Honey Boy
Drama • R • 2019 • 1 hr 34 min
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Shia LaBeouf, Lucas Hedges, Noah Jupe, Byron Bowers, Laura San Giacomo
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Another excellent outing from Shia LaBeouf that made me believe in his skills again. Very good little film.
Decent enough flick. LaBeouf later recanted this depiction of his father and their life but there must be some truth to it. Worth a watch.
Shia Labeouf trauma dumps for 94 mins to try and justify and appease poor public behaviour. Well written though, to be fair.
Good pacing, and intriguing till the end. More of a character study, not too much going on plot wise.
Sad, tragic, and heartbreaking. Great story. Definitely a heavy one to watch.
I wish there was an option for “great” on here, but I’ll give it the amazing rating as it truly is something special, I highly recommended:)
You gotta be really brave to act as your own piece of shit dad telling you how small yo dick is
This film made me uncomfortable. Worth the watch!
Interesting film, really takes you inside the mind of its creator and explores some of the issues he’s had growing up in the spotlight.
Shia Lebeouf does a great job in the role. Definitely considered to be more of an interpretive piece
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