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Saltburn
Directed by
Emerald Fennell
R
2023
2h 11m
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7.0
71%
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A student at Oxford University finds himself drawn into the world of a charming and aristocratic classmate, who invites him to his eccentric family's sprawling estate for a summer never to be forgotten.
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Cast of Saltburn
Barry Keoghan
Oliver Quick
Jacob Elordi
Felix Catton
Rosamund Pike
Elspeth Catton
Richard E. Grant
Sir James Catton
Alison Oliver
Venetia Catton
Archie Madekwe
Farleigh Start
Carey Mulligan
Poor Dear Pamela
Paul Rhys
Duncan
Ewan Mitchell
Michael Gavey
Sadie Soverall
Annabel
Richard Cotterell
Harry
Millie Kent
India
Will Gibson
Jake
Tasha Lim
Camilla
Aleah Aberdeen
Alicia
Matt Carver
Benjy
Reece Shearsmith
Professor Ware
Gabriel Bisset-Smith
Reg Starter
Saga Spjuth-Säll
Sam
Glyn Grimstead
Taxi Driver
Joshua Samuels
Liam
Julian Lloyd Patten
Joshua
Olivia Hanrahan-Barnes
Maid
Lolly Adefope
Lady Daphne
Joshua McGuire
Henry
Dorothy Atkinson
Paula Quick
Shaun Dooley
Jeff Quick
Tomás Barry
Charlie
Andy Brady
Vicar Wainwright
Saltburn Ratings & Reviews
Dirty_Honey_Badger
February 18, 2025
Reprehensible filth.
Ryezoo
February 4, 2025
The last 20 mins elevated the whole movie for me even though it was a little predictable. Fantastic performance from Barry Keoghan, who plays the range of emotions quite well. The rest of the cast is also great. Loved the cinematography and the soundtrack. The gross out stuff was also fun. In all enjoyed the movie.
Desmond Dale
January 24, 2025
A stick it to rich people movie written by a rich white person. All shot in a weird aspect ratio.
Daniel Gustavsson
November 12, 2024
Kind of a unique movie. The acting, especially from the lead actor, is fantastic and the air is just thick with suspense the whole way through. The movie also has some of the most disturbing scenes ever. I'm very used to such things but some of the scenes in this still made me look away in terror. And it's not even a horror movie. I could sadly sense the ending before it came, and some of the connections needed to make sense of this will have to come from your own imagination, but otherwise this movie is great! Especially for the ladies out there I suspect 😁
Elli
November 7, 2024
What a trip. Wasn't at all what I expected and I loved the tension through the entire movie. Both between all the characters and never knowing what comes next. I went into it expecting some random drama romance movie but got this psychotic almost sexual thriller that just kept me on my toes. A really good movie, absolutely worth a watch.
rg9400
November 1, 2024
This movie has been getting a lot of hate recently, and a lot of people have been using it as a launching pad to retroactively criticize Emerald Fennel’s debut in A Promising Young Woman. I think this is a bit unfair. So, let me just start off by saying that I was fully engrossed throughout the movie. I am not always sure it was in a positive manner though. The one scene I knew going into the movie was one of the tamer ones, and there were a few times where I was visibly cringing when watching. And yes, these scenes are very much for shock value (more on that later). The cinematography is beautiful. It's very much told in the gothic tradition, but it's got this glitzy veneer as well. I saw a review describing it as candy pop glitter, and I really like that description. The results can be electrifying at times. I must admit, I am biased as I love a good gothic tale, but some of the frames are almost like paintings. I loved the cinematography in the movie, if you couldn't tell. From an acting perspective, I think the movie is pretty strong as well. Barry Keoghan has already proven his acting chops, and Jacob Elordi is a bona fide future star. The plot is where things get tricky. I figured out where the movie was headed kind of fast, less than halfway through it. However, the movie, especially the ending, treats this like a big twist, so I feel like it didn't realize how much it plays its hand early on. This also results in some very uneven pacing, with the first 75% being very methodical, and then a sudden rush through the last 25% as it tries to rush through the rest of the story. I think it would have worked better if the big events were more evenly interspersed throughout the movie, and either it commits more to hiding its intentions, or fully reveals its hand and jumps into the juicier stuff. A lot of the movie is about shifting character motivations, and I just think it should have been firmer in which direction it wanted to go in regard to how obvious those motivations should have been. Also, I feel like where the movie ends up does not lend itself well to those aforementioned shock scenes. They simply do not fit with the end result, and thus, I feel like Emerald only included them for the sake of shock value and not much else.
