WHAT is happening in *SALTBURN*!?

[@ihatetheheat4524]

As someone who reads a lot of fanfics, those certain scenes are child's play compared to unholy stuff I've read

[@GabrielliAmbrozio]

Omg yes lol

[@ParadoxFreak]

Same!

[@spikesecho724]

Exactly 💯 lol, like try getting obsessed with fanfics at an early age. This stuff is par for the course lol

[@taelikestea]

Jup

[@yannikakapralli]

tell me some of those unholy stuff :)

[@Royal_Chief_Architect]

This film is so beyond what people were ready for and that’s okay I love it. It’s about the shadow. Love and obsession. Overconsumption. It’s not about class really, but you do forget as you are wired to that the rich were still not self conscious people. They were consuming and consumed. I loooove this.

[@taylormade9748]

How? There’s no true reasoning or any build up for Oliver’s behavior. It’s not some film that’s beyond we are ready to see. People have seen weird shit. The film does not help us understand who Oliver is and the reason for his motivations. They’re leaving the audience out of the loop

[@Pillowlips77]

Rosamund Pike stole the show. What an icon 🌟🌟🌟 funniest lines 😂 had me waiting on edge for her to show up on screen

[@deadsetondreams1988]

"I was a lesbian for a while, you know, but it was all just too wet for me in the end. Men are so lovely and dry." I almost choked on my drink lol

[@nattiegold]

@@deadsetondreams1988 😂😂

[@Pillowlips77]

@@deadsetondreams1988 They said 'Common People' was about me, which was humiliating of course because I barely knew Jarvis. "She came from Greece. She had a thirst for knowledge." It couldn't have been me. I’ve never wanted to know anything! - Elspeth Catton 😂

[@ScarletW82]

My faves are: "She'll do anything for attention" "Men are just so fun and dry" 😂😂😂

[@cshaverj]

19:42 that's how i am now with Destroy Everything You Touch by Ladytron, a song featured in the background of one of the early pub scenes. it was also featured as the lipsync finale on Dragula this season (which ended back in January), and the lyrics are a near-perfect parallel to a lot of what's going on in Saltburn the fact that Oliver admits to being a "vampire" and WAS, quite literally, *invited* into their home, only to slowly absorb each of their lives (and bodily fluids, in most cases)? simply brilliant, this movie is a masterpiece of modernizing gothic romance

[@LadyScaper]

I notice all the songs say something about the characters and themes of this movie. The very first needle drop gives away the end of the movie.

[@omegashinra7672]

This film was shot in my hometown. That giant mansion is here, though it isn't called Saltburn, and there's loads of similar ones all over the countryside here. I used to visit a lot of them for work about a decade ago and they're absolutely gorgeous but completely overwhelming.

[@GillDawe]

This movie has lived rent-free in my head since the day I watched it. I understand the feeling about not liking the gratuitous violence and shock-value in other movies, but not minding it here, I think the difference is that it was done so masterfully, with such precision and so artfully done, that it feels like it fits. Like the shot of the bottom half of Oliver's face covered in blood after the scene with Venetia. The cinematography is just gorgeous the whole way through.

[@LadyScaper]

I think it’s because the scenes aren’t gratuitous. They have a point.

[@Royal_Chief_Architect]

The writer, producers, and cast all made decisions for exact reasons and I will support that every outrageous thing I saw on screen was warranted. You gotta get over being uncomfortable and try to understand why or you won’t get it. I love the entire body of work this team did. Proud of them! 😊

[@DLA.]

I’m having the hardest time understanding how they’re warranted, could you explain? Because honestly I feel like if it weren’t for those scenes, this film would not be really under the radar. I feel like the story is super boring, and parasite did a much better job at what I feel they were trying to accomplish narratively.

[@DigiMyst]

Would you say that about The Human Centipede?

