Saltburn

Ambiguous. Already from the middle of the film it becomes clear that Oliver is there for a reason, that this is his plan. And it was obvious to Farley that it wasn't him who texted, I didn't understand at all why they presented it as a surprise in the finale, they discussed it at the party. The only question that remained was whether Felix had committed suicide, because at least here they skillfully averted our eyes with mad infatuation/love.
In short, it seems strange to me that rich people are depicted as so naive, they would have lost their entire fortune long ago. Eccentric, out of touch with life - yes, but not in matters of money and suspicious individuals who try to attach themselves to them.
But the dance at the end was beautiful with its madness, you can't say anything))

There was so much hype around the film, and I have a pretty good attitude towards Emerald Fennel herself after Promising young woman, but this clearly does not reach the level of that crazy and unexpected film that everyone is talking about... Everything was predictable from the very first minutes. It's beautiful, yes, but cliche on cliche, you start to get bored. Unfortunately, expectations for Saltburn were too high. I really expected to see something that had never been done before

I think that the atmosphere and tone of the narrative are more important than the fact that the plot is quite predictable. So it came to me, both main actors coped with a bang. I didn't have high expectations, I didn't really know anything about the movie at all, except for the discussion in tiktok of that very scene in the bathroom, heh.

I didn't expect anything unique, since the trailer already showed allusions to the "Talented Mr. Ripley" – I wanted to look at Keoghan, at Emerald's new work and at Keoghan in Emerald's new work.

I am satisfied with all points, and separately with the soundtrack straight from my 2006, with block party and others. And of course, the visual, I expected it from Emerald, it's on the level, thank you all. A great Christmas gift.

Lel. Keoghan of God. I didn't read anything about the movie at all, the only throw-in that reached me was that it would be related to Call Me by Your Name. Up to the theory that this is one universe. But I really got the fuck out of it. I thought that the narrative would develop in the same way, and not as a disappeared con artist with a better offer and a greater degree of insanity. Besides, the picture is juicy, you can't take your eyes off it.

Keoghan is wonderful here, unfolding like an actor to the fullest. The first impression from the film is that these are Parasites under acid

It seemed to me, or there are references to films. The same actor from "the killing of the Sacred Deer", and the same message; it also reminded me of the plot of "Parasites", but less bloodthirsty. I'll rate it 8/10, I lowered it for the cliche; I would like to see deeper feelings than the thirst to fuck a dead body, and the craving to merge with victims. Gg correctly noted that he had eaten into all the holes like a mouse. Existentially.

The most musical film of this year.

Did I understand correctly that Oliver's horns are a reference to the film "The Killing of the Sacred Deer", and Felix's wings are a reference to "Euphoria" 😄

Something in Shakespearean

🕺🏻 🍆 👀

Let's just say the film is ambiguous, but it definitely won't leave anyone indifferent😂

ambiguous and causes mixed emotions, but it's worth a look..

Boredom...

Wow... just wow.
I had expectations and they were fulfilled. Everything I love has been collected here. But there are so many impressions that there is nothing to say, because it needs to be digested.
Yes, there are many similar things to be found here. From the latter, the same "Parasites", but still visually and in English it is amazing

Of course, after watching it, there remains an aftertaste of secondhandness, because the idea of the film, to put it mildly, is not new. But it was shot beautifully, dramatically and eerily. The actors are great. Keoghan is crazy!

It is true that in many moments this is a secondary and predictable cringe, but I really liked it 😁

P. S. The dance is great, Keoghan is divine

Give this guy an Oscar, well, he definitely deserves it. Keoghan is gorgeous just because the role is not a masterpiece. The film is very provocative, fine.

