Rich Keefe

I believe the term is ride or die, and that's what she is very much so.

For sure.

Big time.

Another thing I like, and I was trying to think of movies that do this versus movies that don't, but the main character, I feel like a lot of movies you have to wait a little bit to see.

Maybe it's 10 minutes.

Maybe it's 15 minutes.

Maybe it's five.

But the first person you see is Chalamet, and I think he's in every single scene.

I don't remember scenes without him.

Isn't he pretty much in start to finish this movie, which I feel like is somewhat rare.

Usually they get benched for a little bit.

Not in the Safdie movies.

That's true.

Yeah, so maybe that's a Safdie thing, too, which I kind of like, because it's like, this movie's about this guy.

We're not going to waste your time.

We're going to start the movie with his face, him selling shoes, him hooking up with this girl, and we're off and running.

Josh Safdie's movies are relentless like they just don't stop like there's no like yeah if you just heard that if somebody was like oh it's the Timothy Chalamet ping pong movie you're like okay I'll see where this goes also directed by Safdie and you're like oh and then like the tension they create

That went on for way too long.

I did forget about that.

And I was glad that I forgot about that.