I thought so too, I hope he doesn’t go the way of his parents. He’s a great actor and I enjoy his work, but I worry he might pull a Heath ledger one day.
Good movie, great cinematography, it was a little long though.
I am not sure why so many people are complaining about the bathtub scene. It was gross but most of the people complaining have probably sucked dick before and swallowed.
He said he loved him but he wasn’t “in love” with. His obsession stemmed more from wanting to be him than an obsession based on love.
He also couldn't have him so the next best thing was to find a way to continue living his lifestyle. He probably wasn't going to kill him but once Felix found out he was a liar, there was nothing else he could do so that his secret wouldn't be revealed.
I don’t think he would have killed Felix if he wasn’t rejected (platonically) by him. Oliver realised there was no coming back from his lies being discovered so that’s what really pushed him over the edge.
So I had a French exchange student when I was 18 she was 18. She is from a very well off family. I'm from a very blue collar family. We had a lot of fun for the 3 weeks she was with us. I remember one night I was doing the laundry and her underwear had some cheese build up in it. I sucked on them for almost an hour before I finally threw them in the washer. I can relate to such lust.
Oliver stole a piece of pottery and emailed a collector pretending to be Farley to sell it for money. He knew the collector was friends with Felix’s dad and would immediately contact him. The second time it’s because he was doing lines of cocaine on the night Felix died. The dad kicked out and cut him off financially for real that time.
Ahhh nice. I appreciate you.
There have been 3 movies just this month where dialogue has had such a thick accent that I've had a hard time understanding what was said. I know my hearing isn't the best, but damn.
Oliver stole a piece of pottery and emailed a collector pretending to be Farley to sell it for money. He knew the collector was friends with Felix’s dad and would immediately contact him. The second time it’s because he was doing lines of cocaine on the night Felix died. The dad kicked out and cut him off financially for real that time.
Yeah both times I was able to figure it out but it was still portrayed a bit cloudy. First time didn't stick because the family didn't care as much about money as Oliver thought they did. But the second time he framed him for causing Felix' death and so he cut him off completely
Farley came back because he was able to sneak into the party, and then the family just moved past the stealing because Felix's death was of more importance.
You didn’t empathise with Oliver to care about him as a character maybe? I can see the movie not working as it’s supposed to if you don’t feel sorry for him in the beginning.
>And for anyone who's wondering whether Keoghan is actually nude in the scene, or if some cinematic wizardy was involved? The actor really did strip down for the scene, which is why for much of it we see him from behind or in silhouette. "It totally felt right," said Keoghan, "It's ownership. This is my place. It's full confidence in, 'I can do what I want in this manor. I can strip to my barest and waltz around because this is mine.'" >While Keoghan felt some trepidation about filming the extended sequence nude, he soon got into the swing of things. "After take one, I was ready to go," he added. "I was like, 'Let's go again. Let's go again.' You kind of forget, because there's such a comfortable environment created, and it gives you that license to go, 'All right, this is about the story now.'" >Fennell has stated that the scene took 11 takes to get right, and that even though Keoghan was "technically perfect" in his performance on the seventh try, they filmed the long tracking shot a further four times in order to capture the essence of Oliver in the moment.
Keoghan cope. I know people who worked on this and it was 100% prosthetic dick. Look at how the article is written. "He really did strip down." Of course he did. That's not wrong. He took his clothes off - then put a fake dick on.
I enjoyed the hell out of it. I mean, spoiler, Oliver is the bad guy and the family are victims, you're not supposed to be sympathizing with him. He's an evil dude and the entertainment is in seeing just how far he goes
So I had a French exchange student when I was 18 she was 18. She is from a very well off family. I'm from a very blue collar family. We had a lot of fun for the 3 weeks she was with us. I remember one night I was doing the laundry and her underwear had some cheese build up in it. I sucked on them for almost an hour before I finally threw them in the washer. I can relate to such lust.
>In writing the film, Fennell wanted to sympathise with unlikeable people, saying "the sorts of people that we can't stand, the sorts of people who are abhorrent—if we can love them, if we can fall in love with these people, if we can understand why this is so alluring, in spite of its palpable cruelty and unfairness and sort of strangeness, if we all want to be there too, I think that's just such an interesting dynamic."
