Many dismissed Emerald Fennell’s second film Saltburn as being “boring” and “empty.” My response to these comments: If this was your take on Saltburn, I don’t think you were paying close enough attention. Saltburn is filled with precise details, many of which I didn’t even appreciate until I had watched the movie a second time. To Oliver, Felix represents the highest echelon of the British upper class, and serves as a source of intrigue and desire. The patriarch of the Catton family seems and looks aloof, with his hair constantly alive and upright. In one pivotal moment involving a visit to Oliver’s family, Oliver’s deceit is laid bare.

Source: Daily Sun January 30, 2024 05:31 UTC