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‘Marty Supreme’ Ending Drives Fresh Debate as Safdie Explains Its Intent

The film is earning strong notices for Timothée Chalamet as it plays in wide release from A24.

Overview

  • In a new interview, writer-director Josh Safdie characterizes the closing moments as a turn toward fatherhood that signals change.
  • Viewers and critics are split on whether the finale reflects redemption, reckoning, or an open-ended ellipsis.
  • Reviews emphasize that the movie is a character-driven moral drama rather than a traditional sports film.
  • Timothée Chalamet’s performance is widely cited as the standout element, with praise for the committed, high-energy portrayal.
  • The A24 release is rated R, runs about 150 minutes, and is now playing nationwide after a high-profile marketing push.