Saltburn (2023)

[soph30]

I had a moment when I thought the butler did it that is in that he was in cahoots with ollie.

Still think Barry's unscripted funeral scene is worrying of his mindset - you can call it Artistic, I call it disturbed

I think you were meant to think that, like how weird and creepy the butler was when serving breakfast, but he was actually harmless

 

[merlot]

Spiked Felix's champagne with drugs so he overdosed."Encouraged" Venetia to kill herself by leaving a razor blade on the side of the bathtub.

Ahh right, thanks, they didn't really dwell enough on his long game for me, I was obviously a bit slow on the uptake

 

[Mark81]

I enjoyed it, but it was a predictable done before plot.

The shock scenes were an unnecessary directorial indulgence, but they served the purpose - people talking about them and watching the film.

The film was out last November? And was slated, how come it's resurged?

Streaming, was added to amazon around Christmas.

I turned it off after a minute or so. Hated the aspect ratio. Probably if I'd known in advance I'd have been prepared, may try it some other time when I'm in the mood.

 

[ls240898]

I thought he poisoned the champagne and then made himself sick so it didn’t affect him. Razor blades left out to encourage Venetia.

Wasn’t he pretending to be sick that’s why he pushed the bottle to Felix?

 

[soph30]

No Oscar nominations. I enjoyed it tbh but there were better films https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/en...1s80375REz7XY7he-9e1U6MpNpYx0aHL83n1nthWThgCc