it seemed like farleigh was being a lil bitch to oliver when really he had him clocked from the very start. cuz game recognises game and they were both the outsiders fighting to be on the recieving end of the family's saviour complex
Farleigh’s not an outsider and they’re not fighting for the home. Saltburn is Farleigh’s home, remember that. He protects it from Oliver’s clutches. Oliver wants a fabulous lifestyle Felix has when he was revealed to kill Felix and Saltburn became his next prized possession. Farleigh is fighting for his family’s safety to keep Oliver out of his home. Yes, game recognizes game, even Venetia joins Oliver’s game in the bathroom.
Felix is not a good guy. He and his family are completely out of touch and they like to collect people who are underprivileged or poor for their entertainment and then kick them out. That’s why people were warning Oliver that Felix was using him. But ironically Oliver was using the family to live the life that he wants.
We're living in an age of remakes, reboots and endless franchise sequels.... I loved seeing an original film, that you never knew where it was going to go next. This is what has become missing from movies lately and it was so refreshing to watch this.
I think the scene with Oliver’s parents and how he always wanted to be an only child who never made any friends hints that he was a sociopath from the start. He may have been attracted to Felix but I think he wanted to be him moreso than date him. He crafted up the perfect person for them. The family liked their tragic lost souls to amuse them until they got bored (look at the way they treat Pamela - even after death). I think even all the exchanges of bodily fluid was a way to be one with the family. Have a bit of them in him. As for why no one countesses the will is that it may just be Farleigh and his mom left who are both kicked out of the family. Farleigh, because they think they he (unintentionally) killed Felix by supplying cocaine. I think even Farleigh himself thinks that maybe it was his fault.
Agree. He was a sociopathic social climber. I wish they had made his parents working class and the house smaller and more humble to emphasise just how different a background he had.
He just wanted to be more loved, a unconditional love, that's why he doesn't want to have sisters and why he killed Felix, he knows he won't be loved for who he is, but he tried when he was in the maze
@@pobstrel I liked that they didn't make them poor. They had offered a supportive upbringing, even taking annual family vacations to Mykonos. But they were not as extravagantly rich as the Cattons which was what Oliver coveted
Farleigh really thought he had killed Felix with cocaine. He didn’t remember what’s going on because of a hangover from the party. He was partially responsible because of the cocaine he used but he never killed him and that deeply regretted the cocaine. He snorted a small line on the outdoors of the house only and on the club only during the Midsummer Party, he didn’t snort with Felix. Using cocaine doesn’t mean he killed Felix. He knew that Oliver killed Felix with Champagne laced with cocaine, he knew Ollie has lacked his emotions and enjoyed his breakfast, he knew something horrible happened. Farleigh sensed right through Oliver.
@@daemonionx I do believe it but I don’t think it happened. After killing Felix, Oliver accepted for what he try to occupy the position upon his hatred to Felix. When he got the house 15 years later, most people thought he loved Felix even if he’s dead and then the whole family. Of course he loved Felix as a friend but he loved him in a painfully toxic way. If he hated them then yes he hated them and that’s the truth, Oliver is so so so done him and his family as he called it “quits” for his murderous reasons. They should understand sometimes of what Oliver said instead of what Emerald said. They can hint it back. What I believe that Oliver truly loved himself better than that and always fell in love with himself since he got what he deserved to the fullest.
As a regular Drag Race reaction viewer I enjoy your reactions because it’s like I’m watching my show with a cool auntie, so I am loving these other movie and show reactions lately. Saw this in theatre in November and enjoyed it.
He wanted Felix and he wanted Saltburn and if he couldn't have one he was gonna have the other. All these rewatches later and I still don't know which one he wanted MORE...
I went to Oxford as a visiting scholar for a year. The parts about Oxford are accurate as hell, the tutorial, the essays and reading lists. Formal attire for dinner every night wearing the sub fusc robes. They filmed it there too so it was like flashbacks for me watching it. They even mentioned the road, Iffley Rd where his tutorial was and that’s where mine was off of too. And also they saying they’re in the same college means they are in the same college under the big umbrella of Oxford University. It’s divided up by 39 colleges, 4 private permanent halls (PPHs) that make up Oxford University. When Oliver said to Felix, they were in the same college meant they had a closer connection than say another Oxford student in another college.
