@@glutenfreetaquito562 that was the one part of the movie that made me tear up the most, having been thru a similar experience there, I could literally feel the anguish building within all over again.
I've been put through that same situation. It's not ok for parents to talk through their child. Like, wtf!? This is why I don't let my parents do this to me anymore. I can't take the mental abuse anymore. 🥺😣😭😭💔💔💔
Best scene is where he comes fucked up and you can see all the pain his father has and deep down knows he can’t take care of himself and neither his son
The scene where Shia is arguing with the therapist gutted me. “The only thing my father ever gave me that was worth something was pain…and now you wanna take that away from me!?” Thats a deep layer. I still think this movie should have WON an Oscar or Globe!
Did he ever get an award for this? What a masterpiece. Speaks to people like me who have gone through something similar. My childhood was very violent. Physically and mentally. If you have gone through the same, reach out. The pain is very hard but speaking to others who have similar pasts really helps. Shia is a Legend!!!
This movie is about the suffering life of being Disney child actor. I dont think big awards show would appreciate that, the industry has been controlled by big companies, Disney included.
I grew up around the same time as shia he was a few years older then me. I remember looking up to him and wishing i could just trade lives with him. I grew up with abusive parents and lived in a drug house. Crazy to think the person that helped me escape my life needed the same from someone else... Hope he gets the help he needs, will always root for him.
@@samueljackson315It’s not all lies. He said his dad was never physically abusive towards him as a child and that he cranked up his violent tendencies. Everything else was true. You know how traumatic parents can be in their own way. Shia fictionalized that part of his dad’s neglectful/dismissive behavior.
Just seeing this..was heartbreaking. Its as if Shia made this movie to work through all the pain. The scenes of him as the dad felt like he was talking to his younger self to explain how messed up he was/ is and doesn't know how heal his inner child part that's still traumatized..Heavy mirror imagery
It was a project for him to do while in mandatory rehab following the DUI and assault on a cop. To work through his PTSD he wrote this. He didn’t plan to make it a movie but his therapist and others loved it and Shia needed to work through trauma and this is the most honest, heartbreaking, beautiful movie. Imagine releasing this, everyone knows all your sins and life.
Shia is one amazing actor and human being..despite his faults and flaws....we all have that...we all have our own things that mold us into our future whether it be good or bad...94% on RT....and rightfully so...some of the best writing( shia wrote this) and acting , this movie will suck you in and force you to deal with whatever is troubling in our OWN lives..👏👏👏👏
I've known abusive people with an ultimately good, but deeply damaged, heart, and I've known abusive people with a cruel and poison heart. When you're on the other side of it, it makes little difference. I, by no means, intens to imply that any abuser shouldn't be held responsible for their actions or that there are any circumstances under which someone should endure abuse. My heart aches in solidarity for the pain, fear, isolation, and helplessness abuse victims endure endured. FKA is so strong and admirable to come forward with such poignant and personal stories that speak so oddly specifically to the experiences of many victims of abuse. I wish her the healing and validation she deserves and needs. I mean only to say that I truly sense that Shia's heart is the former one- made of goodness, but deeply sensitive, steeped in dysfunctional pain- and I do believe that he grieves deeply for the pain he's caused others. I believe in his ability to recover the pureness of his heart and learn to love soundly through intense commitment and treatment, I genuinely do. Sending love, strength, healing, wisdom self-compassion, to all.
I’m inclined to 100% agree. At the end of the day he’s made some horrific choices, but he’s far from a monster. He’s just a very damaged man who honestly seems to be making a genuine effort to change.
I agree. How can a 31 year old woman act in this movie and then make the choice to be in a dating relationship with him. How can an adult think that it would result in a healthy relationship? There is no way he had enough time to heal from his abuse. You can’t expect an abused child to grow up to become an adult who acts and reacts normally without years to decades of psychological help.
@@aaliyahali8265 if I remember correctly I believe his rehab counselor told him to go out into the forest and scream as loud as he can to let out his pain.
This movie really helped me recognize my trauma and identify what my dad has done to me through Otis’s dad. My dad is exactly like James Lort minus the physical abuse.
These scenes are even more powerful after hearing Shia say that the way he told the story was told from a victim/addict's point of view and that his father was actually doing the best he could to raise a talented young man. I hope my son never mistakes my love and lessons I'm obligated to teach as anything other than what they are. He's a amazing young man and I hope I don't mess up.
I feel badly for Shia to have had such a completely dysfunctional father. It seems as if their roles were reversed and that’s a great burden on any child.
Tone Kay? He can do his best and still be dysfunctional. That’s the thing about life. You can sympathize with why a person acts the way they do, without entirely excusing or shirking responsibility for the bad things they did.
I had to go through an upbringing very similar to this. I'm an investment banker on wall street and have been homeless in between spouts. the childhood psychological trauma carries with you your entire life and at times, if you have no one there to help you, you don't know how to figure it out yourself as smart as you may be when you're functioning.
Just remember there are millions of people out there who don't get a movie about their life and who never get to be famous and just waste away like they never even existed. Celebrities are cool and all, but I like to keep a bit of my compassion for the common man and woman who is so often forgotten.
It’s not all lies. He said his dad was never physically abusive towards him as a child and that he cranked up his violent tendencies. Yeah it plays a big part, but everything else was true. You know how traumatic parents can be in their own way. Shia fictionalized that part of his dad’s neglectful/dismissive behavior.
