Marty Supreme requires Chalamet to push through a variety of hurdles as he displays unrelenting energy, excessive confidence, and that rare, elusive personal magnetism that movie screens love.

Champagne Problems offers bubbly fun

Anyone who watched the play Wicked  knows that “Defying Gravity” only happens once at the end of Act I and that song remains better than anything in Act II. But you need—or at least want—Act II to pull everything together for this riff on the Wizard of Oz . Like how did that Tin Man lose his heart? And why does water kill a green-faced witch? Those questions get answered in a mostly satisfactory manner as the story spins from the original novel and its theme emphasizing “no p

The stars make an absurdist situation feel almost credible—and if not credible, certainly one that makes dishearteningly valid points about people and the society we live in.