Saltburn - Amazon Prime - Definitely worth a watch

[cmay91472]

Rarely does Amazon Prime have something that I deem as a must watch…

Saltburn is without a doubt the best thing Prime has had exclusively in quite some time. The aspect ratio might annoy some watching on TVs, but don’t let that be a reason not to watch.

It was directed by the woman who did Promising Young Woman.

[russweiss1]

Originally Posted by cmay91472

Rarely does Amazon Prime have something that I deem as a must watch…

Saltburn is without a doubt the best thing Prime has had exclusively in quite some time. The aspect ratio might annoy some watching on TVs, but don’t let that be a reason not to watch.

It was directed by the woman who did Promising Young Woman.

This is still playing in theaters although it will be gone fairly soon.

[sethcfaulder99]

It’s a wild picture, but a damn good one!

[crutzulee]

Originally Posted by cmay91472

Rarely does Amazon Prime have something that I deem as a must watch…

Saltburn is without a doubt the best thing Prime has had exclusively in quite some time. The aspect ratio might annoy some watching on TVs, but don’t let that be a reason not to watch.

It was directed by the woman who did Promising Young Woman.

My family almost exclusively watches Christmas themed movies in December... so I've watched a lot of crap lately. I've been looking forward to this one for sometime as we loved PYW.

This was a strong contender for today's watch (this and/or LEAVE THE WORLD BEHIND )...but your aspect ratio comment has me concerned... the only thing I hate more than academy ratio (4:3) in my HT is shifting ratios that aren't "matte" friendly.

I also really like going into movies as cold as possible (ie no trailers/spoilers).
Can someone comment on the A/R issue here?

[By_His_Strypes]

The worst thing I've attempted to watch all year. But, if you enjoy it that's all that matters.

[crutzulee]

OK... I see it's 4:3...It'll get watched...just not today when I'm in the mood for something more "cinematic" to cleanse the pallet from last month's Christmas ( and largely made for TV) fare...