Sean and Satsu from Chatsunami bring you a review that literally nobody wants!

Saltburn (2023).

Discussion Points:

-Satsu feels defeated.

-The reason Sean finally decided to watch the film.

-The inconsistent accent.

-Why this film reminded Sean, of Johnny English (2003) and Will from The Inbetweeners.

-Satsu and Sean struggle to understand the point of the film.

-The failed plot twist.

-Sean didn't buy the obsession.

-The lack of depth in the film.

-The good performances of the cast.

-The lack of baths in Saltburn House.

Raised Questions:

-Is Sean the positive one?

-Does this film explain the state of modern film making?

-If it wasn't for the minging bits, would anyone be talking about this?

-Why would they choose Scouse?

-Are the characters like wafer thin ham?

-Who reads the reading list at uni?

-Is this just a raunchy version of Midsomer Murders?

-Do other people's positive opinions make Sean more negative?

Random Recommendations:

-The Boy Next Door (2015).

-Parasite (2019).

-The Talented Mr Ripley (1999).

-The Little Vampire (2000).

-The Riot Club (2014)-not the posh boys.

-Cherrybomb (2009), starring Rupert Grint.

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