Slightly off topic, but Barry Keoghan who plays Oliver is the next big thing I swear!! Besides the wild plot, it’s clear that Barry is a dedicated actor and cares seriously about his work. I saw in an interview how he carried 5 notebooks with him on the set of Saltburn to take notes on how he wanted to portray his character. Plus, in real life dealt with a drug addicted mother and he went through 13 different foster homes, the kid is resilient and brilliant as heck.❤ Loved your reaction a lot btw! Your commentary had me cracking so much😂
I dont know if anyone else commented this but Emerald Fennell the director said that this movie is a vampire story without the supernatural elements and I thought that was such an apt way of describing it. So I loved that at one point you were like "are they vampires or something?" you def caught the vibes that were supposed to be there! loved the reaction!
I actually saw this movie in the theater, and I couldn't wait to see it again, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! it's a brilliantly done movie! GREAT reaction! Loved it! It was nice to see someone who is actually paying attention to the movie. 😊
This movie was so amazing. The part where Oliver tells felix that his dad died, and they went to the bridge to write his name on the stone and throw it in the river, it didn’t land in the river because his father was actually never dead (foreshadowing). I think that Oliver was in love with Felix and ultimately being rejected by him was his final straw and decided if he couldn’t have Felix then nobody could
Also when ventia is speaking about the doppelgänger situation and how they walked past the window if you’re paying attention Felix actually walks past the window foreshadowing his death. Also in the lunch scene after Felix’s death ventia is overflowing her cup with red wine. Foreshadowing her death in the bathtub. This movie is so great and I’m sure there’s many other small hints I can’t wait to find.
They also wrote just Dad on stone and not his name as they should have , whole movie have these small symbolics its rly good once u notice all of them 😃
Enjoying your reaction videos! Maybe Give "Interview with The Vampire" TV series a look. I'd love to see your reactions to that show. Its only 7 episodes I think.
This movie is one of the rare instances where I personally enjoyed it but I completely understand those who f3cking hated it. It is, if nothing else, unique.
I'm going to get sh*t for this hot take, but, good on Oliver! He had a plan and he successfully carried it out. That's follow through! And can we all appreciate Barry Keoghan's "dancing abilities" at the end? I was certainly impressed with his...... dance. Lol
It's a masterpiece! Some things I would like to point out is when Oliver threw the rock of his dad it didn't go into the water because hes alive and felix was dressed up as an angel cause he's pure and because that foreshadowed his death, another thing is Oliver is dressed as a stag because stags are known to be pure but their antlers make them dangerous, so that also shows a wolf in sheeps clothing. (Just some thoughts and things I found out that were interesting).
When I look back at the scene where the girl that Felix was with in the beginning of the movie, did Felix ditch her or did Oliver interfere with the relationship between them knowing that Felix wouldn’t care ?
“Same college” = same school department/college within the university that has many other colleges (ex, in USA universities have a college of liberal arts, college of engineering, college of business, etc. there are prestigious schools that may have just 1 college so they aren’t referred to as university such as Rhodes College for liberal arts)
Killers think that to totally own somebody is to kill them. That's what Oliver did to Felix. As an unrequited lover, Oliver couldn't own the object of his obsession in life but in death. Thus, the drinking of the bathwater to partake of Felix's bodily fluids, the drinking of the menstrual blood, the copulation of Felix's grave, all actions to own the life of Felix and his family. The final scene where he dances nude in the mansion is a way of staking your ownership of it, because personally where I can only dance around naked is on my own home alone by myself.
i’m sorry ur wrong. oliver only killed felix because felix found out oliver was lying the whole time. as the day before felixs death (the same day felix fount out oliver was lying), felix tells oliver that it’s too late to to cancel the party and that oliver can leave saltburn after the party.
@@Shell2164 I guess the joke went over your head. Did you watch the movie properly..? Farliegh says that to Oliver during their meeting with their professor..in the beginning. When he is critiquing his essay....🙄
Yes, you would think with it having ties with art of the Royal Family, albeit old relationships, that the estate may be muddled up within their interests. That there would be another heir to it very distant.
