Good Time (Ben Safdie, Joshua Safdie; August 11, 2017) Movie

New A24 film.

Directed by Ben and Joshua Safdie. Written by Ronald Bronstein and Joshua Safdie. Starring Robert Pattinson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Barkhad Abdi.

 

Heaven Can Wait was very impressive. Looking forward to this. Score by OPN makes it even more exciting.

 

I saw the trailer for this before some movie and thought "wow, that guy looks just like Mexican Robert Pattinson" but I guess it's just Robert Pattinson

 

This looks good

 

Saw it today. Liked it a lot.

Need to check out Heaven Knows What now.

 

This was pretty good. I wouldn't call it great, but its flaws are softened by Pattinson's performance.

 

This is over the top bleak, but I really liked it. Pattinson is great

The Hospital where Pattinson's "brother" is must be the shittiest hospital. Nobody bothered to check in on a patient who has been disconnected from the machine setting off a ton of alarms and shit? Kind of bothered me

 

thank you safdies thank you r patz thank you OPN this was great

 

hype for this

 

Ending is pretty moving.

 

I watched this on Saturday so now tonight my roommate and I are bleaching our hair

 

Didn't love this, but it was decent. Pattinson was great.

 

Did you see Heaven Knows What? If so, how does it compare?

 

Hoping to watch this tomorrow afternoon

 

This is probably my 2nd favorite movie of the year

 

Sorry, haven't seen it.

 

Ten minutes in and on the edge of my seat, here we go.

 

that...took a lot out of me

 

how are more ppl not talking about this? might be tied with Raw as a favorite of the year so far

 

Seems like no one really knew about this movie. It kinda came and went without anyone ever mentioning it. I liked it quite a bit. Definitely in my top 5-10 of the year so far, but I've still got a lot to see.

 

the score for this is fucking incredible. opn killed it.

 

I got high and listened to it while walking around at night and had a panic attack.

It was a....good time.

 

This is great

 

Good Time's gritty camerawork would be a welcome rebuke to the Academy's tony taste