How the Safdie Brothers Make Stressful Movies: Good Time

This video explores the filmmaking style of Josh and Benny Safdie. Taking a close look at Good Time, we find a number of techniques which drive the film's stress and keep us engaged in the characters' actions.
This is part one of a two-part series on the Safdie Brothers. A video for Uncut Gems is available at • How the Safdie Brother...

[@bapjoe9694]

underrated video essay. great job man.

[@themovementimage]

Thank you!

[@JohnnyFilmsy-Boi]

Gahd DAMN! Just watched two of your videos and I'm so stoked to see more from ya. Your presentation is simple and elegant, your analysis is informational and engaging, you're just doing a great job. I hope you stay active, it's great to see a non-pretentious, actually interesting film analysis channel in a see of pseudo-intellectual Every Frame a Painting/Nerdwriter-wanna bes.

[@themovementimage]

Wow thanks so much for your kind comment! Really appreciate the encouragement. My Uncut Gems video is nearly finished, so it should be up in the coming days. Got some exciting stuff after that as well!

[@MASACRESPERU2010]

Excellent analysis! Can't wait to see the one on Uncut Gems

[@themovementimage]

Thanks so much! Hope to have the new video done in the next couple weeks.

[@hermishwagner8453]

Dude, it's crazy bc I swear when i watched the movie I was so stressed, and I didn't know until later that it stressed OTHER people out too

[@themovementimage]

Hahaha so true. I remember seeing it for the first time and being like “am I supposed to feel like this?”

[@al_bricot]

I loved your analysis ! Your really did an amazing job here :)

[@themovementimage]

Thank you! I’ve got more videos coming out soon. If you haven’t already, please subscribe if you’d like to see more!