That Bathtub Scene! Saltburn - FIRST TIME Group Reaction 

Lmfao that was painful

I’m still haunted by that crunchie middle bite

@@choccy9852 I have a friend who does the same thing with KitKats and it's actually the most criminal thing a person can do

IKTR GIRL!!! LMFAO hell all those "fucked up, traumatic" scenes were hot to me ROFL (yes, I'm aware that I probably need an INEXPLICABLY unaffordable amount of couch time to unpack everything that led up to me finding the "I'm a Vampire" and the "Are You Gonna Behave" scenes blisteringly sexy 🤦‍♂️💀😆🤣😆)! Meanwhile I'm over here UT-TER-LY-DYING when fucking Felix just UP AND DECIDED to surprise him with a visit to his "crackhead" ass mama's house!!! OmG omg OMG talk about nauseating! When I realized where TF we were going, on my LIFE - the moment that MF slowed down for me to open the door against the wind I'd have JUMPED-TF-OUT ✌️🏃‍♂️💨 SHIT 😦 Lol hell, that was likely almost as traumatizing AS having neglectful drunk tweakers for parents!!!

The whole movie is f*cked 😮

Sure, but also... I've seen Keoghan in maybe 2 roles where he wasn't creepy as hell. The whole "Olly lied about his parents" twist isn't that hard to guess, but I was dead certain that was the case from the start just because Barry plays him. He's an amazing actor, but he gets typecasted a lot.

"This has become really sinister!" me: _"Eh... just giv et a minnit...."_

I really like that too. I also think that it's partly to show what kind of friend Oliver does NOT want. Like, as if he feels like he's not a weirdo with Michael, and instead belongs with the cool and beautiful people. Even though he's actually a bigger weirdo by far, and Michael is probably a much better friend than Oliver would ever be to anybody.

exactly that

@@ninjatoriumnova2483I actually don’t think him lying was meant to be the big twist, since you could argue there were plenty of moments where his story seemed out of place, like the cut away from the phone call, the lack of eye contact, and the emotional inconsistencies. Of course everyone wants to brush those aside, since we don’t scrutinize people in real life for being ‘inconsistent’ with trauma, but there was never a moment where his emotional vulnerability was shown to anyone except felix, not even the audience. Coupled with the lies ‘I don’t smoke’ then cut to him smoking while watching felix have sex and him saying he read all 50 books on the summer reading list even the Bible, it’s pretty clear on rewatch that he’s lying. what I believe the ‘twist’ to be was Oliver orchestrating every interaction from the beginning. When Ollie says he was trying to put on a performance for felix so that he’d like him, it’s pretty believable up until his monologue to Felix’s mom, where it’s revealed that he planned everything from the start. It makes it less ‘aw oliver just wanted felix to like him and think he’s interesting’ into ‘holy shit he’s been stalking him like a predator since he got there’.

Barry is crazy 😂😂

Ummm that’s weird but props to him

he’s a genius tbh

Oh....Damn! Wow, that's a bold move.

To a certain extent- from what i can remember the screenplay says that Oliver strips, takes off his pants... Then there were ellipses- so it wasn't explicitly said, but given what else he did I can see why he thought the character would have done it.

HÉ WAITED 15 years?

@@oguzkzn7137 He played the long game. Plus he was already given a lot of money to live off of.

The summer is actually 2006 despite them watching Superbad.

@@DaviniaHill It's summer 2007. The beginning of the movie is autumn 2006.

​@@DaviniaHillwe saw they had Christmas at Oxford lol so it's definitely summer of 2007 when he's at Saltburn 👍

Yes!! But the bathtub scene where Chris said "give me that slurp" then he got so freaked out he had to put a hat on lmao 😂😂

@amandamosteller1371 one of the hardest shows to watch I swear

Such a Chris thing to say lol

Especially Marketa 🤣

Timestamp?

Only the children. 🫦

Yooooo crazy to find someone else from Northamptonshire

who owns those houses tho?

You live in a beautiful area! I’m in Florida and meh I’d like to be there instead lol

@@ArthurKnight1899I believe many of them are open to the public, but in Saltburn’s case (don’t know the name of the actual property), the director said that it was still privately owned by the family. Crazy!

@@ArthurKnight1899 Many are now owned by the national trust, and the upkeep payed for by the government, donations and membership passes. They are open to the public, but if the family has remained wealthy then they will be still privately owned.

Understandable

you got it right

Talented Mr. Ripley for sure!

Ripley yeah that’s the movie I was looking for that reminded me of this

and they're cousins with Call me by your name😂

Yeah, a bad mood. She's the sort of woman getting offended that people mention him moaning loudly while wanking in a bath but then won't even look at a scene further in the film, acting completely traumatised by it. Pathetic generation.

He's definitely really good at giving that "might snap and start killing people at any moment" vibe.

@@dlweisshe’s also good at playing a sweet monk

@@unbowedqueen I loved him in The Last Kingdom.

That's AEMOND?!? I didn't even recognize him.

Bro sped ran all the fun facts

Drinking bath water...as in,water that another person washed there dirt off themselves AND masturbating in, it's NOT just drinking water

Agreed! Just to piggyback off of this, I saw an interview where Emerald Fennell said that a lot of the uncomfortable scenes felt that way because they’re in some way, very extreme versions of where the human mind could go. Before every single one of those scenes, someone on the couch had a ‘what if’ moment/predicted what was about to happen, second guessed it, then BOOM, Oliver goes ahead and does it. This movie does a great job in showing the lengths that human desire can take someone, especially someone as messed up and psychopathic as Oliver.

Saying that like Miles Teller isn’t talented…

Yeah I don’t think Miles Teller is untalented, but I do think he’s more in the vicinity of Al Pacino, De Niro, Nicholson, Joaquin Phoenix, Sam Jackson and Christian Bale. Suuuuuper intense and charismatic.

Yeah...personally The Killing of a Sacred Deer is a movie starring him that I enjoyed better than Saltburn tbh. Although either way he's definitely a great actor and I think he's going to end up becoming a household name for this generation.

​@@YourBlackLocal Barry is way way way more talented than Miles.

Smaller part, but _The Green Knight_ too.

Lmaooo that’s on point

Same!! We all went in blind. Not sure if I will re-watch it tho (Navi)

One of my all-time favorites! Bo Burnham is amazing in it

Yes. Please!!!!!

I want to but I heard there are rape scenes. Is that true? Is it graphic?

@@Pkelly730 yes. It's graphic. But it's good.

@@Pkelly730 I haven't seen the whole thing, but from what I hear... Yes, there are definitely rape scenes and they are apparently very difficult to watch. But they are done with a lot of sensitivity by the director, and they are meant to highlight the woman's point of view and her humanity/agency, instead of being made just for shock value or anything. (Still obviously watch at your own discression, but knowing that was helpful for me.)

The statue was based on Olivers actors body too.

That everyone thought would be a villain.

Well, he played a DC villain named Joker in The Batman. For the MCU, he played Druig, a hero from The Eternals.

he becomes the rich though.. so that's a very corrupted/hypocritical eat the rich..

He was already rich tho. It's more like a rich eats the aristocracy and becomes the richer.