The plot is banal and boring, but the picture and the atmosphere decide. I really liked the shooting style, camera angles, colors

Nicely. And jacob hoth❤️🔥

It was beautifully shot. The actors tried their best. But the plot is banal. I didn't read anything specifically in advance to make it look more spectacular, alas. I didn't understand why such a HYPE. The usual story, which has already been told by the cinema more than once.
The final dance, of course, is definitely top.

the movie didn't come in at all. the most boring. And it's definitely not worth the applause that's around 🫤

I didn't know anything about the movie except for Jacob Elordi in the Dark Academy setting. in the beginning, I thought that the film would be about a strong male friendship. in short, I know so much about ... la. I don't know how to rate the film, to be honest. It seems cool, but there were moments when I wanted to puke, and that's not cool for me. I'm completely confused.

too many pussies per square meter

Expectations were very high (in tiktok, everyone who watched, everyone had these expressions on their faces:😱😦😭😵, plus more comments from other viewers about the traumatic experience, etc.....) well, I was waiting for something traumatic, shocking and unusual...
I got something unusual in the end😶🌫
Among the advantages: good actors, beautiful views and filming, pleasant musical accompaniment, excellent work of costumers, atmosphere and aesthetics, symbolism finally (it is quite obvious, but if you call it detail, it even comes out very tasty)
Of the cons: boring in places, predictable plot (bathroom scene, " vampire ", denouement and even the end), questions to logic (???? I still don't understand where the police were during the denouement of the plot)
But (there is a big but) how beautifully this story is made forgives her the holes in the plot and the predictability of turns
You can watch for the sake of actors and beautiful shots (it's definitely worth it), but not for the sake of a traumatic experience or an unusual plot.... After all, a similar plot has already been told in other paintings, all the mystery is lost from this
By the way!!! In the annotation (?) the comedy is stated, but there is not a lot of it and it is mostly revealed in dialogues — it does not make it worse or better, rather it is a great addition to the characters
There are funny moments, but not to the point of stomach cramps

It was shot beautifully, very beautifully, but I knew all the delicious scenes and spoilers in advance, maybe it spoiled the viewing

I'm thrilled! The actors, the picture, the plot twist - all this did not leave me indifferent. Yes - some scenes of kringe, but" the moment " and you understand why it happened this way and not otherwise. An incredible movie, I'll watch it again and again.
And for those who did not understand the idea - sincere condolences

Hard vibe "Call me by your name", only more exaggerated and harsh.
It came to me personally. Most of the characters in the film are crazy. It seems to me that only Felix was in the right place, but we all know the end. I think it's a great movie for the evening! Not a masterpiece, but it doesn't pretend to be either, in my opinion. It turned out well

There's so much noise around the movie. The film is aesthetic, yes 10/10, but the plot did not cause a wow effect.

Before watching, I had not heard about this film at all and did not build expectations, but how surprised I was by the positive reviews and high appreciation. I didn't like the movie, it reminded me more of a light thriller than a drama, and even more so a comedy. You can neither sympathize with any hero, nor empathize with him, nor experience his emotions with him. Oliver is disgusting, the others seem childish and caricatured. It would be more interesting if they showed all the details of the plan, but it was left behind the scenes, which began to raise many questions. The picture is beautiful at times, but everything else does not catch on.

what a horror, but aesthetic🤣

Brideshead Revisited курильщика

Where is this world going

This film will definitely not leave anyone indifferent. Someone will definitely spit for sure, saying that this is a cover of quite popular films such as “Return to Brideshead”, “The Talented Mr. Ripley”, etc., someone will say that the film is mediocre, but someone will find something of their own in it, really deep meaning and will be able to appreciate appreciate this picture. That's exactly what happened to me.

I watched the first part of the film and felt sorry for Oliver, I think, like everyone else. It seemed to me that he was so unhappy, he needed help and, to be honest, you also bought into this character, like Felix and his whole family. And, indeed, nothing shows or hints that a character named Oliver is behind the whole series of events that happened to this family. He looks very insecure, downtrodden and, as Venetia correctly noted, he sniffs out like a mouse (I would even say like a rat) and knows where he needs to go and knows where to dig another tunnel, how to get through, where to go and where exactly is the weakest place where it is easiest It will make a hole.