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

​@@DLA. I agree. Having reason for doing them doesn't mean they were good ideas to begin with. The plot and pacing came to such a screeching hault for *those* scenes,and thats how you know there was no real meaning for them. And they don't say anything that you dont get from the performances in the movie. You could've picked ONE of them to keep, and lost the rest, and it would've been stronger for it

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

​@@DigiMystOk, hang on, even I wouldn't go so far as to say Saltburn's over-the-top scenes were the same as Human Centipede's. Saltburn's shock value scenes are, at worst, unnecessary because the performances are SO good that you don't learn anything else about the characters from the shock value scenes. Human Centipede, on the other hand, has no characters or performances to speak of. So those shock value scenes are DOUBLY worthless,haha

[@LadyScaper]

Ummm…we know Oliver didn’t have a plan the whole time as the bathtub scene isn’t about manipulating anyone. It’s solely about his feelings. Oliver is a compulsive liar and manipulator since childhood, he is at his best when he is successful manipulating others. That is why his confidence goes up at Saltburn. He has the Cattons. He has the garden scene with Venetia as that is what Elspeth wanted. She wants her daughter to get a boyfriend (or girlfriend) and cure Venetia’s bulimia. Compulsive liars give people what they think they want at first as they want to impress them. (It falls apart later of course.) Girl has bulimia and clearly hates her body. Oliver is loving every part of Venetia, even the parts that people think are disgusting. The grave scene, well…he was “in love” with Felix and he can never have him. Ever. Oliver wants love, he wants to be admired, he wants to feel important, he wants to belong where all the “cool kids” are and he won’t get that. Even though he has Saltburn now and does a victory dance, he will be miserable as there is no one else in the house. That’s what the grave scene says. He’s exactly where he was during the visit with his not drug addict mother and his not dead father. I didn’t think any of the scenes were pointless or gratuitous and for the garden scene, and several other scenes, while they are sexual, we actually don’t see anything. There is also commentary on our economic system, and it isn’t eat the rich. The VERY FIRST music cue when Oliver is introduced tells us Oliver will win at the end. He will be “The King”. Why do we revere kings who are these horrible people? Our system rewards the worst of us, the most. Isn’t that a commentary on how terrible our economic system actually is, and all the myths we tell ourselves about how great it is are actually lies? Maybe it’s our whole system that’s the problem. Also comparing Saltburn with Human Centipede? Really? Not all the countless movies with pointless gratuitous nudity of women? Come on. Is it the scenes “aren’t motivated” or is there discomfort with the female gaze in this film? Maybe, just maybe that’s why some people have problems understanding this movie or understanding how the scenes are totally motivated. They definitely tell you something about the characters involved in those scenes.

[@michellebarry1555]

I’m in the “love it” category. I love the characters, especially Oliver and Elspeth! Definitely not a boring film, it kept my interest all the way to the end. All of the “shocking” scenes didn’t bother me at all 🤷‍♀️

[@pinoytrash]

When I watched this in my room in the dark at 5am, I was screaming at every frame when the movie *really* began. This was the greatest villain story I've ever witnessed in my entire life and I would love to experience it all over again.

[@adrianr87]

When you see Barry Keoghan in the cast buckle the fuck up.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

🤣 Such an accurate comment lol

[@garyprime6983]

Murder on the dance floor being stuck in your head after this is so real 😂

[@michellebarry1555]

Definitely!

[@huvrmedia]

tell me about it...its been days!!

[@himenyx153]

@@huvrmedia Weeks for me lol ;--; BUT YOU BETTER NOT KILL THE GROOVE!!

[@MrSucka5]

I didnt even realize it wasnt main channel until the end when you stated it. lol

[@veroq774]

Me too!

[@BryanAlaspa]

My wife and I did end up liking this movie, but we get why some people just cannot stand it. A lot of Talented Mr. Ripley vibes, though.

[@Denf0]

I think the fact that the set design/lighting/makeup/costume/framing were all so intentionally elevated accounts for why this movie is so enjoyable despite how shocking the actual plot is. It kind of overloads you with pleasant aesthetics to cover the harder edges of what you're actually witnessing which is a fascinating parallel for how the 1% use their wealth & power to cover up the realities of some of the more heinous things they do.

[@deanahicks6744]

It wasn’t for shock value it was necessary to understand Oliver 🤷🏽‍♀️ He was unhinged and was just doing what he felt was necessary 😂 I thought it was awesome 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

You can understand him just fine without the shock value scenes. Give Barry Keogan's acting more credit. There was nothing gleaned from those scenes that you don't already get from the dialogue, his scenes with Felix and especially the one with his parents.

