BIB on the #Dork Podcast: Marty Supreme with Lucas Giolito
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Thanks for tuning in to another episode of Hashtag Dork.
My name is Rich Keefe, joined as always by Davey Eyeballs. He is Rockwell Von Dockwell. All hail the King of Ginger Ale.
It's Ryan Davey. Davey, how are you? Just doing fine. Just strawberries and champagne over here. How are you?
You know what that sound means? That means we have a guest on our hands and it's none other than Rob Bradford from the Baseball Isn't Boring podcast making his hashtag dork debut.
Bradfo, how are you? This is such a much more highly produced podcast. there when you hear a doorknob or doorbell led by mrs doubtfire saying hello that means we have another guest and it's not another hello lucas how are you all right can i can i ask lucas something lucas which is which you like better my introduction or that introduction this is way better come on man
Who in the world would I rather talk to right now than Keef and Davey here?
This is the place to be. Well, it's actually a funny story. So Bradford texts me and he goes, hey, he's like, Lucas wants to come on the Dork Podcast and talk about Marty Supreme, but you have to have me on too. And I was like, that's great. I go, you guys are in. I go, when do you want to do it? And I'm like, I go, do you want to do it next week? Like Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday? And Bradfo goes, Yeah, maybe Wednesday because maybe Lucas will have seen the movie by then. And I was like, wait a minute. So he wants to talk about the movie, hasn't even seen the movie yet. But either way, we're here. You saw it. We do as we do, spoiler free to start. Okay. We ask very simply, Lucas, and you can go first. Very simply, did you like it?
Oh, yeah.
Okay. I really did. Good. Good. Davey, did you like it?
Yes. Yes, I did. A pause. A pause because we'll talk about it.
Okay.
Yeah. Bradfoe?
I adored it.
Okay. You also told me that you wanted to see it a second time.
Were you able to do that? So what happened was because I'm really loved to be thorough. I am known for being thorough in my movie reviews. So I went to see it a second time. I went yesterday. And I went to a 2 o'clock showing, and about an hour in, I realized that I wasn't going to make it through because it was nap time. Typically, in the afternoons, I watch something on Netflix and fall asleep. In this case, I was going to the movie theater and falling asleep. That's not anything against the movie.
It doesn't sound like a big sell, though, for the movie if you're an hour in.
To answer your questions, I saw one and a third of it. Okay.
more than me i've seen it the one time through i'll be honest at the one time through i was telling davey this story the other day i went and i like to you know go get my long island iced tea before i sit down to watch the film so i go up to the the bar the the showcase cinema or whatever and i was like i'll have a long island i see the guy's like great and he's like as he's making it because there's like 20 ingredients he's like what so what are you seeing i was like oh marty supreme and he goes yeah He looked at me like he had no idea. He had never even heard of it. And I was like, after all that marketing, it's the new Timothée Chalamet movie. And he was like, He hadn't heard of him either.
And I was like, all right, you asked me. You work here. I don't know.
He was probably an Avatar 3 guy.
It must have been. He was assuming everybody there was going to see Avatar 3.
It wasn't happening. In fairness, the movie theater bartenders are known for their excellent drink mixing and not their knowledge of movies, right? That's true. I mean, it was a great drink.
The guy made a mean drink. I'll tell you that much. Marty Supreme, two hours and 30 minutes. Rotten Tomatoes right now, 94% by the critics, 83% by the audience. It is really just sort of promoted as the Josh Safdie, Timothee Chalamet ping pong movie. But it is so much more than that. Before we get into the movie, Lucas, what's your...
overall thought on timothy chalamet the actor he's only 30 years old and yet he's been he's got a ridiculous filmography he's been a million times i'm sure he's gonna be nominated for an oscar for this one as well but what do you think of chalamet he just won the critics choice award right for best yeah best actor um i think he's brilliant i really do you know i i was probably earlier in his career i was i was i wouldn't say i was a hater but i was like a skeptic
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic of the podcast episode?
0:00–6:22
2
How do the hosts feel about the movie Marty Supreme before spoilers?
6:22–16:37
3
What are the standout performances in Marty Supreme?
16:37–25:55
4
How does Timothee Chalamet's character evolve throughout the movie?
25:55–36:22
5
What themes are explored in the relationship dynamics of the characters?
36:22–42:19
6
How does the cinematography contribute to the storytelling in Marty Supreme?
42:19–1:04:13
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