Honey Boy Reviews



  • Honey Boy
    • Genre : Drama
    • Release Date :
    • MPAA Rating : -
    • Duration : 93 minute(s)
    • Production Budget : -
    • Studio : Amazon Studios
    • Official Site : -
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Movie Reviews

  • this earnest endeavor does wonders to enact sympathy and overturn any negative public perception of Shia LaBeouf's outbursts, even if it can feel more like self-therapy than a fully-formed film
    Review rate : B- by Jordan Raup [The Film Stage ]
  • the script, written by Shia LaBeouf, is refreshingly direct, and at times, wrenchingly personal, anchored by vulnerable old-soul Noah Jupe, who gives one of the most moving child performances I've seen in years
    by Simran Hans [Observer ]
  • taking on tricky subject matter with gravity and depth, Honey Boy can't be dismissed as yet another Shia LaBeouf caper. It's a reminder of a talent that, despite its own worst instincts, refuses to be snuffed out
    4 of 5 by Tomris Laffly [Time Out New York ]
  • Noah Jupe gives a remarkably tender and unsentimental performance
    Review rate : B by Leah Greenblatt [Entertainment Weekly ]
  • as a glorified form of drama therapy, "Honey Boy" is fascinating
    Review rate : B- by A.A. Dowd [AV Club ]
  • a triumph for LaBeouf but a spectacular narrative debut for Alma Har'el; It's somewhat remarkable, to be honest; director takes material that could have easily been too messy for words and transforms it into an increasingly captivating experience
    Review rate : B+ by Gregory Ellwood [The Playlist ]
  • a stunning career-defining performance from Shia LaBeouf, "Honey Boy" is a difficult watch but a transformative film
    4 of 5 by Nathan McVay [HeyUGuys ]
  • a sensitive, sincere portrait of a child actor's dysfunctional upbringing and its devastating fallout; this is in many ways an impressive, vividly realized piece of work, marking an assured feature screenwriting bow for Shia LaBeouf
    by John Frosch [The Hollywood Reporter ]

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