[@deanahicks6744]

@@ThatSamoanGuy what was shocking to you? Or what was done in poor taste in your mind? I don’t know what it’s like to be obsessed with someone and I’m quit sure like our so called famous serial killers have done far worse to ppl. And might I add there have been far more shocking scenes in tv shows just for the sake of shocking the audience. The tub scene was was gross but not shocking. The vampire scene was gross not shocking ppl do that nasty mess for real. Guys would just lay the towel down 🤮 The grave scene was disturbing but not shocking. Ppl have sex with dead bodies in real life. Barry killed that role. And has stated he let himself feel what Oliver was feeling and went for it. I really don’t understand all the dislike for this movie but everyone is entitled to their own opinions 🥂 Cheers

[@LadyScaper]

@@deanahicks6744I think it’s the dislike of the female gaze. They wouldn’t be complaining if a woman was dancing to naked to Murder on the Dance Floor. I also suspect these people who are all out of sorts never heard of “earning your redwings”. It’s DEFINITELY something people actually do.

[@SoSodawgindahouse]

@@LadyScaper lol no Im a woman and feminist for all i know but the movie couldve been better if they didn’t add obscene sexuality every 15mins. We already knew olliver was weird because we saw him stalk Felix having sex before. He’s just perverted for no reason since what he wanted in the end was just the house not even Felix. It would have been better to have him intimidate the family without needing sex, the bath scene and sex scene with Farleigh added nothing to the story and imo kinda reinforces stereotypes of queer men being sexual deviants. Plenty things in the movie were great, acting and cinematography, but it would be better to maybe lean more into the social class aspect or his obsession with Felix, at least him drinking his cum water wouldve made more sense. Him drinking period blood didn’t add nothing to the story, the end felt rushed and disconnected and you just feel like the conclusion is Oh well i guess Olliver’s just a weirdo that wanted the house.

[@hissingwillows668]

@@LadyScaperI mean... I think that's a pretty reductive way to look at it and isn't even really doing a service to the movie either. What about him slurping up the bath water or the grave scene is "the female gaze"? These are also both expressions of his complicated desire for another man, which is objectively not about the female gaze unless we're all going to pretend gay men exist for the female gaze. ETA: I'm also not saying those scenes are terrible or whatever. I just think that's a really dismissive way to boil down people's dislike of weird scenes that made them cringe (which is again not to say they're bad. they made me cringe and I don't hate them.)

[@editpopulation]

The sexual stuff is twisted and all but I cannot stop watching that Flo Rida karaoke scene. Can't remember the last time a minor actor in a movie went THAT HARD in their performance.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

The karaoke scenes were Archie Madekwe's (Farleigh) favorite scenes to film. He said they did karaoke while not filming to get closer to one another which is too wholesome to hear lol

[@MrFredstt]

@@deadsetondreams1988 He KILLED that Pet Shop Boys song ngl. I want a full version now lol

[@LadyScaper]

The look of the wife. That sheer contempt for her idiot husband. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@laticha402]

Everytime I rewatch the film or watch a reaction I like it more and more, glad you ejoyed it.

[@brianb-t4v]

I fucking love this movie. It’s such an experience. I can understand why some people think it’s over the top, but I think it’s perfect. It’s all elevated crazy. The sex stuff is like the least attractive and the most just raw emotion. True lust.

[@mastaovdafist3551]

In all honesty, the scenes people are put off by, aren't even that bad. If they were there for pure shock value, I'd understand the hate, but those scenes really play into the film and the character! I absolutely LOVED this film!! It's as if Gone Girl and Parasite had an English baby!!

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

Parasite and Talented Mr. Ripley didn't need scenes of f*cking a graveyard, and they got the same messages across, more efficiently. 🤷‍♂️

[@mastaovdafist3551]

@ThatSamoanGuy nah, I'd say they both got their messages across effectively. Would a grave scene like that work in Parasite, no, cause the characters are different. They're leaching off the rich while still being thankful to them to a certain degree. The whole family had to work together to pull off the heist. Oliver was a one man army. He was incredibly perceptive and knew exactly what to do, even when things didn't go according to plan. He was the perfect predator, and I loved seeing him operate!!