When I watched the movie, of course, my opinion of this character changed dramatically, but I realized how many details we miss in dealing with such people and how often we wishful thinking. I want to say that Felix was the most ordinary lifeguard who saw the victim and towered over him while helping him. Usually eo happens unconsciously, but still. He consoled his ego that he was a valiant knight who helped a broken man in a difficult life situation. That's exactly what played a cruel joke on him, because the moment he agreed to trust Oliver, his vigilance was put to sleep. However, so did he in the future.

Felix was bright and memorable and, judging by how popular he was, it was not for nothing that his family fell victim to Oliver. Oliver is the smartest person. Everyone knew about Felix's estate, it was not surprising that Oliver had noticed it long before the events. I think everyone knew about the “kindness” of his parents, so it was not difficult for Oliver to fulfill his plan. At first, he watched Felix for a very long time and analyzed his behavior. After that, he absolutely understood the strategy of communicating with Felix, so that he would like it and be friendly and courteous with him, very accurately turned out to be in the right place and at the right time and was so nice that he lent his bike to a stranger. Further, in order to get even closer, he showed his vulnerable side, which greatly endeared Felix to himself. And then — as if on cue — Oliver absolutely brilliantly got used to the role of an unhappy student (while not being a student), fooled everyone and different people, of different ages, of different levels of education believed in his game, which only proves his uniqueness and genius, albeit a sick one.

I want to point out how Oliver's image changed throughout the film. As an unhappy, to some extent even pathetic person, he became more and more confident in himself. His movements, his actions, his voice, and even the way he dressed and the way he sat showed his transformation and movement towards fulfilling his plan. He was moving towards the denouement point and the better he managed to muddy the brains of Felix and his family, the better he felt, the bolder he became, and it was like a rebirth from the insecure person we saw at the very beginning and the one we saw at the end — unsurpassed. And while everyone thought that Oliver was Felix's next toy, he was the one who ruled the ball here.

Despite the fact that the plot is damn banal and obvious, the acting, the shooting, the estate itself, all these arthouse scenes caused an incredible storm of emotions in me, because there was a terrible aversion to everything that was happening on the screen. Keoghan left behind some kind of sophisticated aftertaste, because at first I felt sorry for his character, then I was interested in watching him, as he revealed himself, and in the end, when I realized that he was a complete psychopath, I felt disgusting. It became disgusting how cold-blooded and calculating all his actions were. How accurately he read every millimeter of events and his actions.From the very beginning, I noticed his uncanny insight into people and this ability of his brought him to the point where he ended up.

For myself, I perceive this film not as a narrative about a man who killed an entire family in order to gain an entire castle, rather, it is a representation of the dirtiest, most vile and most disgusting acts and feelings that people can commit without shying away. This is a great allegory of how vices take over people and how they rise above all the good that we have, killing the light piece by piece, and how in the end you are left alone with this darkness inside, rejoicing in your greatness.

It was a very unpleasant aftertaste from the film, but it was incredibly creepy, disgusting and disgusting. Thank you.

The movie is beautiful, the atmosphere is cool. But there was no wow effect, after Venetia's death, I already had the idea in my head that now the whole family would disappear and Oliver would be covered in chocolate. The only surprise for me was that Oliver had also set up a meeting with Felix from the very beginning (by ruining the tire). And yes, there are some scenes that I've already watched hundreds of ticktocks with, where everyone is sitting with their mouths open or grimacing.. it wouldn't be the same without them)

I did not know or see any vivid scenes from the film before watching it, but I had heard a lot about the film itself and Barry Keoghan's performance. Yes, he played great, such a vile character and was very disgusting) It's a very strange film, a little creepy because of the presence of such scenes, but at the same time the film was interesting. I liked the special atmosphere of the film, the music of those years, the style of the film, it was very beautifully shot) I didn't like the fact that Oli turned out to be a bastard after all, who only needed money.I am very interested in the question:What, really, no detective has checked the version of how all the members of a rich family take turns dying under strange circumstances and after all this, some left-wing person inherits the property of this family?") I don't believe it) Hmm, or is he so good at acting that he deceived the detectives too🤔
Ska, what kind of Oliver is still a g*ndon, pisses me off 😂 He can't get away with this!

