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GreatGazoo

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2. Now that I have seen part of it I will be curious to read what

Reply to NoRethugFriends (Reply #1)

Wed Dec 31, 2025, 10:34 AM

4 hrs ago

others liked about it.

I wanted to like both films. I worked near 47th Street and knew people in that business so Uncut Gems was okay, kind of disappointing. I was hoping that 'Marty Supreme' would be better than that. For me, for the reasons stated above, it was not. Saw many great films this year and have gotten spoiled by the quality of acting and story telling in them: The Mastermind, A Complete Unknown, Sentimental Value, many others.

If it was a comedy then Taco Bell could have a tie-in right now: a tostada that has a crispy tortilla shaped like a paddle, a layer of beef, layer of cheese and a big round dollop of sour cream shaped like a ping pong ball. The Marty Supreme.

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"Marty Supreme" (2025) Timothe Chalamet, Directed by Josh Safdie + "Carol" (2015) [View all] GreatGazoo 5 hrs ago OP

What? NoRethugFriends 4 hrs ago #1

Now that I have seen part of it I will be curious to read what GreatGazoo 4 hrs ago #2

Since you mentioned Carol, some may not be aware a good bit of it was filmed on location in Cincinnati. Xavier Breath 3 hrs ago #3

GreatGazoo........... Upthevibe 2 hrs ago #4

Two and a half hours (for those who stayed) ! GreatGazoo 1 hr ago #5