[@LadyScaper]

@@ThatSamoanGuygirl lights à cigarette on an exploding toilet and parents have adult time in close proximity to their child. Not to mention the ending scenes at a child’s birthday party. It’s insane. People can totally claim some aspects are gratuitous in both Parasite and Gone Girl.

[@blueren6649]

As a psych (and a giant dork for classical mythology) I really enjoyed this film. It's a total love-letter to psychoanalysis and the idea that myth is the key to the mind. All those late 1800s psychs would've lost it over this one.

[@frankmahovlich5099]

For comparison sake, you should try to find & watch "Something For Everyone"(1970), a dark comedy starring the fantastic Angela Lansbury as a countess with a castle and Michael York as the young man who covets the castle, her wealth and position. Similar to "SALTBURN", Michael's character worms his way (a few deaths & expulsion) onto and thru her staff, the countess herself, her daughter...and her son!

[@kjacob35]

A while after viewing, the thought occurred to me: What would have happened if Felix HAD changed his mind in the maze and let Oliver stay? Would they all still be alive, just with Oliver a permanent resident?

[@LadyScaper]

Definitely would still be alive.

[@hissingwillows668]

I'm one of the rare right in the middle people on this movie. Was it bad? Not at all. Was it amazing? Ehhhh. I think it had a lot of amazing elements like the cinematography and acting but the plot itself was kind of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ to me by the end. I don't usually get hung up on these things but I just couldn't suspend disbelief for them not even mentioning a toxicology report for Felix (plus no mention of any trouble with getting away with the next murders), I honestly think I would've found the murders WAY more interesting if he had to navigate *some* amount of actually worming his out of getting into trouble for them. I think to me the shock value of the deaths is doing way too much of the heavy lifting for making them feel impactful, because once you know it's coming it's like "wait! hold on! we're just moving on now?". They don't actually show anything about how Oliver is cunning, because he isn't meaningfully challenged on any of them. It feels more clever than it is because there's nothing for him to overcome once he starts killing and reveals his master plan. In both the best and worst way, my overall reaction was just "what the hell is going on?"

[@hessu275]

Great movie. It's unique like Promising Young Woman from Emerald Fennell. Barry Keoghan is outstanding

[@bela7996]

I got so distracted by your hair!!! it's soooo beautiful

[@LadyScaper]

I think the scenes weren’t gratuitous. I think some people subconsciously pick up on that. People just call certain scenes “gratuitous” because some people like to just call anything unlikeable gratuitous. I loved this movie. But I am a fan of Fennell’s maximalist style.

[@hsmorg3640]

I believe he loved him, probably mainly his lifestyle, and wanted to be with him, as husbands, to enjoy the extravagance.. and he probably figured it'd be a solid plan to get rid of everyone else, so they get the inheritance easily, and get to be alone together.. When Felix rejects him in the maze, he just got added to Ollie's death toll, cause that was when he handed him the bottle

[@MrFredstt]

I think he loved him too and would've been fine just being with him until the point he was rejected and knew there was no recovering

[@LadyScaper]

I don’t think he planned to kill anyone in the beginning.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

It's a subversive film, but I think that good cinema should challenge the viewer, it wasn't done for the sake of shock but for the telling of the story. I like the film as a study of obsession, partly for another person, but the desire of not just the lifestyle but of belonging to something.

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

You have to have a point to subverting an audience; subverting just to subvert is lazy film making.

[@MrFredstt]

@@ThatSamoanGuy I don't think this movie was lazy at all tbh

[@SoSodawgindahouse]

@@MrFredsttthe movie would be better without the weird sexual scenes. Cinematography and acting are one point but it’s lazy in regards that the weird scenes didn’t bring much to the story(how hard you try to defend it, no, him drinking cum soup and period blood didn’t tell me anything other than olliver’s weird and we already knew that since we saw him stalking), more dialogue wouldve been cool.

[@djlow9915]

It definitely was a bit much to watch Nat ha ha "dude, dude, DUDE!" 😄 Loving this new format for your reactions Nat 😊

[@sethheasley9538]

When it didn't get nominated for Oscars, I commented to my wife, "We watched that movie for NOTHING!" Though we enjoyed it, so not totally for nothing.