@@YCRhinoReactions ok well, I saw it. Think we have differing opinions as to this one xD for me it was a 5/10. But either way who cares. Happy new year YC 🥰🥰🥰🥰
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@@YCRhinoReactions little details. The vastness of the castle you could get lost there (like the hotel), the maze (the real + the replica), the butler always present and uncomfortable (Delbert Grady), aerial shots, masks/ costumes and even the bathtub scene being the most visceral one (with him kissing the rotting woman). Maybe I'm tripping 😁
it seemed like farleigh was being a lil bitch to oliver when really he had him clocked from the very start. cuz game recognises game and they were both the outsiders fighting to be on the recieving end of the family's saviour complex
Farleigh’s not an outsider and they’re not fighting for the home. Saltburn is Farleigh’s home, remember that. He protects it from Oliver’s clutches. Oliver wants a fabulous lifestyle Felix has when he was revealed to kill Felix and Saltburn became his next prized possession. Farleigh is fighting for his family’s safety to keep Oliver out of his home.
Yes, game recognizes game, even Venetia joins Oliver’s game in the bathroom.
Felix is not a good guy. He and his family are completely out of touch and they like to collect people who are underprivileged or poor for their entertainment and then kick them out. That’s why people were warning Oliver that Felix was using him. But ironically Oliver was using the family to live the life that he wants.
We're living in an age of remakes, reboots and endless franchise sequels.... I loved seeing an original film, that you never knew where it was going to go next. This is what has become missing from movies lately and it was so refreshing to watch this.
Oh I couldn't agree more!
Good description of Barry Keoghan. At first look he’s not that handsome but the longer you look at him the better he looks!!
The fact that Olivers dad rock didn’t land in the water was foreshadowing him still being alive
loved your reaction vid btw!
I think the scene with Oliver’s parents and how he always wanted to be an only child who never made any friends hints that he was a sociopath from the start. He may have been attracted to Felix but I think he wanted to be him moreso than date him. He crafted up the perfect person for them. The family liked their tragic lost souls to amuse them until they got bored (look at the way they treat Pamela - even after death). I think even all the exchanges of bodily fluid was a way to be one with the family. Have a bit of them in him. As for why no one countesses the will is that it may just be Farleigh and his mom left who are both kicked out of the family. Farleigh, because they think they he (unintentionally) killed Felix by supplying cocaine. I think even Farleigh himself thinks that maybe it was his fault.
Agree. He was a sociopathic social climber. I wish they had made his parents working class and the house smaller and more humble to emphasise just how different a background he had.
He just wanted to be more loved, a unconditional love, that's why he doesn't want to have sisters and why he killed Felix, he knows he won't be loved for who he is, but he tried when he was in the maze
@@pobstrel I liked that they didn't make them poor. They had offered a supportive upbringing, even taking annual family vacations to Mykonos. But they were not as extravagantly rich as the Cattons which was what Oliver coveted
Farleigh really thought he had killed Felix with cocaine.
He didn’t remember what’s going on because of a hangover from the party.
He was partially responsible because of the cocaine he used but he never killed him and that deeply regretted the cocaine.
He snorted a small line on the outdoors of the house only and on the club only during the Midsummer Party, he didn’t snort with Felix.
Using cocaine doesn’t mean he killed Felix.
He knew that Oliver killed Felix with Champagne laced with cocaine, he knew Ollie has lacked his emotions and enjoyed his breakfast, he knew something horrible happened.
Farleigh sensed right through Oliver.
@@daemonionx I do believe it but I don’t think it happened. After killing Felix, Oliver accepted for what he try to occupy the position upon his hatred to Felix. When he got the house 15 years later, most people thought he loved Felix even if he’s dead and then the whole family. Of course he loved Felix as a friend but he loved him in a painfully toxic way. If he hated them then yes he hated them and that’s the truth, Oliver is so so so done him and his family as he called it “quits” for his murderous reasons. They should understand sometimes of what Oliver said instead of what Emerald said. They can hint it back.
What I believe that Oliver truly loved himself better than that and always fell in love with himself since he got what he deserved to the fullest.
As a regular Drag Race reaction viewer I enjoy your reactions because it’s like I’m watching my show with a cool auntie, so I am loving these other movie and show reactions lately. Saw this in theatre in November and enjoyed it.
He wanted Felix and he wanted Saltburn and if he couldn't have one he was gonna have the other. All these rewatches later and I still don't know which one he wanted MORE...
I think he wanted Felix, realized he couldn’t have him, kworded him and in grief his emotions towards Felix moved to the house instead
“What are you reading?” = what’s your major in British
“I’m reading maths” = my major is mathematics
That scene with the grave.... Oof, gave a WHOLE new meaning to the phrase “ pound sand"
I went to Oxford as a visiting scholar for a year. The parts about Oxford are accurate as hell, the tutorial, the essays and reading lists. Formal attire for dinner every night wearing the sub fusc robes. They filmed it there too so it was like flashbacks for me watching it. They even mentioned the road, Iffley Rd where his tutorial was and that’s where mine was off of too.