I don't know what I expected from the movie, having picked up spoilers from the Internet...but certainly not such banality. Also vile.
In general, when they said about the moth, I compared him to a family of Parasites and in general, Oliver was a parasite himself.

To be honest, I thought that they would tie this to his writing abilities (as a kind of cliche at the end of the film), he also remains unpunished and famous.
And so, superficially speaking, this film at least during the viewing hooked me, and the cringe hooked me, and disgust. And I would say that it is not another movie for me that I will chew and forget.

The denouement somewhat devalues the film with its excessive unambiguity, but as a vivid audio-visual experience it was still curious.

This is some kind of trash. I gave two stars: one for Jacob and one for Archie. I wanted to vomit almost the whole movie. Also, for me personally, the appearance of the main character is SO REPULSIVE. The plot twist is interesting.

I liked the movie despite the fact that because of the hype around it, expectations were overstated + I caught a spoiler, but I still got a lot of different emotions from watching it))

Yes, the plot is not new + cliched rich people in their world, but the atmosphere and visual solutions are top.
The leitmotif is similar to the Talented Mr. Ripley, but here there is a more eccentric style, modern, fresh, defiant.
There is a moderate suspense, and when gg began to plot, it became much more interesting.
Awesome Keoghan🔥 And I personally really liked Rosamund Pike here)

Before watching, I heard that the film was sensational, but I didn't know anything about it at all, so there were no high expectations.
The film is dull and boring, sometimes diluted with unexpected scenes (everyone knows which ones), which only cause misunderstanding of where it comes from and why, because nothing really follows from the logic of the film. Yes, I think this was done only for the hype around, and not for immersion and better character development.
The plot about the bunny hut is not new, so there were no surprises in this regard.
The main surprise is actually the absence of at least some importance of the butler. It's really like a closet, it doesn't bring anything with its presence. It surprised me a lot, but the film itself is probably nothing.

Judging by this film and "the killing of a sleeping deer ", Keoghan should not be invited home and even make acquaintance with him 😅

It's quite an attractive picture and God how I love these beautiful British views, so to speak, and especially their accent. The plot as a whole was not particularly surprised, although I did not think that Oliver had set up the whole acquaintance, but this did not make the film any less interesting or boring to me at all. Yes, there were ambiguous scenes, but I still didn't understand why they were talking about it so dumbfounded in tiktok, in general, nothing like that. And they made too rich people look stupid. If they had been so naive, they would not have saved the estate and certainly would not have been so rich. In the end, for some reason, Oliver empathized anyway, oh, these obsessive psychopaths know how to win over themselves. Some characters were introduced pointlessly, and there were a lot of shots that did not particularly affect the plot or the disclosure of the characters. But I was still satisfied with the film, some kind of sediment still remained, I can't argue with that. I can't help but note how good Jacob Elordi is, I would just look at him and that's it😂

If you watch it, then only in the original voice acting, this British English is just great 💔 the film, well, the film is for an amateur, I don't regret watching it, but I probably won't review it, in general - it's definitely worth a look

the best thing about the film is its posters, by a wide margin (I watched them because of them, and for the sake of the actors too). Elordi has the silver, who is handsome, but he has nothing to play with. let Keoghan get the bronze — everyone knows that this is a decent actor, but here he also showed off the choreography)

The film has a very cool prestige vibe in the 2000s. But, as it seems to me, the girls will go much further. The lunch scene after Felix's death is a masterpiece.