I don’t think Oliver and Farley had sex, he climbed on him and gave him a handjob didn’t he? But it was a power thing more than a sexual thing, like Mr Hickey. All Elspeth’s lines were great.
A lot of unsimulated masturbation in this flick.
Yeah from you while you were watching it
Gay
I mean the cum slurping and tomb frickin were kind of too much
Good movie, but it had too much unnecessary homoerotic scenes.
It falls under the same cliche of rich people bad
Rich people are usually bad
>Rich People BAD
>written, produced, directed and starring rich people
cry me a river
The lead actor grew up in foster care and his mum died of a drug overdose though.
>it's true
that's actually fricked up that he's playing this character then
I thought so too, I hope he doesn’t go the way of his parents. He’s a great actor and I enjoy his work, but I worry he might pull a Heath ledger one day.
The rich people weren’t really portrayed as bad just the Black and the middle class Liverpudlian
Not really. They're just out of touch to a parody level but they're never portrayed as malicious.
>It falls under the same cliche of rich people bad
Are they not?
Kino, merry Christmas lads /spoiler
Not good, not interesting, not innovative, tries to make up for that by being edgy
I don't mind the depraved homosexualry, but I can't stand the stupid "it was all an epic plan all along" last half hour
Did he really love Felix or not? Why kill such a sexy man bros…
He said he loved him but he wasn’t “in love” with. His obsession stemmed more from wanting to be him than an obsession based on love.
Rape anon?
Good movie, great cinematography, it was a little long though.
I am not sure why so many people are complaining about the bathtub scene. It was gross but most of the people complaining have probably sucked dick before and swallowed.
He also couldn't have him so the next best thing was to find a way to continue living his lifestyle. He probably wasn't going to kill him but once Felix found out he was a liar, there was nothing else he could do so that his secret wouldn't be revealed.
I don’t think he would have killed Felix if he wasn’t rejected (platonically) by him. Oliver realised there was no coming back from his lies being discovered so that’s what really pushed him over the edge.
Men are strange creatures.
Plein Soleil x Teorema repacked for zoomers
Never heard of it unironically
Disappointing. I only watched the clips at AZNude though
Good fun. The depraved world of the homosexual
Interesting enough to keep me curious where things will end up, but the end turns out unsatisfying.
Better than average is my verdict.
Does anyone understand why the black kid from Gran Turismo got kicked out of the house each time? I could not hear/understand what they were saying?
Oliver stole a piece of pottery and emailed a collector pretending to be Farley to sell it for money. He knew the collector was friends with Felix’s dad and would immediately contact him. The second time it’s because he was doing lines of cocaine on the night Felix died. The dad kicked out and cut him off financially for real that time.
Ahhh nice. I appreciate you.
There have been 3 movies just this month where dialogue has had such a thick accent that I've had a hard time understanding what was said. I know my hearing isn't the best, but damn.
What’s your native accent?
Yeah both times I was able to figure it out but it was still portrayed a bit cloudy. First time didn't stick because the family didn't care as much about money as Oliver thought they did. But the second time he framed him for causing Felix' death and so he cut him off completely
Farley came back because he was able to sneak into the party, and then the family just moved past the stealing because Felix's death was of more importance.
No they invited Farley, even though they think he stole. He explains to Oliver he will never understand because doesn’t belong there.
watched it tonight, thought the cinematography was great but the film itself was bad
What didn’t you like about? Was it the ending?
can't quite put my finger on it, I really struggled to care about what was happening for some reason. It just didn't hook me
You didn’t empathise with Oliver to care about him as a character maybe? I can see the movie not working as it’s supposed to if you don’t feel sorry for him in the beginning.
>family always goes to see a movie together on Boxing Day
>suggest this
I rewatched it with my brother and parents as a Christmas movie. You should do it.
