Marty Supreme - Reviews

Timothée Chalamet hits new heights in breathless and brilliant ping pong drama.

A reductive shorthand for “Marty Supreme” will be “Uncut Gems with ping pong,” and the two films do share a filmmaking language intended to shake viewers.

Madcap ping-pong comedy Marty Supreme looks set to smash the competition this Oscars season.

In a film of rousingly intense performances (right down to all the grizzled non-actors who inhabit bustling New York), the star is the standout, larger than life despite keeping everything coiled and contained.

Josh Safdie’s table tennis Saga is an all-American triumph.

Timothée Chalamet finds the role he’s been searching for in Josh Safdie’s high-spirited pressure-cooker, Marty Supreme.

This is unquestionably the best performance of Timothée Chalamet's career, and "Marty Supreme" is one of the best movies of the year. I can't wait to watch it again.

...a roman candle of a movie that feels like it was shot out of a cannon, despite being burdened with the gravity of an implausible dream...

The ‘Dune’ star gives a career-best performance as a relentlessly ambitious table tennis player, who is both irresistible and volatile.

Timothée Chalamet is the real deal in solo Safdie sports-crime jaunt Marty Supreme.

It’s a farcical race against time where no one needs to eat or sleep.

…a rare film that will become a watershed moment in cinematic history...

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