And also they saying they’re in the same college means they are in the same college under the big umbrella of Oxford University. It’s divided up by 39 colleges, 4 private permanent halls (PPHs) that make up Oxford University. When Oliver said to Felix, they were in the same college meant they had a closer connection than say another Oxford student in another college.
Slightly off topic, but Barry Keoghan who plays Oliver is the next big thing I swear!! Besides the wild plot, it’s clear that Barry is a dedicated actor and cares seriously about his work. I saw in an interview how he carried 5 notebooks with him on the set of Saltburn to take notes on how he wanted to portray his character. Plus, in real life dealt with a drug addicted mother and he went through 13 different foster homes, the kid is resilient and brilliant as heck.❤
Loved your reaction a lot btw! Your commentary had me cracking so much😂
I absolutely agree with you. Z he channels his childhood trauma through his acting . Some of the best actors come from non conventional families
Great reaction!
You get it.
I liked Oliver but he kinda Crazy got me .. Great Review.
Thanks for watching!
As a drag race fan I am so happy that u are reacting to saltburn ❤
I’ll have to admit I didn’t like this movie when I first watched, but every passing day it grew on me. Quite the experience
Rules of Attraction with James Van Der Beek is better but sorta similar.
Barry Keoghan 20-40 year old face appreciation post. 😂❤ he’s so cute to me
He’s had an odd attractiveness.
I dont know if anyone else commented this but Emerald Fennell the director said that this movie is a vampire story without the supernatural elements and I thought that was such an apt way of describing it. So I loved that at one point you were like "are they vampires or something?" you def caught the vibes that were supposed to be there! loved the reaction!
I actually saw this movie in the theater, and I couldn't wait to see it again, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! it's a brilliantly done movie! GREAT reaction! Loved it! It was nice to see someone who is actually paying attention to the movie. 😊
It's so good!
9:05 no because you just described him perfectly
This movie was so amazing. The part where Oliver tells felix that his dad died, and they went to the bridge to write his name on the stone and throw it in the river, it didn’t land in the river because his father was actually never dead (foreshadowing). I think that Oliver was in love with Felix and ultimately being rejected by him was his final straw and decided if he couldn’t have Felix then nobody could
Also when ventia is speaking about the doppelgänger situation and how they walked past the window if you’re paying attention Felix actually walks past the window foreshadowing his death. Also in the lunch scene after Felix’s death ventia is overflowing her cup with red wine. Foreshadowing her death in the bathtub. This movie is so great and I’m sure there’s many other small hints I can’t wait to find.
@@jayayj5574 OMG I didn’t catch the wine overflow/bathtub foreshadowing! Thank you!!
They also wrote just Dad on stone and not his name as they should have , whole movie have these small symbolics its rly good once u notice all of them 😃
"What are you reading?" is "What are you studying?"
Enjoying your reaction videos! Maybe Give "Interview with The Vampire" TV series a look. I'd love to see your reactions to that show. Its only 7 episodes I think.
It’s on my watch list. 😊
I second this! Please react to ‘Interview with the vampire” series. A reaction belongs on your channel especially!
@@YCRhinoReactions _Good Omens_ also.
I’m sorry, but I looked at Oliver’s face for a long time and I think he looks like a grown version of the banjo boy in Deliverance.
This movie is one of the rare instances where I personally enjoyed it but I completely understand those who f3cking hated it. It is, if nothing else, unique.
watch fellow travelers, it's a mature romance that involves hot scenes and political dramas!
I wasn't prepared for this movie when I watched it. The way I was weirded out and laughing in disgust or what at the same time.😂
Have you watched the Korean movie Parasite? I think you would like it too!
I have!! It as sooo good.
I'm going to get sh*t for this hot take, but, good on Oliver! He had a plan and he successfully carried it out. That's follow through! And can we all appreciate Barry Keoghan's "dancing abilities" at the end? I was certainly impressed with his...... dance. Lol
I agree. He was a villain but I was kinda rooting for him. 🤭
Just discovered your channel and already love you lol. Brb watching all your other videos
Yay! Thank you!
