Every Death In Saltburn Explained: (Why It Happened?)
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- Saltburn is a black comedy psychological drama where multiple deaths occur within the narrative, all playing a crucial role in advancing Oliver Quick's grand scheme.
Felix takes Oliver under his wing, inviting him to spend the summer with his family at their eponymous estate, Saltburn. As the story unfolds, Oliver's true nature emerges while he infiltrates the inner workings of the Catton family. There are many shocking deaths in the 2023 movie, each strategically contributing to Oliver's triumphant ending as he dances through the estate to the song Murder on the Dancefloor.
0:00 Intro
0:31 Jeff Quick
1:53 Felix Catton
2:52 Venetia Catton
3:53 Sir James Catton
4:36 Lady Elspeth Catton
Every Death In Saltburn Explained: (Why It Happened?)
Every Death In Saltburn Explained: (Why It Happened?)
Every Death In Saltburn Explained: (Why It Happened?)
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Venetia is so intelligent and perceptive , tragically she was too damaged and traumatized to work thru it
She simply didn't have the strength of will to live long enough to be the opposition to Oliver's usurpation of her family and conquest of her ancestral home and birthright.
She was. She figured it out what Oliver's intentions after Felix died, unfortunately, it was too late for her to do anything
And after all that felt like mental foreplay, still she yielded to Oliver's kiss of death.
@@Senate300 because she is just messed up
@@Recubs0608 Of course she was. Overlooked by her parents, hypersexualised from young, struggled with bulimia, left to flickered in the shadow of much loved older brother who was later deceased and her constant boredom and jadedness regarding her families antics with the strays suggested She views Saltburn as her gilded cage. Venetia really was on the poor little rich girl end of miserable. And to top it all with the death of Felix and the resentment towards Oliver slowly taking his place(especially in the eyes of her mother), I'm no longer surprised that Venetia lost her will to live.
Veneta should have known that trope; if you call someone out on their bs, you'll eventually get bodied
But she didn't 'get bodied', the film indicates she took her own life .... how convenient for Oliver
@@6Churches "All it took was one. Little. Push." - Oliver. And/or Joker, who he also played for a second.
@@alisterfolson That's the voice of the writer/filmmaker speaking, not really the character
Oliver as the rapist serial killer he is is not a very redeemable arc to follow. It would have been more honest for him to watch her and realise she wasn't going to do it, so he'd have to force her
But the filmmaker softens the blow and adds the voice-over
The biggest mistake Felix made was accepting Oliver back after finding out he lied about his parents being dead.
If someone did that to me, I'd feel so angry and betrayed. They would be cut out of my life for good
I think you've misunderstood. He loved but he hated them all. He planned all the murders, beforehand.
Hmmm...but Oliver is an unreliable narrator. He lies *all the time* so his recounting of the story is dubious. He paints a picture where he targeted Felix from the off for financial gain - but might that not be the story he tells _himself_ so that the romantic rejection is softened? I wonder whether he really was in love with Felix and only decided on the murders _after_ Felix discovers his lies and rejects him.
I don't think he loved Felix. He wanted to be him. What they had was obsession. Well I think
He just wanted what they had. So he weasled his way in, manipulated everyone and bumped them all off one by one.
I always felt like the parents of olivers (especially the dad) knew something about him.
He def took the money, thats why he's seen as a man with higher middle class wealth after he left saltburn.
I liked a lot of the dialogue and interactions but I feel the film should've been more ambiguous, because Oliver killing everyone like a terminator is ridiculous. I think it would've been better if we didn't know how the murders went down because poison would've been picked up quickly 😂
I think he just put a large amount of drugs in the wine, so Felix would OD. He was drinking alot and doing coke
Always wondered where he got the poison he used to kill Felix
Sweet I was able to watch the movie in 5 min and 42 seconds. Didn’t even have to see all the overly weird perverted stuff.
Hahaha! There were definitely awkward moments that I found I couldn't watch!
Highly urge you to watch it anyways. Even with those shocking scenes this is still a great movie to watch. So many well laid out scenes you would miss out on from only watching this.
