While I have come to respect Timothée Chalamet as an actor, to me he is still not that calibre of actor whose name alone will draw me to a movie, such was the case with Marty Supreme. What did draw me to the movie though was the director, Joshua Safdie. While he may be best known to most people for the movie Uncut Gems, a movie I missed out on seeing, I know him from an earlier work of his with Robert Pattinson: Good Time. I saw that movie like 6 years ago so even though I don’t remember any details, I remember enjoying it. In that movie what stood out to me Roberts performance rather than the direction, but perhaps with Marty Supreme, Joshua Safdie can leave his mark in my head as a note-worthy director.