When I watched it, I didn't recognize Prince Targaryen of the Dragon House in dvinutomu math;

It was incredibly strange. But it's beautiful)

I think this tape would be perfect for a slogan like "I spit on your graves", only the verb is different. 🤔

A lot of things were obvious, but beautifully shot 👍

It would be fine if the hero was poor, but the suffering of the middle class looks foreign and unnecessary

throughout the film, I had the impression that I had already seen it somewhere.. at the same time, it resembles both parasites and Somewhere A Death Note. in general, from watching almost all the time there was embarrassment and Spanish Shame, then disgust, and at the end нудь boredom. perhaps it was also influenced by the antipathy to the main character, who was unpleasant from the first shots. the film claims to be a psychological thriller, but clearly falls short of its competitors, because it simply copies them by throwing a little gesture away from itself
from the good, very cool tracks that somehow dilute the atmosphere, and a beautiful picture. but I don't recommend viewing it, an exception for strong fans of actors, or if you're not familiar with the genre at all

I love such films, for me it's some kind of new genre, starting with "parasites", I'll also add "everything everywhere and at once" and "triangle of sadness" here
Equally crazy, beautiful, strange and ambiguous every time!
High!

Everything got mixed up in the Oblonsky house.. people are horses... It is necessary to watch the film without fail in order to at least be aware of what everyone is talking and arguing about...
The film is interesting, unhurried, somewhat ambiguous, but definitely predictable.
Should I say that this is a masterpiece? No... A hat? Not at all... The film will definitely find its fans of varying degrees of "warming up" and certainly its haters. I'm more in the first category, because I liked the movie overall.
There are a lot of beautifully shot scenes, as well as intentionally provocative and scandalous for someone... was it possible to do without them? to advance the plot - probably yes, to reveal the character - rather not than yes, since they definitely added colors...but one thing is for sure: if they hadn't been there, there wouldn't have been such a heated discussion. Therefore, in general, the plot is a cocktail of the Talented Mr. Ripley " and "Parasites" served in a classic English style.
You don't need to be a clairvoyant here to anticipate most of the plot twists..
The only non-obvious details for me were a punctured tire and a scene at the bar ... but these are such small details that they did not have a wow effect at all..
I didn't immediately figure out about gg's parents, but it's clear that some kind of trigger was needed to move to the climax of the plot and this was one of the options. And when Felix took Oliver to Prescott, there were no options left.
I'm not sure if I blinked during the viewing, but the reason for Elspeth's sudden illness was only hinted at, or was there something documenting Oliver's involvement?
The final scene is top, it will clearly become a cult one, there is no doubt about it.

* (by the way, I didn't know, but as it turned out, the final version of the cemetery scene is an improvisation by Barry Keoghan, strongly approved by the director)

The credits at the beginning of the movie are what I really liked.
And so, of course, it's a little boring, of course, and those very scenes were not impressed, as if we were not living in the 21st century.

If it wasn't for the last naked scene, I wouldn't have appreciated this movie ahah

6.7 of the 10 lost graves 🤓
an incomprehensible thing, the promised abomination was not there. It's just weird, very weird. reminded of kings and whisperers because the plot is the same incomprehensible (we did not try to understand) 💣💣🤙🤙
tiktok HYIP is not understood

Пиздец

The movie is so disgusting that it's even good)) Alas, the plot twist did not become a twist for me. I'm not sure that's what was intended. But I just admired Keoghan, Allordi and, of course, Rosamund Pike throughout the film, enjoyed the mannered British accent and the spirit of the excessively perverse Brideshead. It was enough for me to overcome the urge to vomit in a couple of moments))

The movie is beautiful. Bright actors.
Many people write about the resemblance to the Talented Mr. Ripley, but it is minimal here.
I put 4 out of 5. Minus 1 point for the final. It would be better if this nonsense with murders were absent altogether.

Controversial emotions, of course. I fell for the stories about the awesome and unpredictable movie, so when I read the description of the film, I didn't understand what was wrong there. Actually, I didn't expect anything because of this. The beginning of the film is the most boring, just terrible. There seems to be some kind of more or less interesting line going towards the middle, but on the whole it's a pretty boring movie in itself. Everything is very predictable and, as it seems to me, far-fetched.
Why did the rich family keep Oliver at all, and why didn't the police investigate anything after the first murder? I think it was possible to conclude for sure that this was not a suicide, and then specifically suspect Oliver. With the fact that he still got the castle, it is also doubtful, as if they no longer have relatives. Well, in short, for me, it's a long and not too interesting film. For the acting and the crazy dance at the end - like. The rest is quite passable