Good Time

“Don’t be confused, it’s just gonna make it worse for me.” Good Time is pure chaos, stressful, loud, and unforgettable, never giving you a second to breathe as it pulls you deeper into a world constantly on the edge of collapse. The Safdie brothers turn panic into momentum, making every moment feel like it’s spiraling forward whether you’re ready or not. Robert Pattinson delivers one of the most intense performances of his career, all jittery desperation and reckless energy, completely losing himself in the role and making every choice feel impulsive and dangerous. The buzzing synth-heavy soundtrack is essential, locking you into that anxious headspace and making even the rare quiet moments feel unstable and threatening. What really makes the film linger is its refusal to offer comfort or closure. It never smooths out the chaos or turns it into something heroic, instead leaning fully into the exhaustion and ugliness of it all. It leaves you drained in a quiet, unsettling way, capturing how moments like this don’t wrap themselves up neatly, they just end. SAFDIES RANKED 1/7