Saltburn - Review
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- Опубліковано 21 лис 2023
- Emerald Fennell follows up her Oscar-winning debut feature Promising Young Woman with a twisted tale of class and obsession.
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“Plays like a character study but resolves like a mystery” is a FANTASTIC description for this movie, and 100% nails why it didn’t land with me as much as I thought it would as it was going along.
Zero character depth, zero character development and zero believability to any of the scenes
Really funny that Jacob Elordi, an australien is playing an englishman, Irish Barry Keoghan is also playing in englishman and Archie Madekwe, an englishman is playing an american. I think Actors from UK, Ireland and Australian are very good learning various accents
Barry Keoghan has a Liverpool accent in this film, which is very good (think John Lennon). "Where is Liverpool?" "Uhhh... North." The movie theatre laughed alongside me. :)
Jacob Elordi in particular was very good at nailing that Uber rich toff accent, every word was 10/10
@FelixCattonSoup Felix = name means truth, Oliver = as in "twist"? The names were the clues :) Edit: Felix means "happy"/"lucky", not truth. my bad!
@FelixCattonSoup my bad, it doesnt mean truth, it means "lucky", as he is rich and good-looking. but oliver... as in oliver TWIST (which we all saw coming)
@@akirebara I'm guessing you're a yank? His Liverpool accent was terrible.
Elsbeth/Pike's deadpan delivery of 'I've never wanted to know anything' was the funniest line I've heard in a film in ages
Or when she says “She’ll do anything for attention”
@@CHarr1991I was dyinggggh
She made me laugh a good few times in this film. She was fantastic! Perfectly embodied her role
Rosamund Pike is one of those actress who can deliver simple lines like that in an entertaining and funny way, she's one of a kind
I laughed out loud when she said women are too wet and she likes men now because they’re dry
I went into this movie blind today and yeah I haven't been this creeped out since god knows when. I really enjoyed the partying scenes and thought for sure something was up with the family.
Dan, your reviews are two-fold cause like solid critique and thoughtful analysis but you’re also just real pleasant as a person 🥺
fr dan just seems like such a nice chill dude. love this channel
He’s married woman.
@@korndud thats funny 😂 glad u find a way to enjoy this type of content
Echo those same sentiments. Great review, Dan. I posted my own comments (loved the film!).
Also his sense of humour is underrated. He used to make me laugh so much at SJU, though that often came in interactions with people, and Honest Trailers commentaries where he hated the film, like Transformers: anything. He makes jokes now, but I miss his rants! Remember the animated "dan rant" clip?
One thing I will say is I loved the way this movie was shot. Especially the use odd angles and use of light during the animal party scene.
I've been terrified by Barry Keoghan since "The Killing of a Sacred Deer". I just can't get beyond that gruesome performance, though seeing some other of his parts might help.
do you want to see him lick the guys drain of the bathtub.after he wanked
in it.
This comment is gold after watching Saltburn 🧰 😅
watch him in Calm with Horses, fantastic film and a great performance from Barry
He has this off-kilter face that works really well for villainous roles.
Been scared of him since the Green Knight 😂
So beautifully filmed! Story was very reminiscent of Parasite --- nothing groundbreaking but still amazing film
closer in DNA with The Talented Mr. Ripley
I thought the same thing
@@iDGF999thought about it the whole movie
That’s also what I was discussing last night after first watch. Insanity!
@@iDGF999 I'm surprised more people don't make that connection, but it's possible that it's because they haven't seen it... maybe now with Netflix's Ripley they'll do. I began watching the film with the thought "this is a reinterpretation of Ripley but he's actually the guy Ripley was pretending to be, and not an artifice" but as the film progressed it became more and more clear that not only he is like Ripley but the film goes beyond that (at least what is shown in The Talented, from what I remember; I haven't read the novel and I haven't seen it's previous adaptation to the screen, Plein Solein (Purple Noon), nor have I watched Netflix's Ripley, so I don't know it there is something more. but I think Ripley operates in a different way; he also manipulates but he steals identities - here the manipulation has another purpose and outcome, even though the "light" that attracts both "moths", to use Venetia's metaphor, is basically the same).
Just walked out of seeing Saltburn in the theater. I think it was brilliant and affecting. I was riveted by the last hour. Can’t wait to see what Fennell does next!
I’m curious if you’ve seen The Talented Mr Ripley? Because I thought it was very derivative of that movie.
It’s like Brideshead Revisited meets The Talented Mr. Ripley
Bingo
Appreciate all you do Dan, favorite and most insightful UA-camr in the film space. Enjoy your honeymoon brother
Had not heard of this film until your review, so I appreciate you putting it on so many more people’s radars. Have a good honeymoon Dan!