>Barry Keoghan's penis on screen
>'Hey dad, is yours that big? Haha'
Me on the right
https://www.menshealth.com/entertainment/a45918819/saltburn-barry-keoghan-penis/
>And for anyone who's wondering whether Keoghan is actually nude in the scene, or if some cinematic wizardy was involved? The actor really did strip down for the scene, which is why for much of it we see him from behind or in silhouette. "It totally felt right," said Keoghan, "It's ownership. This is my place. It's full confidence in, 'I can do what I want in this manor. I can strip to my barest and waltz around because this is mine.'"
>While Keoghan felt some trepidation about filming the extended sequence nude, he soon got into the swing of things. "After take one, I was ready to go," he added. "I was like, 'Let's go again. Let's go again.' You kind of forget, because there's such a comfortable environment created, and it gives you that license to go, 'All right, this is about the story now.'"
>Fennell has stated that the scene took 11 takes to get right, and that even though Keoghan was "technically perfect" in his performance on the seventh try, they filmed the long tracking shot a further four times in order to capture the essence of Oliver in the moment.
Keoghan cope. I know people who worked on this and it was 100% prosthetic dick. Look at how the article is written. "He really did strip down." Of course he did. That's not wrong. He took his clothes off - then put a fake dick on.
you're a fricking idiot
>look at credits
>prosthetic designer is among the first credited
cope harder, barry
Who do you know? Is your dad the ceo of Amazon prime?
I love Barry
nah it sucked
I enjoyed the hell out of it. I mean, spoiler, Oliver is the bad guy and the family are victims, you're not supposed to be sympathizing with him. He's an evil dude and the entertainment is in seeing just how far he goes
In the beginning you are, when you think he’s genuinely a scholarship kid with druggie parents desperate for a friend.
So I had a French exchange student when I was 18 she was 18. She is from a very well off family. I'm from a very blue collar family. We had a lot of fun for the 3 weeks she was with us. I remember one night I was doing the laundry and her underwear had some cheese build up in it. I sucked on them for almost an hour before I finally threw them in the washer. I can relate to such lust.
it's an "art" film for women ages 16-32
pretty much
test
What did you to get on Jannys naughty Christmas list?
>4:3 aspect ratio for no legitimate reason
instantly dropped
take your 'creative vision' and shove it up your ass
If it’s a drama with a focus on people rather than setting then the reason is it’s the correct choice.
Good take
Gay ass israelite trash?
>In writing the film, Fennell wanted to sympathise with unlikeable people, saying "the sorts of people that we can't stand, the sorts of people who are abhorrent—if we can love them, if we can fall in love with these people, if we can understand why this is so alluring, in spite of its palpable cruelty and unfairness and sort of strangeness, if we all want to be there too, I think that's just such an interesting dynamic."
Slapping cast tbh
Who was your favourite, other than Barry?
First 2 quarters Good
Last 2 bad. Became predictable and boring we all knew where it was going just go there already
Who is making these identical Saltburn threads only to disappear once he makes them?
Brightburn was better.
complete muck
would definitely appeal to the crowd that enjoys a24 shit
Another vibeslop that will be forgotten in a week or so.
>vibeslop
QRD?
Semen slurping was absolutely disgusting
Him boning Farley[/Spoiler] was also gross, at least that had purpose though
Grave fricking was kino though
Film pacing was weird - the reveal &, conclusion was all wrapped up too fast
[Spoiler]Cake comments & headstone font discussion funny
I don’t think Oliver and Farley had sex, he climbed on him and gave him a handjob didn’t he? But it was a power thing more than a sexual thing, like Mr Hickey. All Elspeth’s lines were great.
She was great - deserving of best supporting actress for that. Almost every line is so good, funny but also shows how detached from reality they are.
Did she get a nomination? I know Barry did but Cillian Murphy is absolutely going to win.
How did he kill elordi?
Seemed like he poisoned him (where did he got poison from) or like he used a molotov wienertail
He poisoned the champagne bottle that he pushed into his chest at the end of their argument.
How dis he get rosamund pike sick?
Is it possible to make someones lungs collapse like that?
That’s the only death I didn’t understand. I think she was in an induced coma? Maybe it was what Barry used in a Killing of a scared deer.