[@LadyScaper]

Eh, the Academy can feel alienated when a movie is “too extreme”. Like Nightcrawler. Definitely a movie that was Oscar worthy, but many voters considered Jake Gyllenhaal’s character too creepy. (The actor lost weight for the role and his eyes bug out a tiny bit. Which makes him look creepy and predatory as hell.)

[@VitorCarnevalli]

I didn't really liked this one, but this same director, made a movie called "promissing Young woman" it's very different but it is honestly great, If you ver get the chance you shoulde try it, I REALLY think it's a masterpiece

[@h0rr0rshow]

I freaking loved it.

[@bosisss]

Your reaction to the bath and vampire scene was literally me... and I was on a tab.. lord it was a lot lol

[@DavieMelderfilms]

I really enjoyed this movie! I don't understand why so many people didn't like it because it was gross. It WAS gross, but I think it's what made it so good. You really are wondering who this guy is and what his drive is with each move he makes, even the gross ones. Cinematography, blocking and color grading are obviously phenominal as well.

[@DG-oc2uw]

@nattiegold There's a lot to be said about this film being read as a vampire story.

[@ec9121]

This movie is gen-z's "Cruel Intentions. "

[@malcomflibbleghast8140]

best bit this film is it accurately depicts life at uni in uk.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

Ask me an effing sum then?! 🤣

[@malcomflibbleghast8140]

@@deadsetondreams1988 How many jars of Marmite can a WOmble consume on a full moon ?

[@TheAOTSdude]

You liked it Nat. If you say you hated it that you are lying to yourself cus your face said otherwise. BTW I LOVE this MOVIE

[@arianamitchell7050]

your reaction to farleigh is by farrrr my favorite

[@lbougie]

Justice 4 Farleigh 💕

[@ScarletW82]

The director is the pregnant Barbie from the Barbie movie

[@i4skittles]

barry's surname is pronounced more like 'kyo-win' not 'kee-gen' btw!

[@Mchiqa]

Great reaction :) You are so understanding, I don't get the people that dosen't like this movie. It's brilliant. A good movie isn't about happy endings and romance. I think it did a great job of illustrating classism, obsession, greed and manipulation. Some of the stuff was in someway predictable, but like the bathtub and grave caught me off guard. I don't think it's only for the shock value - it helped me piece together what kind of person Oliver was. I can handle blood and gore, but slurping up bathwater with something extra got me gagging.

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

I gleaned everything I needed about his character from the first shock value scene. The others were a waste of time. So was the montage of "plot twists" at the end, because I assumed that was all pretty obvious beforehand. Which made the ending feel pretty flaccid (pun intended).

[@taylorzen1]

people don't like this movie bc while the intent was there, emerald fennell does not have the tact to do satire. it fell flat bc everything was so on the nose. i think radheyan simonpillai put it best when he said that its a hollow 'talented mr. ripley' for the euphoria generation. people don't like this movie bc there is no coherent message, especially after the ending.

[@LadyScaper]

@@ThatSamoanGuyjust because you don’t like the scenes does not mean they were there only for shock. Seriously. The pearl clutching is ridiculous.

[@Mchiqa]

Waste of time in what way? It's art. It's a movie. Cutting out parts will only make it a short story at best. What is up with the attention span of people these days. Obvious that he killed Felix? Nah - in the way he grieved it wasn't obvious, all though it was highly likely. If you're good at analyzing movies, thing will become "obvious" - that dosen't mean a movie is bad. I liked the montage because it confirmed it all and shoved how he got killed. Are you bitter because Barry looked good dancing ;) @@ThatSamoanGuy

[@Mchiqa]

I totally disagree, I think Emerald is a wonderful talent - and I like her way of shooting a movie, the dialogue... and the bath scene - it's been years since I've gotten nauseous by a movie scene because I'm desensitized to blood and gore, rot, decay, corps, guts, insects, moldy food... etc. And for making me feel sick in a totally "innocent" way, she is brilliant. @@taylorzen1

[@Jungkith]

Wait didn't that weird nerd guy play Prince Aemond?

