‘Saltburn’ is now streaming, so let’s talk about THAT solo scene featuring Barry Keoghan
Saltburn is now streaming via Amazon Prime Video, which means if you haven’t made it to the theater in the past month, you finally have an opportunity to see the movie everyone’s been talking about this season.And while reviews are decidedly all over the place, one thing audiences seem to agree on is that Fennell’s film knows how to deliver some shocking, unforgettable scenes.
By now, you may have heard about the one with the bathtub? Say what you will about Saltburn, but we can’t remember the last time we saw something that horny at the movies.Subscribe to our daily newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.With the freaky flick now more widely available, with thought it was high time we took a deeper dive into its wild final scene, the one that shows star Barry Keoghan’s full—and we do mean full—commitment to the role.*Caution: Major spoilers ahead for Saltburn.*In case you haven’t seen the movie yet, but are here just because you want to know more about the nudity (hey, no shame in that—welcome!), here’s a quick crash course on Saltburn‘s plot:It’s 2006 and the brainy, enigmatic Oliver Quick (Keoghan) is beginning his first semester at the prestigious Oxford University on scholarship, feeling out of place among his much wealthier classmates.Soon, Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi) catches his eye, one of the wealthiest and most charming of them all.
After Oliver shows him kindness in a moment of need, the two become unlikely friends and, out of pity, Felix invites him to spend the following summer on his family’s estate, Saltburn.It’s here that we meet the gregarious yet shallow and disaffected Cattons (Rosamund Pike, Richard E.
Grant, Alison Oliver), as Oliver tries to ingratiate himself to the family all while nursing what is clearly an unhealthy obsession with Felix.We can think of at least three jaw-dropping scenes in ‘Saltburn’ that’ll have the gays talking for the rest of the.
