Saltburn
Directed by Emerald FennellMientras lucha por encontrar su lugar en la Universidad de Oxford, el estudiante Oliver Quick (Barry Keoghan) se ve arrastrado al mundo del encantador y aristocrático Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi), que le invita a Saltburn, la extensa finca de su excéntrica familia, para pasar un verano inolvidable.
Saltburn Ratings & Reviews
- jkljlk11975 de marzo de 2026"Accidents are for people like you. For the rest of us, there's work. And unlike you, I actually know how to work."
- Jason Layton16 de febrero de 2026This show has the Talented Mr.Ripley mixed in with Succession vibe down perfectly. Really good acting, or perhaps not.
- neuroparadox29 de julio de 2025I'm a sucker for period pieces 🤫🫦
- Erikthepace10 de enero de 2026Quite a trip of a film! Got some really disturbing imagery and scenes, but it's a gnarly film. Don't watch if you're easily disturbed
- Dee9 de diciembre de 2025Interesting movie, different. But tedious to watch.
- Sam16 de noviembre de 2025people hyped up that one scene as being really gross but really what is a down bad boy to do who cannot get loads from his crush directly
- Dirty_Honey_Badger19 de febrero de 2025Reprehensible filth.
- Varun19 de octubre de 2024A 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.
- Kiz23 de octubre de 2025Purely fantastic. I honestly cannot think of a single bad thing to say about Saltburn. The film has one goal in mind and accomplishes it exactly. Completely iconic and deserving of a rewatch. Full marks, no notes
- Daniel Gustavsson12 de noviembre de 2024Kind 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 😁
- ayayron16 de febrero de 2025Sociopath disrupts family dynamics
- Kevin Ward2 de julio de 2025I know people says this a lot, but this time it’s true. The Talented Mr. Keoghan really put his whole Keoghussy into this role. It’s one of the most fearless performances of recent memory. He puts his mouth and his c🤩k in all kinds of unexpected places in service of his infatuation with Jacob Elordi. It is incredibly dark and seductive, bitingly funny. As incredible as Keoghan and Elordi are, Rosamund Pike and Richard E. Grant honestly stole the show for me. Their characters are just hilariously out of touch and every line of dialogue speaks into that. Also, was very impressed (again) with Archie Madekwe, in a character who’s almost diametrically opposed to his role in Gran Turismo from earlier this year—and he kills it. This is a slow burn and may test some folks patience in getting where it’s going, but I promise…you will be rewarded for sticking it out to the end.
- rg94001 de noviembre de 2024This 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.
- Desmond Dale24 de enero de 2025A stick it to rich people movie written by a rich white person. All shot in a weird aspect ratio.
- Elli7 de noviembre de 2024What 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.
Saltburn Trivia
Saltburn was released on 16 de noviembre de 2023.
Saltburn was directed by Emerald Fennell.
Saltburn has a runtime of 2h 10min.
Saltburn was produced by Josey McNamara, Emerald Fennell, Margot Robbie.
Mientras lucha por encontrar su lugar en la Universidad de Oxford, el estudiante Oliver Quick (Barry Keoghan) se ve arrastrado al mundo del encantador y aristocrático Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi), que le invita a Saltburn, la extensa finca de su excéntrica familia, para pasar un verano inolvidable.
The key characters in Saltburn are Oliver Quick (Barry Keoghan), Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi), Elspeth Catton (Rosamund Pike).
Saltburn is rated 18.
Saltburn is a Comedia, Drama, Suspense film.
Saltburn has an audience rating of 7.9 out of 10.
Saltburn had a budget of 20 MUS$.
Saltburn has made 21 MUS$ at the box office.