Calum Stevens

Finally a movie worth watching and not feeling left disappointed. I’d say the past films I’ve gone to see at the cinema - Oppenheimer, Willy wonker to name a couple or on Netflix have been somewhat mediocre. Lately, it has felt as though it’s tough to find a good film anymore which keeps your attention throughout! Fortunately, Saltburn does just that, it’s unique and captivating. The main character, Oliver manifests multiple emotions from initially feeling sympathy to utter grotesque repulsion. The theme of two extremes from happiness to pure tragedy or rich & poor is just one element of this quality film. I would definitely recommend watching if you manage to tolerate its weird wonderfulness all the way through.

Tad disappointing - creator of the atom Bomb, arms race between Germany whilst maintaining secrecy against the communist party in Russia, sounds exciting right. True story with deeply interesting historic events but unfortunately the directing of this movie does a poor job in reflecting this scientific feat. Beautiful mind or imitation game, amazing movies but based of interesting true events which were captivating in their own right. Oppenheimer unfortunately missed this, it should have been captivating throughout the entire movie, however 3 hours long, some parts cause you to lose focus. I also don’t understand the necessity for nudity in this film, it distracts the entire purpose and fluidity, It’s a shame because despite largely enjoying the movie, I feel like it should have been a 10/10.

It was just a meh film, really one of the worst marvel films released. Atleast with love of thunder it was purposely funny, this film lacked any plot and was not particularly comical.