Good Time clip - "Shame on you"

Following the mind-bending Heaven Knows What, celebrated filmmakers Josh and Benny Safdie return to the mean streets of New York City with Good Time, a hypnotic crime thriller that explores with bracing immediacy the tragic sway of family and fate.
After a botched bank robbery lands his younger brother in prison, Constantine "Connie" Nikas (Robert Pattinson) embarks on a twisted odyssey through the city's underworld in an increasingly desperate - and dangerous - attempt to get his brother Nick (Benny Safdie) out of jail. Over the course of one adrenalised night, Connie finds himself on a mad descent into violence and mayhem as he races against the clock to save his brother and himself, knowing their lives hang in the balance.
Anchored by a career-defining performance from Robert Pattinson, Good Time is a psychotic symphony of propulsive intensity crafted by two of the most exciting young directors working today. Josh and Benny Safdie’s transcendent vision is an intoxicating portrait of desperation and destruction that will not be soon forgotten.
Good Time opens 17 November in cinemas & at home. www.GoodTimeFilm.com

[@Squabbywabose]

One of the best intro’s to ANY characters in a movie

[@Intuicean]

Powerful actors at work! The future for these directors is bright, and I'm so happy to call Robert Pattinson one of my favorite actors which I never thought would have happened.

[@Intuicean]

That zoom on Connie is so good.

[@blissm3dia482]

Almost makes the movie look like a documentary

[@1Kevin]

Its the little things that make this movie great

[@pseudoshaman]

It's almost comedic with its timing. It's not supposed to be a funny movie but it just kind of is. A very dark comedy.

[@travel6482]

For real I fell in love with it

[@sting5956]

One of the best shots in the movie

[@abnnetent4911]

Benny Safdie is a good director and good actor!

[@thearsdfa]

he's going to be in the new PT anderson film, he's fantastic

[@budusbusham3324]

This is one of the few recent/English language movies which admits that loving someone isn’t always a positive thing.

[@kolinnitruc8692]

There are plenty of English films that show what you’re talking about

[@thesprawl2361]

The final scene of this movie was heartbreaking

[@JustRazael]

How so? It showed him getting into a better care than prison and not getting into trouble with his brother again.

[@thesprawl2361]

@@JustRazael Maybe it depends on perspective. I found it deeply sad.

[@Sandiaaaaaa]

@@thesprawl2361 Why?

[@thesprawl2361]

@@Sandiaaaaaa Because he's alone, cut off from the one person who genuinely loved him, even if it was in a toxic way. I've met someone like this guy, a friend of the family who has developmental problems. He's one of the kindest, sweetest people on earth, has never said a bad word about a human soul, was bullied to within an inch of his life when he was a kid, is looked down on every day, and he's been alone, and will likely be alone. his entire life.

[@spook_st]

summary of Connie's character from the get go - incredibel

[@jb8280]

Damn Benny is fantastic. Him and Robert shine bright like a Lighthouse...wink.

[@michaelalexander1421]

It is such a hard thing to authentically execute a role as a developmentally disabled person while treating the role with respect. Movies like Radio and I Am Sam are universally considered a joke at this point. But I do thing this role will age well decades from now. Hats off to Benny, he's such a talented guy.

[@kokomanation]

Yes I am Sam is the typical Hollywood melodramatic happy ending version

[@HandHdigital]

favorite scene in the movie

[@Toby-lr1yn]

This felt real, great acting

[@isaiahm.m.manderson]

“Rip that shit up then!”

[@Jboogie_81]

Good actor and great director

[@rickychillout]

Good stuff good stuff

[@matienazemy1382]

Than zoom in was perfect

[@davidvillamonte2007]

I feel like Robert Pattinson performance bring me vibes of Jesse Pinkman

[@pseudoshaman]

Jesse Pinkman mixed with Charles Manson

[@thesprawl2361]

Much better though. Aaron Paul's a decent actor and Jesse's a great character, but he's limited compared to Pattinson.

[@143jcm]

@@thesprawl2361 a "decent" actor lol bro his charcter on breaking bad is incredible its not even comparable

[@SexPanther235]

@@thesprawl2361 Pattinson’s range seems pretty amazing. Pretty annoyed he didn’t even get a mention for The Lighthouse.

[@chrisdawson1776]

@@143jcm Michael Imperioli played basically the same character but did it a million times better.

[@Vpopov81]

great movie!!!

[@mycatisromeo]

Deus Ex the original. Favorite game of all time. JC.

[@joshuamcnatt8257]

Connie needs help to Honestly I think Connie coming from the same place his brother did. Connie is fucked up, but he's also smart, observernt,. . Connie needs help he's a fucked up young man. It's unfortunate Connie has more talent for chaos because he's not his brother..he's a human gifted with a fully functional brain. He's probably watched his brother get special help his whole life because of his disablities and unfortunate situation. No dad or mom is hard but Connie could see the help his brother gets and his subconscious became cynical. Hating those who try to fix his brother because that envoles losing his brother the last family he cares for. He becomes more jaded turns more and more away from society. My whole point is Connie needs help to.. Connie became a bad dude in a bad world and his crafty mind made him even more dangerous. My question is, in someway if Connie got help early in life with a male role model and the love of a mother ... Without fear of poverty or the justice system could Connie be a good guy? Everyone thinks they can save his brother even though Connie has much more potential. Obviously his brother needs help, more than Connie but if America rehabilitated it's criminals in a impactful way couldn't they both get happy endings. Also could the current Connie change, is he to far gone. Connie and his brother both have mental illnesses bit Connie's didn't come from inherited disability. His is trauma. My point is Connie needs help to...

[@wiggy009]

I don’t think Nick needs to be “fixed” that’s a weird way to look at neurodivergent people

[@EHDustin]

this entire clip has no context and makes no sense

[@Belmont1714]

What🤦‍♂️?

[@jorgeskuf]

fr bro they should upload the entire movie