It's a masterpiece! Some things I would like to point out is when Oliver threw the rock of his dad it didn't go into the water because hes alive and felix was dressed up as an angel cause he's pure and because that foreshadowed his death, another thing is Oliver is dressed as a stag because stags are known to be pure but their antlers make them dangerous, so that also shows a wolf in sheeps clothing. (Just some thoughts and things I found out that were interesting).
He's wearing antlers because the theme of the party is "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and he is dressed as Puck. The mischievous fairy.
When I look back at the scene where the girl that Felix was with in the beginning of the movie, did Felix ditch her or did Oliver interfere with the relationship between them knowing that Felix wouldn’t care ?
@@marianne5055 yes, I know that, but them having specific costumes was confirmed to have meaning behind everyones (and foreshadowing)
“Same college” = same school department/college within the university that has many other colleges (ex, in USA universities have a college of liberal arts, college of engineering, college of business, etc. there are prestigious schools that may have just 1 college so they aren’t referred to as university such as Rhodes College for liberal arts)
❤ed this reaction!!
PLZZZ review Curry & Cyanide !!!!
Killers think that to totally own somebody is to kill them. That's what Oliver did to Felix. As an unrequited lover, Oliver couldn't own the object of his obsession in life but in death. Thus, the drinking of the bathwater to partake of Felix's bodily fluids, the drinking of the menstrual blood, the copulation of Felix's grave, all actions to own the life of Felix and his family. The final scene where he dances nude in the mansion is a way of staking your ownership of it, because personally where I can only dance around naked is on my own home alone by myself.
i’m sorry ur wrong. oliver only killed felix because felix found out oliver was lying the whole time. as the day before felixs death (the same day felix fount out oliver was lying), felix tells oliver that it’s too late to to cancel the party and that oliver can leave saltburn after the party.
Nobody uses "thus" in real life 😁
@@camhankExactly. If Felix had forgiven him in the maze..he would be alive
@@kathleenclark815we do in England where the language originated 😄
@@Shell2164 I guess the joke went over your head. Did you watch the movie properly..? Farliegh says that to Oliver during their meeting with their professor..in the beginning. When he is critiquing his essay....🙄
Your reactions are my fav, so comforting!!!
Glad you like them!
So glad you reacted to this, watched it myself like 5 days ago and i'm kinda obsessed, especially with Barry(Oliver).
I loved this reaction. You laughed just as much as me. It was dark but it was hella funny.
Yes, you would think with it having ties with art of the Royal Family, albeit old relationships, that the estate may be muddled up within their interests. That there would be another heir to it very distant.
Girl, you fine!
🤭
Damn I've only heard about this movie but I'm excited to see you cover it! I'll come back after I watch it 😂
"Are you finna f*** this dirt"? LOLLLLLL
I loved it and enjoyed it and you have to watch it alone then talk about like 8n a book club way, you know?
me watching the bathtub scene: good soup 👍
I loved this reaction I felt like I watched it for the first time again
The worst scene for me was the stained toilet when it flushed. 🤢
i literally watched this last night and was hoping to see your reaction! can’t wait to watch this review tonight later at work☺️
This reaction had me weak.
heart😀
What a ride
Are those beats headphones good?
They’re ok. I think AirPods have better sound quality but I have trouble getting them to stay in my ears
Omggg. Can you please tell me if it's actually worth watching? I got so thoroughly bored 5 minutes into the movie. What's you review score if any?
10/10
@@YCRhinoReactions oooooh damnnn. OK imma give it a 2nd try
It was WILD!
@@YCRhinoReactions ok well, I saw it. Think we have differing opinions as to this one xD for me it was a 5/10. But either way who cares. Happy new year YC 🥰🥰🥰🥰
@@YCRhinoReactions also, Rosamund pike: 700,000/10
She was my fave part of the movie
I would love love love to see more movie reactions from you this was such a fun watch
What would you like to see next?
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I think you would have a blast with a robbert eggers movie like The Lighthouse. Also Parasite would be a fun reaction @@YCRhinoReactions
So many similarities between this movie and the Shining... I wonder if the producer was a fan of Kubrick's
You think so? In what ways did it remind you of The Shining?
@@YCRhinoReactions little details. The vastness of the castle you could get lost there (like the hotel), the maze (the real + the replica), the butler always present and uncomfortable (Delbert Grady), aerial shots, masks/ costumes and even the bathtub scene being the most visceral one (with him kissing the rotting woman). Maybe I'm tripping 😁
@@analuisahering2043I said the same THINGGGG
This movie was so good! ( it was kinda hot )