Barry Keoghan was immense. He was sublime and heartbreaking in Banshees of Inisherin, but his performance in this matches it.
Hope you are having a blast in New Zealand 😊!!
Thank you! Brilliant, just saw a few hours ago and still processing, love your insight
this to me was such a brilliantly nostalgic current-day eyes wide shut. one of my all time favorites. i can't stop thinking about saltburn
thanks for shining a light on these movies I would otherwise miss :)
Great review! Have fun in New Zealand.
Dan, I love that you look like you're crouched down in a child's chair. Great effect. 😉 Regarding the movie, thanks so much for the review! Your insight is always appreciated.
Wasnt a fan, obvious plotting and shock for shock sake rather than plot led. Shes obviously likes Beau travail also. Looks good though.
DUDE! I totally missed you when you were here in NZ! I live in Chc - I hope you had a great time!
Wow, you're getting around. I'm so pleased you got to the Roxy. It's a favourite of mine when I lived in Wellington and knowing how you love local theatres I wanted to recommend it. However my childhood was spent in the Civic in Auckland. The sky ceiling still fascinates me.
SPOILERS SPOILERS
I think that all the people who are saying they couldn’t find Felix’s motivation, or that it was changing, don’t remember Venetia’s judgement of him. He’s a moth. His greed for “shiny” things ends up consuming whatever he desires. So at first, he desired Felix, and wanted to be close to him and his aura. Then he goes to saltburn and desires the aura of saltburn. Once he knows that he can’t have Felix in the way he wants anymore, he gets rid of him. And once his status at saltburn becomes threatened, he starts to pick off the people who could ruin it for him. His avarice is what drives him to manipulate his way into whatever he desires.
Basically this. He is highly intelligent psychopath, whose desires are many and all.
He played a long game and I do believe the actual money is the least of his motivation (but not excluded)
This was one of my favourite second-films by a director. I wasn't disappointed tbh, maybe even like it more than Promising Young Woman because of how darkly funny it is at times.
It seems like a copy of the talented Mr. rippley as soon as this movie started i caught on .Cant anyone come up with a good original script.was so looking forward to this movie so disappointed Jacob does have tremendous star appeal a❤nd the acting was great .
@@becm1395There's a reason why people say there are no original stories under the sun or something ti that effect. Humans recycle stories and most of the time its not even on purpose, but by the nature of simply existing.
You are being so condescending and holier than thou. Prey tell, what is your idea pf origonal?
I love how everyone is very invested in Dan's honeymoon 😆
Of course we do, we support a guy who has been giving us a bunch of entertainment through movie reviews 😂
@@Bjork4s Me too! I was just about to comment something about it when he mentioned it and realized I was the same 🤦♀
I think people were concerned that he was being a workaholic and neglecting his new wife.
Very parasocial.
Congratulations, Dan!🎉
Your reviews are always the best.
Thank you for your review, Dan. The film looks intriguing.
dan I hope your honey moon went great 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 congrats to your new family
thanks for the review, the trailer looked solid and this is gonna get my butt in the seat
what theee hell! so cool that youre in NZ 😍 i live in Wellington city, plus i grew up in Mirarmar while the Roxy was being built 😊 glad youre enjoying everything
I really fell in love with this weird movie
I love this balanced approach at this film. It made me very interested in going to see it
How did you enjoy it?
I wonder if Dan is suffering some kind of charts withdrawal. I sure am! Hope you and Mara are having an awesome time, cheers!
Very intriguing, Phil, lots and lots of clever stuff here and I love your Breakdown. Don’t think you’ve missed anything being sensitive so I found some of the scenes a bit difficult to watch but the way the characters were formed and fitted in to the bigger picture was masterful
Have fun in New Zealand!
Bro! Saw Deathly Hallows pt1 at The Embassy on opening night, along with Xmen First Class at The Roxy. Both utterly epic theatres. They are both brilliant in their own respect! Personally, love the Roxy's character, but admire the Embassy's history, having hosted so many premieres of wonderful movies. Glad you are getting a chance to visit both!
Glad you are seeing some of our unique movie theatres and hope you are getting to see a lot of beautiful NZ. Hope you got/get to Hobbiton and Weta Workshop 😊
Thanks Dan
I completely agree with your review, couldn't have said it better really. Its a bit unfocused but extremely aesthetically beautiful, making it all the more watchable.
Saw Saltburn last night. Fave film of the year and I loved it more than Promising Young Woman
Lived in Nelson my entire life. Yay for State Cinema! I remember sitting in front of there from 5am on the day tickets for LOTR Return of the King went on sale. And the excitement among those of us waiting when the film reels were delivered was thrilling.