[@deadsetondreams1988]

Barry Keoghan's, Oliver, wearing the antlers was an ode to his film The Killing of a Sacred Deer, which I would love to watch you react to eventually.

[@allanvanuga9196]

I appreciate you and thank you for making content.

[@RS-bn1ty]

As someone who dealt with a narc family member last year, this guy can suck a big one. I am so upset he won in the end 😂

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

I agree. I'm genuinely confused and disturbed at the number of people who said "good for him" at the end. That's like cheering for Light Yagami or Walter White to win....its completely missing the point. But what's confusing about Saltburn, is that I think the movie missed its OWN point, and that's not a good sign for a movie. Heh

[@LadyScaper]

The movie tells you at the very beginning with the first music cue that Oliver is going to “win” at the end. It’s an indictment on our entire economic system. None of the rich people are good, and the guy who gets rich isn’t good either. Look at the obscenely wealthy people in our society. Are they really good people? People even call them “geniuses”, when they are just artful scammers. Do we just lie to ourselves, to convince ourselves that we’re aren’t trapped in a terrible system? If Oliver got caught by the police it would defeat the point of the film. Sooo many people who are horrible scammers don’t get caught by the police all the time in real life. Besides, Oliver will be miserable eventually. He has the house but is all alone and no one really likes Oliver once they find out about the real Oliver. He will have nowhere to belong and no one to manipulate. He will be friendless and alone, just like when he was growing up and everyone got tired of his compulsive lying.

[@Haz-009]

You're asking all the right questions, Nat.

[@nintenmetro]

The answer to that question is everything.

[@Jungkith]

Nat why is this not on the main channel?

[@MISTERBABAD00K]

Was wondering if you were going to do this one. My wife and I watched it on a whim with no knowledge of any of it going in. Needless to say, we were not ready for what happened. Have to give it up to Barry Keoghan though. He is not afraid to "go there."

[@leefriedman9882]

Can't quite put my finger on why I wasn't crazy about this movie, why it just left me cold. It ended and I just thought, "that's it?" Can't say I was shocked by anything. It was kind of dry, and I kept waiting for something that just didn't come. Obviously, it was others' cup of tea - just not mine.

[@Metal-Spark]

None of the shocking moments felt gratuitous to me. I think the reason this movie pulls it off so well compared to others is that it's actually trying to make a statement. This is a movie that has things to say about class and the wealth divide. The cinamatography is fantastic and a lot of the shots feel very artsy. The shocking moments punctuate the feel and direction of the movie. I think they're entirely earned and the reason they don't feel cheap is because everything else around them is so good.

[@FOMO.BOYxoxo]

I feel like instead of a snack I should smoke a cigarette for this one 😅

[@brenoc.t.7646]

This movie hurt me phisicaly.

[@ajkelvin]

thats for reassuring me to stay golden 🙏

[@cazb5777]

6:12 I wonder whether Farleigh is the cousin that was accidentally "touched" on the red staircase 🤔🧐

[@Jungkith]

Have you watch gone girl yet?

[@thefatman2780]

UHH OHH... HERE. WE. GO. I LIKE THE FILM.

[@deanahicks6744]

Omg baby I wasn’t expecting you to watch this. I loved it 🥰

[@ZoneXavierr]

a 20 MINUTE reaction to SaltBurn?? ugh... GOALS!

[@davidbarnes1113]

I’m not grossed out or shocked by the bathtub scene at all. If I came across Michael B. Jordan in a bathtub, I’m grabbing a straw.

[@michellebarry1555]

😂 love it!

[@onlyu2high]

watch "Gone Girl" please 😂😭

[@MisTeRDukes]

I saw the thumbnail and i knew i had to see this reactions HAHA!!

[@ECDabbeljuh]

I'm not usually the type to say something like this, but Nat looks gorgeous today.

[@adrianr87]

Rosamund Pyke is terrifying.

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

And Barry Keogan isn't? 🤔

[@LadyScaper]

@@ThatSamoanGuyHonestly, I have seen be the “sweet unfortunate boy” in multiple movies. He’s good at that. I have also seen him be terrifying in The Killing of a Sacred Deer, but he has far more range then just being terrifying. Goodness even in Eternals he has this explosive romantic chemistry with another actor on the movie. Guy has range. Rosamund Pike has me so scared from her Gone Girl performance, I am too scared to see I Care A Lot.

