Was Good Time scripted? Is Good Time disturbing?

The film “Good Time” was scripted, and the screenplay was written by the Safdie brothers, who also directed the film.

“Good Time” is a crime thriller film directed by the Safdie brothers. It tells the story of a man named Connie (Robert Pattinson) who is desperate to help his mentally challenged brother Nick (Benny Safdie) escape from prison after a failed bank robbery.

As for whether the film is disturbing, it is a matter of personal opinion. The film is certainly intense and gritty, with many scenes of violence and danger. It also deals with heavy themes such as poverty, crime, and mental illness.

The film’s fast-paced and frenetic style, as well as its use of neon lights and electronic music, also contributes to an unsettling atmosphere.

Some viewers might find the film’s portrayal of characters with intellectual disabilities, and the way they are treated by society, to be disturbing. Additionally, the film’s portrayal of crime and violence could be disturbing to some viewers.

However, it’s worth noting that the film has been widely praised by critics for its performances, direction, and storytelling, as well as its ability to convey a sense of hopelessness and despair.