Love that you visited State Cinema. I've been going there since I was a little kid. I live in Wellington now which definitely has better cinemas, but I'll always have a love of my hometown cinema
They fit together just fine,Not too many threads
There is a super interesting interview by kermode and mayo with the director. Very confident lady!
Looking forward to charts when you come back, Im sure it will be a blockbuster edition looking at the Marvels, hunger games and wish!
that bed scene still has me drooling in so sorry 🤣
You write off that honeymoon! You write it the heck off!!! (Glad you two are having a good time )
Nelson is lovely! My dad was an exchange student there. We visited the year Return of the King came out.
I just saw Emerald Fennell's latest movie, "Saltburn," and wow, it's an absolute knockout! A modern Great Gatsby! This film's visual richness & script brilliantly satirizes Oxford/British wealth and extravagance while uncovering the depths of its characters in a way that's just captivating. It's like watching a train wreck you can't turn away from, with each scene revealing more about what's really going on.
The acting is across the board truly top-notch - absolutely one of the best ensemble performances I've seen this year.
Rosamund Pike is phenomenal, and Alison Oliver shines bright. Carey Mulligan's cameo? Simply unforgettable. And Barry Keoghan? He's outdone himself, delivering a performance that's bound to get Oscar buzz.
What really struck me was how the film takes themes that might seem repulsive on the surface and turns them into a mesmerizing display of artistry. The aesthetics, acting, and writing all come together perfectly, making even the most grotesque scenes somehow relatable. That bathtub scene? It had me feeling a mix of emotions I still can't quite explain.
The tone of the movie is dark but compelling, with every cast member bringing their A-game. And the score? Absolutely majestic. Fennell has outdone herself with this one. After this and "Promising Young Woman," I'm convinced I'll watch anything she directs.
I'm also betting on Oscar nominations for Production Design and Costume Design. And a special shoutout for including "Murder on the Dancefloor" in the soundtrack - that song was my jam in elementary school!
The movie is a rollercoaster of emotions - it's funny, dark, twisted, and utterly captivating. I found myself laughing, gasping, and even shrieking alongside everyone else in the theater. Fennell's unique and inventive approach really shines, making "Saltburn" a film that begs for multiple viewings. As a movie lover, I left the cinema completely amazed and satisfied. For anyone who loves cinema, this is a must-watch. Emerald Fennell has really cooked up something special with "Saltburn."
ChatGPT-ass response, please learn to either actually articulate your own thoughts or, if you truly did write this out, learn how to review movies in a way that makes me think you’re a robot.
This movie had me intrigued as soon as I saw the trailer. I'm looking forward to checking this out.
Thank u Dan. Big kisses to you and your wife
Feel free to pace yourself as much as you like on your own honeymoon... that includes taking a few hours off from the honeymoon itself. You do you. You two have a lovely time.
You’re in New Zealand?! Have I missed you in Wellington already? The Roxy is my favourite cinema ❤️
Dan if you're in Christchurch, you have to go to SILKY OTTER! It is the best movie going experience! Make sure you get one of their signature cokes too
Reading a description of this movie sounds like dark academia vibes
Hi Dan I totally agree about your Review of Saltburn. It was all too much at the same time. I have watched a few Reviews of this movie and I believe yours is spot on. It is a totally fascinating movie but I believe it is not as good as Promising Young Woman which was a very focused movie. Saltburn certainly needs unpacking. Saltburn does seem to have too many stories at the same time so it is hard to focus on the main or real story which takes away your enjoyment of the movie. Everyone is so superficial. I definitely think this movie is rushed and definitely needs a second viewing. This movie has a really creepy feel with some very off cringy scenes. It is very stylish just like Promising Young Woman. Great Review thank you.
I Iove seeing movies at the cinema, so much that the last few years I've been seeing 52 movies at the cinema a year. As a little tradition for myself. I travelled to another city, and said to a friend I wanted to see a movie at some of the cinemas while I was there. They said I could see a movie anywhere. I mentioned you can do most things anywhere and going to the cinema, seeing the different locations, architecture and designs is as much as of a joy, as seeing the movie. So it's so cool to me that you are enjoying the cinema still while you're abroad ❤
It just hit me how close Dan and Mara are where I am. Still a country away, but closer compared to being in the States.😊
love your videos man, i am a big fan.
Nelson is the place where Ada ends up in The Piano (1993) cool!! Have a great time... I'm really exited for Saltburn
I loved this movie. It reminded me of "Cousin Bette".
Being in the UK this resonates with me. The class system is definitely very much alive, and well. The attraction of bringing an outsider into the family circle for amusement/shock value (to be disposed of when no longer fun - like Pamela). The obsession of accessing to the rarified atmosphere of the upper class. Its all there in this movie.
