the scene of felix taking oliver to see his family gagged me more than any of the “weird/crazy” scenes. the secondhand embarrassment and feeling embarrassed myself that i fell for oliver’s lies made me feel the most uncomfortable

I think the ending also shows how much of an actor he was! All his mannerisms and awkwardness were faked

Also I think Felix was a genuinely good person too, even after he discovers Oliver is lying, he doesn't tell Oliver's or his own parents and still wants Oliver to have his birthday party. He also notices how hard Oliver's parents try for him so he makes Oliver stay for the dinner they prepared.

As a quiet person, WE DO NOT CLAIM HIM!!! I need him in jail😭😭

Damn, Brad must've been really distracted in the cinema, good for him 😄

the DELIVERY of "sorry if my performance wasn't good enough" at 29:31 kills me every time like how is it that oliver is fucking bonkers and has lied about his whole life but he said that so pitifully that for a second i was like aw babes :/

as a film student the cinematography in this movie made me very happy 🤭

I’m not proud to say I watched this in cinema with my dad before we knew what it was about 😔

The breakfast scene after Felix's death is how grief works. You go from bawling your eyes out to everyday tasks back to bawling your eyes out then making funeral plans then watching a tv show, and it all feels so weird.

I just think it's great that Barry Keoghan gave a completely unhinged performance! There was definitely some risk taking there and I hope it's acknowledged.

Worth noting but you are the ONLY person whose reaction I've watched who has mentioned the music at all - I am OBSESSED with the score.  It's so good.

What’s wild is the tub scene and the Bloody Mary scenes shocked me, the grave scene I saw coming once he started removing his shirt but still had me like “Nooooo!!!” But taking him to see his parents? I’d assumed he’d lied about his dad dying, but once he was adamant about not visiting I KNEW his parents were normal and I was sooooooo uncomfortable during that visit! Agh!!!

"Not to discriminate, but I will." I was dying.

29:51 Barry’s real Irish accent coming through on these lines

The fact Farleigh got away alive (pretty much the only one), is just so weird and yet so tale telling. Its not that Oliver ever liked him, but he wasn't in Felix's class. He wasn't his prey. And he actually really cared. The family made it pretty clear that just as the mother, Felix used to have a 'project', a toy for entertainment. And that Oliver was just one of them. When Pamela dies, Oliver realizes it the strongest maybe. Whereas Farleigh was actually really passionate about these people. He cared. Or maybe Oliver's means only grew more extreme. The tear he's crying when he kissed the sister in the tub and knows sex won't get him out of it this time, its like he knows what he has to do and yet feels sad about it.

Bathtubs and graves will never be the same again.

this movie was an emotional rollercoaster and i LOVED it

i LOVE the aspect ratio of this film! It adds so much to the visuals and it’s literally just two black bars lollll

I’d read somewhere that when Oliver was dancing through the house at the end, that he went the opposite of Felix’s first tour when he arrived there. Just a fun little fact! Love you Brad!! 💕

Absolutely loved this movie, a masterpiece. I was gooped after the plottwist. I actually loved Farleigh even though he was an absolute ass, but he just managed to see through Olivers bullshit from the start. He IS still a hypocrite though lmao