[@ldg1414]

There were things I really liked about the movie, the crazy, shock, and awkward momoments. And things I didn't like, the overall story and how flimsy the logic of the plot is.

[@xDezxdisasterx]

Barry deserves all the awards ❤

[@hoya1178]

For having a bad accent and overacting?

[@tallinex]

“Uhh B-laa ul ul ul ah” -Natalie Gold (2024)

[@stevesosa265]

I definitely went into this with no idea what it was about. The movie was weird but shot totally beautiful. But yeah most of it had me like 😳

[@amandac.d.4216]

Saltburn was alright, the acting was good and it looked (visually) great. But I found it to be a slightly "worse," boring and predictable retelling (not copy) of "The Talented Mr. Ripley." I don't really get all the hype.

[@Wico90YT]

Nat needs to watch Hazbin Hotel

[@victorsings7125]

This is a crazy movie...

[@mike90317]

Love it!

[@TomsTube]

PLEASE watch Promising Young Woman! Same director and style, but a better movie in my opinion. Love the reactions btw ❤

[@robbiegta]

Because you're so f***ing beautiful made me laugh out loud hard!! 😂

[@Pillowlips77]

And then he looks at her **up and down** 😭

[@LadyScaper]

Yes, but she didn’t want him (like that) and seemed out off. Then he pivoted to gossip and got her back. He even smiled while doing it.

[@robbiegta]

@@Pillowlips77 and then he.. well you know!!

[@Ian-xx1xb]

Saving this for the weekend, know nothing about this movie but heard it's weird so will see . Just dropping by rn to leave a comment and a like 👍

[@joshhillmedia]

I am confused why are the reactions going up on the second channel now?

[@Grumbo91]

I really enjoyed it

[@htaylor9677]

You straight ik you loved it

[@MrFredstt]

I loved this movie lol

[@jacobearlbuck7987]

The movie is just weird straight up

[@DigiMyst]

I was so embarrassed watching this movie lol

[@bluerockhorsemanship796]

Hi nate ✨️👋

[@hbron112]

Loved your reaction, probably because I felt pretty much the same. By the way, do not put salt on a burn.

[@MIGHTYM4RS]

i clicked so fast lmao stopped all my other background videos bwhahah i cant wait

[@taylorzen1]

it's a shame the ending was so weak. this movie really had a lot of potential.

[@Knightowl1980]

Very strange film. I don’t think it’s good but I was entertained. But I found the cinematography was great but also contrived. Which is how I found most of the film -also I didn’t like the edit of this reaction, so many parts left out, and it went very quick.

[@percyweasley9301]

It's the IMPLICATION OF THE FILMMAKER THAT IS NOT GOOD

[@TheBalladOfGreenT]

I was in the middle on it. Great performance from Barry and but outside of that it kind of felt like it was written by a spoilt teenager that was trying to hard to be edgy.

[@jbwade5676]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@martinbraun1211]

Please give the Star Trek franchise a chance. 🙏

[@Tilla00]

I'm curious, why does she want to post more reactions here on this channel?

[@catialeoncini]

I was hoping you'd watch this!!!😄

[@mediaikonz]

This flick was the cinematic equivalent of empty calories. A less clever Talented Mr Ripley.

[@tuongmac2263]

I don't like it so much or hate it at all. This movie is just predictable. the director is amazing but this movie is not gonna leave anything in my brain after watching for like ... 3 days.

[@victortg95]

A friend recommended me "The Lesson" (2023), he said it's basically Saltburn but good.

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

This movie thinks its far more clever than it is. There's nothing here I haven't seen done better already. The performances are great, but the shock value scenes ARE for shock value because the plot and pacing grind to an absolute hault just so they can happen. ESPECIALLY the graveyard scene. And the "twist reveal" montage at the end...was that really a shock to anyone? I thought it was obvious from the second act.

[@findingpeace4life290]

😂

[@TheMajestyD]

Did not like this film..and i like alot of movies lol. Sure actors did good but i just dont care for the story since they have made films basically on the same premise

[@tristanvoyageur87]

Skipped a little too much.