Varun
October 19, 2024
A completely pretentious hack of a film that gets painfully boring to watch. I don’t find rich people the slightest bit entertaining when they’re just cartoonish characters with no interesting personality whatsoever. Felix does seem to show some complexity at the start of the film but once the story shifts from the school to Saltburn, everything gets very cliche and banal. Venetia also starts off as a promising character but ends up being meh. Certain scenes are just added for shock value to keep the audience’s attention and get them talking about this movie but they’re empty. It’s easy to figure out Oliver’s motives early on, the only thing left to wonder is how far he will go to achieve his desire but I couldn’t care less about his plan because the movie fails to get me invested into any of the characters. The twist ending isn’t really a twist and there’s also just nothing new about this idea. The plot sucks and the movie has absolutely nothing to say about anything. I’m only giving this film 2 stars for the cinematography, acting, song choice and the final dance scene.
Detroit News
Adam Graham
"Saltburn" is a revenge opera that's more silly than it is serious - "The Talented Mr. Ripley" for the millennial crowd - and it feels like one that Fennell needed to get out of her system in able to move forward.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
Keoghan delivers what can only be described as an impressively committed performance in a movie that, in the end, considers itself way more shocking than it really is.
Rolling Stone
David Fear
Come for the class warfare and the occasional shots-fired zingers about the rich being different than you and me. Stay for Keoghan.
Associated Press
Jocelyn Noveck
Make no mistake, the clever writing is here, as is the style, the sleek technique, and some terrific performances (Rosamund Pike is especially delicious in a supporting role). What's missing, or muddled, is the message -- and perhaps even more, the heart.
MovieFreak.com
Sara Michelle Fetters
Saltburn is a summer-break journey into bourgeois excess and sociopathic tenacity that wrapped its seductive tentacles around my throat and then spent 127 glorious minutes gently tightening its slithery embrace.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Chris Hewitt
I've seen Keoghan in many movies but I barely recognized him in "Saltburn." It's a high-wire act and, even if "Saltburn" isn't always sure what it's doing, Keoghan never misses a beat.
Boston Globe
Mark Feeney
Visually, the movie can be quite pretty. Linus Sandgren, Damien Chazelle's go-to cinematographer, shot it. Emotionally, it's ugly through and through, which the prettiness makes that much uglier.
San Jose Mercury News
Randy Myers
Certain to upset pious viewers while thrilling those who love twisted, decadent thrillers. And, oh my goodness, what an ending.
Baltimore Magazine
Max Weiss
A character who acts without context or motivation is not compelling to me. Saltburn tries to shock us, again and again-instead, it ends up being a bit of an empty suit.
FilmWeek (KPCC - NPR Los Angeles)
Tim Cogshell
It's good, but familiar.
Chicago Sun-Times
Richard Roeper
One expects this development will effectively end Oliver's time at Saltburn, but it only serves to embolden Oliver and motivate him to show his true colors. Let's just say Saltburn and many of its denizens will never be the same.
Ty Burr's Watch List (Substack)
Ty Burr
There's fertile ground for satire here, but that would require a scalpel, and Fennell wields a blunt hatchet.
ABC News
Peter Travers
Love it or loathe it, Emerald Fennell's deliciousl takedown of the upper classes keeps you glued to Barry Keoghan as a poorboy driven to madness and worse by a rich Adonis (Jacob Elordi) and his hilariously vampiric mom (an Oscar-ready Rosamund Pike).
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