Good Time

The story centers on Connie Nikas, whose attempt at a bank robbery goes awry, leading to his mentally disabled brother Nick's arrest. The film tracks Connie's frantic and often violent efforts to secure Nick's release, navigating the city's criminal underbelly. The narrative is framed by high tension and a sense of urgency, with the urban landscape playing a critical role.

Benny Safdie co-directed and co-wrote the film with his brother Josh Safdie, known for their distinctive style that blends raw realism with kinetic energy. Robert Pattinson's portrayal of Connie marked a significant departure from his previous roles, earning acclaim for its intensity and vulnerability. The supporting cast includes Jennifer Jason Leigh and Barkhad Abdi, adding depth to the film's grim world.

Known for its neo-noir aesthetic and pulsating score by Oneohtrix Point Never, Good Time has become a standout in modern crime cinema. The film’s tight pacing and immersive nighttime New York setting contribute to its lasting impression among fans and critics alike. Collectors appreciate it for its strong directorial voice and Pattinson’s career-defining performance.

Good Time has been released on both DVD and Blu-ray, formats that allow collectors to appreciate its visual style and atmospheric sound design. Physical editions support the film’s appeal to those who value tactile ownership of contemporary independent cinema. The film's reputation and style make it a notable entry in crime and thriller collections.