Enjoy your time in Christchurch it is a lovely city despite the quakes a decade ago but I live here and I do love it here. If you get a chance go to Sweet Soul patisserie it had some lovely stuff to eat.
I just watched it and I was mesmerized. I recommend it 100%
Love from Christchurch x
I always wonder while watching your review videos, “I wonder if Mara liked this movie.”
I cannot wait to see this movie this weekend. Thank you for the review.
I absolutely loved this movie. Enjoyed your review. Hope you are still having an awesome honeymoon.
Glad you're both having a great time on your honeymoon.
Just from what I’m hearing here, having no idea this movie existed until 15 minutes ago, it sounds very ‘The Talented Mr. Ripley’ esque
That’s exactly what I said last night after I got done seeing in theaters
Yes totally.
if you're still in christchurch Dan, try Smash Palace for their "kiwi burger" bc it's AMAZINGGG
I think something that's skipped over in your analysis of the movie is that the psychosexual desire does link back into the themes of class. Within the UK middle class there is this palpable desire, almost sexual in nature, to be upper class. In fact when it was revealed that he was not working class as present but in fact was middle class things click thematically as an excellent reveal that as someone from the UK made a lot of sense (think of the valorisation of the royals for external reference).
Well said. But the family also seems to have an innate attraction to the 'poor unfortunate boy' routine. What do you think that was about? Did they actually want to help him or use him for something specific?
This seems like one of those weird movies I watch on hulu at work.
Where can I watch that movie?
Cool review
I’d say Saltburn was far superior to Promising Young Woman. I also preferred it to Anatomy of a Fall, and think it should have been nominated over that film.
Hey Dan, I'm wondering if you would consider doing a video that explains the process of moviemaking from start to finish? I've looked for such an explanation in books or UA-cam videos, and I've never been able to find something explains it for a layperson. I would love to know more about how all the people listed in the credits play a role in creating the final product that people see on their screens.
Crash Course did a really great series on this a few years ago that breaks down almost every department involved in the process: ua-cam.com/video/wZrpxf2ebDM/v-deo.html
It comes together in the end. Disgusting that they Threw away Farleigh on the word of a stranger. Saltburn is rhe Inredible Mr Ripley 10.0
that was one of my bigger gripes about the film. I wish they would’ve had an extra scene or extended that one where they find the drugs and then kick him out instead of just going by Oliver’s word
The Roxy is beautiful, Peter Jackson did a great job of restoring it. Did you go to Weta when you were out in Miramar?
I just saw this. I was surprised it was playing in my small WV town. My experience was ruined by two rude women.
It was suspenseful and fun. Dark and fun.
Oh shoot dan's in nz and was in wellington? Damn dude, if ur back in welly by any chance would love to see ya irl🥰
I am going to see this, just so I can know what it is actually about. I have seen a trailer for this at just about every movie I have gone to review, and the trailers are so vague, that it has grabbed my curiosity.
I was very intrigued by this trailer when I saw it, so hearing this is only heightening my interest!
p.s glad the honeymoon is going well 😄
Yeah, I’d like to see Dan make it as a big famous movie reviewer. He’s excellent.
I loved this film! And I enjoyed your thoughtful review - the only point I disagree with you on is that I liked Saltburn more than Promising Young Woman.
I will say going into this fil I was expecting CMBYN or Dance On My Grave............this was a rollercoaster a fun one!
This review is for me Almost spot on! I had Some moments I could barely Watch, it had Some fibes of “the talented mr. Rilpley” overall loved it cause of the cinematic and the suspense at the end that he is responsabel for all of this. And the final scène loved how you They did not shy alway from the nudisty.
If the Oscar’s adds a Best Dance Number in a Drama/comedy, Saltburn is a complete lock.
I loved this movie! Great review
Think you nailed it. Thank you.
This sounds intriguing. Expectations can be terribly unfair. BTW, it’s your honeymoon, if you both want to watch a movie and feel like doing a review that’s your choice! Especially when you’re a reviewer BECAUSE you love watching and thinking critically about movies.
Completely agree and for all the same reasons. Compelling movie that ultimately comes across as shallow only because it bit off more than it could chew.
Really interesting review, not sure if it's a movie for me
Love can't just be based on looks. Not even Dan's unbelievable looks. :)
Do you know if this movie has audio description for blind people?
I wasn't at all surprised by what Oliver was doing, as I very early on got the impression that this was kind of like The Talented Mr. Ripley, but I enjoyed it and thought it was really good.
Reminded me of Barry Lyndon without the pathos and with gross out scenes
Have you seen The Holdovers?
I realized on recently that I loved this movie so much because it’s very Kubrickian
I feel like the only person in the world that really disliked Promising Young Women. I was very disappointed with it.
OMG are you on red carpet tours for LOTR? I'm doing that in 2025 :D