SALTBURN (2023) IS WILD! FIRST TIME WATCHING!! MOVIE REACTION!!! 

That makes sense! Shooting on film definitely suites this movie perfectly.

I agree

Definitely he only thrusts the bottle at Felix after he has unequivocally rejected him once and for all, if Felix had forgiven him I dont think he would have killed him. He simply decided after Felix rejected him that he would never be with him and he wax now just an obstacle do he decided there and then to kill Felix and take everything from him and his family.

No, he knew the entire time he was going to do what he did. Hence the flat bicycle tire

One of my fav movies! Thanks for watching 🥳🥳🥳

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Crazzzyyy

Saltburn is Europe and Oliver is a certain parasitic cancerous raping torturing beheading religion of peace. Careful of those dangerous immigrants or watch your countries burn.

Thanks for checking out the vid!

Haha my beer went warm watching this movie 😕☹️☹️

@@therobw I had to rewatch this movie and it’s such an insane concept!

oh hell yeah dude

He’s gonna be the joker???

@@specificsoup He already is, in the batman 2022 there's a scene where the riddler meets a figure in the dark, very jokery dialogue, that figure is a young joker played by barry keoghan. People asked barry if he'll appear as joker again and he said "can't talk about it but my smile says it all"

Thanks for watching Jeff!

It's worth it

haha

Haha likewise 😆😆

Thanks for sharing your input Sarah! ❤️

Thanks Anthony! Happy new year to you!!

Shouldnt be too much longer!

It’s definitely coming up soon 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

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Lol I talked to some coworkers and they had trouble figuring it out even after the movie goes out of it’s way to explain things. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

@@therobw oof okay maybe I’m overestimating then lol

I don’t know if we needed all of it, but I liked seeing that his plans went so far back to him actually puncturing the tire. I also think it’s part of Oliver’s need to tell the narrative so he may be over-selling his actual control and power there. For one thing, IMO I think it’s clear he’s lying about “not being IN love with” Felix and that’s something he keeps repeating.

The thing is, he is just telling himself after the fact that he had a plan to get the house. That way it’s not about being in love with Felix, which is what it was really about. Instead it was a successful “grand plan all along” to get the house. That way he can tell himself losing Felix didn’t matter when it most certainly did. That’s why he keeps mentioning how much HE WAS NOT “in love” with him. He couldn’t have planned for over a decade and half to get Elspeth alone. Even during his time at Saltburn he makes mistakes (like trying to hit on Elspeth). So many variables were out of his control for too long. Elspeth could have died in the intervening years in something simple like a car accident, she could have got cancer or another grifter could have come in. What he is saying does not line up with his actions and images, because they aren’t supposed to. Oliver is a compulsive liar and an unreliable narrator. (For some people people who think he “had a plan all along”, certain scenes they think are only there for “shock value”, because they don’t understand those scenes are showing Oliver’s true desires, which is definitely not the house.) I am also realizing a lot of people have been blessed to not have ever know a compulsive liar. The post fact justification is exactly what they do. He has the house but he is all alone. Is that what he wanted? Do all his actions say he wanted to be rich and alone?

Haha that’s definitely a fun way to look at it

I dunno if it’s better. More depressing and disturbing sure, but at least Saltburn has some fun scenes.

too nice of a guy :/

haha brilliant!

In the best way

I appreciate the recommendations!! 🤙🏻🤙🏻

can’t agree with you, mate: neither about the cheap blabber part, nor the “cook, etc” being a better movie. Saltburn’s inspirations are clear: the talented Mr. Ripley, Rebecca, School Ties, Brideshead Revisited, etc. Not really comparable films, there two.

I'm gonna check that movie out. Thanks.

@@therobw ever seen LOVE YOU TO DEATH its sooooooo funny! dark comedy with river phoenix..keanu reeves is in it... its hysterical.

my bad

The movie is set in 2006.

@@lillustpotion 2002, they’re watching the US version of The Ring

​@@therobwyour not wrong, in the UK when it says welcome class of (year) it's when they start not when they graduate. Oliver was at Saltburn summer of 2007 👍

​@@slonmishthe film starts in 2006, in the UK when it says welcome class of (year) it's when you start not when you graduate so it was 2006 and when Oliver was at Saltburn it was the summer of 2007 👍

Interesting critique of my personality/style of reviewing movies. Kinda harsh, but I respect the judgement. Thanks for the input regardless.

​@@therobw your Reaction to the Good Son was such a memorable and outstanding reaction. I held so much excitement for your coming reactions as you may have a similar aptitude to appreciate the nature of true horror. How many Slasher, jump scare, formulaic sanitized for middle class American non-thinking audiences does it take before this specific consumer/creator becomes incapable of digesting anything else? I believe you are equally as erudite as I in your cinematic musings. I understand and give u credit in that the general public does NOT wish to come anywhere close to true horror. The teen slasher genre are no different than non-toxic crayons. A distracted mom doesn't have the same reaction to kids eating crayons because they aren't toxic like ALL original home cleaning products where when first introduced... I respect above everything else your poised acceptance of my initial comment. I agree it was harsh. Allow me to offer a prize to you now. See next comment :)