I wish I could say the same,its very porny, I regret seeing this movie
@@GigaShiv Haha yes, there are definitely some "WTF" moments in it.. but it's that element of shock and surprise. Like the movie Eyes Wide Shut. It just progressively gets more strange but intriguing at the same time. "Like, I know this next scene is going to be even crazier but I have to watch!"😂 and I love that lol
I’m wondering what happened to Elspeth to put her on life-support?
I thought of some kind of poison. One that works slowly, Oliver probably started to give it to her when he came back to Saltburn, adding a bit more regularly... Or maybe it was an accident idk
@@Im_Saphnot sure if you watch Breaking Bad.. but one of the villaim got poisoned and died slowly... poison used : ricin
I liked this film a lot and Barry Keoghan is a very good actor, but I think he ist too old for that role. So much so, I thought it to be at some point a part of the story, that it turned out he was a creppy old guy and not a real student
He's only 32 now so probably 30 when they filmed? I had to look it up bc I thought he was maybe mid 20's but imo he's still not too old for the role. In fact there are times when he looked like really young bc he was sad or upset. He had a way of portraying a wounded, innocent boy one minute and a calculating murderer the next. Can't wait to see his upcoming roles
@@kimberlyjeanne9456i thought he was like 37 lol he def doesn’t look like a freshman college student
What happened to the butler?
Because the movie plays out like a soap opera I like to believe that the butler Duncan knew everything. I was hoping they would have had a scene where the butler is talking to investigators.
In original script butler was supposed to serve breakfast to Oliver in the end. That wasn't filmed.
@@ZeroHero-yp9lxhow was it a soap?
I'll tell you what happened the butler, he disrobed just like Oliver but instead of gleefully dancing, he started silently squirming and gyrating and then getting on his back and wriggling around. Oliver see's this and after some initial bafflement he says "hey that looks pretty cool" and gets on his back and also starts wriggling around. Then they are both transported to the Marvel universe where they must defeat the mighty Thanos. Alongside them is a companion, a middle aged man named Bob who has the superpower of extremely cheeky facial expressions and Bob only says two sentences, "what the hell is going on here" and "I'm hungry somebody find me some mutton". Oliver and Duncan the butler are both very embarrassed because they are completely naked but things work out because Bob unleashes an arsenal of the most outrageously cheeky smirks, grins, and eyebrow raises which are too powerful for Thanos to withstand so he runs away crying.
@@TrevorParsnips What in the hell.
you forgot Pamela
Was an ok movie.. pity the dad tho.
Oh my. The traiLer doesnt say so
Did hE kiLL his oWN fAThER.
Eh?
His parents never appear again after Felix and Oliver visit them for his birthday
Why go through all this effort for a terrible film and flimsy plot based on wanton wish-fulfillment?
Where did Oliver get poison from? Why was their no autopsy and bloodwork done? It's just written so poorly. The sister's death is highly contrived - she uses the bathtub right next to Olvier's room and no one asks a single question
It's a movie. It's fantasy. Get a grip.
@@irisvee If it's fantasy then there's no need to explain every death, right?
The cattons are incapable of dealing with anything difficult why would they question an apparent suicide and alcohol overdose?
@@adamrutherford8523 They have a huge staff and are used to delegating tasks and so could easily ask their butler to acquire the services of a detective - it's incredibly rare to just overdose from alcohol alone, I can't even remember the last headline that ever depicted such an event
The sister was in a very odd location - in the boy's bathroom, right? Doesn't that at least place her in great proximity to Oliver.
You sound so bitter and angry. Please show us your work. IN REAL LIFE , especially of the rich ; it is an alternate universe where commonfolk may not understand. PLEASE SHOW US YOUR REWRITE or some work we can critique. Thanks
no thank you
Sounds terrible!
Yeah this film sucked in every single possible way. What a waste of time. Movies just try to be edgy and confusing for no reason. Absolutely pointless to even attempt to watch this. Don’t get mislead into thinking it’s worth it 😂😂 it’s one of those where you’ll regret spending 132 minutes watching a dumb mysterious movie.
What was confusing about the movie?
Shut up.... Kids don't understand masterpieces
@@Isabelle-hv6nyit’s a terrible movie wether it’s confusing or not
Bit harsh.
I disagree, the movie is a masterpiece, it's not for the faint hearted