Filmopolis

Marty Supreme is superb, it’s a 9/10 good.
Our lead in Chalamet here elevates his status to one of the best character actors in the current crop of Hollywood’s finest.
I’m confident he will keep just getting better too beyond this best performance yet.
He has that egotistical, unlikeable and abrasive disdain for those around him that reminded me of Oscar Isaac’s Llewyn from Inside Llewyn Davis, and the film has a Coen brothers sensibility to it as well in its art house independent feel, yet still reaching multiplex audiences.
Llewyn is a puppy dog in comparison to the irritatingly arrogant and obnoxious Marty.
Like Coen films, this is beautifully shot, scored, and gives depth and purpose to characters with way less screen time to the alluringly hypnotic and ever present Chalamet.
The film hustles, charms and offends through multiple “car crash” sequences, but you just can’t take your eyes off of it for its relatively long run time of two and a half hours.
I guess we’lll see if this is worthy of any awards, but I would highly recommend you watch this ping, as well as pong.