Robert Pattinson at Cannes Press Conference for GOOD TIME

Here’s a few videos from the GOOD TIME Press Conference

GTCannes1 from Robert Pattinson Australia on Vimeo.

GTPC2 from Robert Pattinson Australia on Vimeo.

Thanks Posh.

Full Press Conference after the cut

Robert Pattinson talks GOOD TIME and career choices at #Cannes70

 

Here’s the first of what I hope are many face to face interviews.  Robert mentions Ciro Guerra again in this one below.

Rob and the Safdies discuss “Good Time”.

Thanks Posh.

The Cannes goodness continues. More HQs from the Good Time photocall.

 

 

Robert Pattinson happy with his career choices

Mr Pattinson looking pretty happy – and why not. He’s getting his best reviews yet.  I will post the video of the press conference as soon as I can. We gleaned a lot of information from it.

 

Robert Pattinson Giving the Performance of his Career in GOOD TIME

 

It features a strong performance from the criminally underrated Robert Pattinson, Collider

[Pattinson] once again demonstrating his capacity and range in a commanding, robust performance, The Hollywood News

Not sure if you’re following my retweets of the initial reaction to the film at Cannes this morning, but to say they are overwhelmingly good is an understatement.  Here’s the first print reactions, I will update regularly so stay tuned.  UPDATE: Here’s the link for LETTERBOXD (currently has positive reviews as at 26 June 2017  – may include spoilers – this will update automatically as users add their reviews)

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The Hollywood Reporter (#Cannes70)

Led by Robert Pattinson giving arguably his most commanding performance to date as a desperate bank robber cut from the same cloth as Al Pacino’s Sonny Wortzik in Dog Day Afternoon, this is a richly textured genre piece that packs a visceral charge in its restless widescreen visuals and adrenalizing music, which recalls the great mood-shaping movie scores of Tangerine Dream.

Variety (#Cannes70)

Robert Pattinson hits a career high in Benny and Josh Safdie’s nervy, vivid heist thriller, which merges messy humanity with tight genre mechanics. … A career-peak performance from Robert Pattinson, as a scuzzy Queens bank robber on a grimly spiraling mission to break his mentally handicapped brother out of jail, will attract more eyeballs to this A24 release than the rest of the Safdies’ oeuvre combined, though this “Good Time” is still no commercial picnic. Rather, it’s exciting proof of its makers’ ability to chafe and challenge audiences in a growing range of registers.

Indiewire (#Cannes70)

The actor is astonishing in the Safdies’ rambunctious heist thriller, which takes place in a single frantic New York night. … This time, Pattinson provides the propulsive energy that makes the whole apparatus churn. Pushing beyond the muted roles for which he’s best known, the actor transforms into a vain, reckless character driven against impossible odds.

Robert Pattinson Attends GOOD TIME Photocall at #CANNES70

Whhaaaattttt??? Robert that’s my reaction to you working with David again.  HOLY HOLY