Shia is a great actor. it's so sad that he didn't get the dad he deserved. he once said that, when he told his dad that he loved him, it didn't matter to the dad because his dad didn't love himself. I think Shia speaks from his insight of himself. he sabotages his success because of the guilt his father placed on him because Shia was more successful than his father was. how flucked up are you as a parent than when instead of pride for your son's success, you are jealous of him? 🤨🙄
I was never a fan until this movie good show Shia you are on the road to recovery my friend.I can't tell u how much I related.Your father passed on his PTSD to you (Transgenerational PTSD) as my father did to me with this movie u are breaking this cycle . You have gone from being a character to a man that is full of character . Congratulation's!
You do work for me ,I'm your boss lol that scene was amazing I really relate to that ..when my mom left me and my dad would argue and fight for haveing to work and put food on the table we would fight like just like this he would tell me the same things your a warrior I pump you full of strength your mom you fills you full of fear.....that was one of the best scenes iv ever seen
@@thekatprincess Celabrate What I wnat everyone to know is it might seem like small progress is still progresso be proud of yourself though makeing any sort of progress and surround yourself with people who are also proud of you it's not based on a number or award but because of who you are what ever u make a small step toward is because of god
I'm in a very different kind of pain that is just ripping me to shreds emotionally and physically, but just in this last week alone I've had nights (and days) where this kind of pain is practically kinship to mine. I've been a champion of Shia's for many years, even when others were putting him down because they thought they knew better. Now I think I know why. Pain is pain.
This film changed my life. My father was a meth addict and was abusive my whole childhood. Got diagnosed with ptsd at 18 in a psych ward and started a drug habit of my own but now at 23 I’m clean and so is my father. I will always appreciate the man he’s become
respect man. In 5 yeasr you've done what takes some people decades thats really fucking impressive and shows that you have a lot of good in you. Dont give up it gets easier i believe in you
Where was his mother though, I wondered through all the flick! A mother not there means of little help and guidance. The flick is very soft on showing how ignorant or selfish his parents were. I believe it was even worse. I'm sorry for that experience, as a child he seemed to not yet understand, felt lonely sometimes but didnt yet understand what happend. PTS from all that he created for them, clearly! On the other hand, made him understand a bigger slice of life in the end. Hope he can come to terms and find a moderate way to live and finally makes better choices reagarding women! :) Greetz from Europe!
Whatever Shia has done or hasn’t done on and off camera, he’s still remains as one of the most versatile and tangible actors within the media of acting. Honey Boy is a testament to his lifelong history of acting. Truly methodical. 🩵🩵
It's the fact that this entire thing is hauntingly similar rn to my son's current upbringing. Sometimes it's better to be alone than in bad company. And sometimes it's better to let your child go if all your doing is causing them harm
You gotta watch the episode of the actors studio with Shia. All the other great actors were hanging on his every word. Robert Deniro, Tom Hanks, Jamie Foxx, Adam Sandler and Adam Driver all stopped talking every time ho opened his mouth.
Poor child. But he is so forgiving and loving. They say he has ptsd. What about borderline personality disorder. I would be amazed if the actor didn't.
I dont think he's telling the truth. Its immense guilt on his dad during his final years/disease etc.. and if his dad is anything to go by the film, made him feel this pain and guilt "making me look terrible to the world" and he is that type to sacrifice his own reputation for his fathers. Maybe once his dad passes, he'll come out and say he did it for his dad. The only thing anyway I got from it, was that his dad didn't physically beat him.. all the other stuff was real. Guilt for his father "dont do that to people you love" narrative, has made this come to light..
The scenes between FKA twigs and the little boy are so cringe worthy. But every scene shy I was in was magnetic. I really forgot what a great actor he is
Shia admited on Real Ones with Jo Bernthal that he lying in portraying his that like this. He said we was a much better father than this character he created.
I couldn’t get myself to actually watch the entire movie because Shias dad in the movie (which is also played by Shia) is so rude and abusive to Shia. The scenes and lines are created based on Shia’s memories about his dad. I’m not even 12 minutes in and I’m cringing. The dad telling Shia his pen** is too small and then he said move let me show you what a grown man is supposed to sound like. He even said dad I’m 12, wtf? He was picked on way too much… by his own dad nonetheless! Your parents are supposed to be your protectors! The other part that gets under my skin: he was telling his dad he’s going to a dodger game then had to literally ask his dad for HIS OWN MONEY back, his per diem money/what he earned that day. It’s HIS money!! Gosh Shia is an amazing actor and my favorite of all time, definitely. But he didn’t deserve the horrible treatment he got all the time.
it only took me watching this movie 5 times, to realisie that this movie is about otis's older self being tramatized; and the flashbacks are showing his younger self with his abusive father and what causes all his trama and ptsd. And its not showing flashbacks of the dads younger self showing he has a hard past and giving him a back story
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the scene where his mum and dad are talking to each other through him is CRAZY. best scene of the movie imo
Does this movie say the c word at all 😂😂
my parents used to do this to me and I didn't know it wasn't normal until I was 20. seeing that on a movie was baffling
@@glutenfreetaquito562 that was the one part of the movie that made me tear up the most, having been thru a similar experience there, I could literally feel the anguish building within all over again.
I've been put through that same situation. It's not ok for parents to talk through their child. Like, wtf!? This is why I don't let my parents do this to me anymore. I can't take the mental abuse anymore. 🥺😣😭😭💔💔💔
Best scene is where he comes fucked up and you can see all the pain his father has and deep down knows he can’t take care of himself and neither his son
The scene where Shia is arguing with the therapist gutted me. “The only thing my father ever gave me that was worth something was pain…and now you wanna take that away from me!?” Thats a deep layer. I still think this movie should have WON an Oscar or Globe!
Did he ever get an award for this? What a masterpiece. Speaks to people like me who have gone through something similar. My childhood was very violent. Physically and mentally. If you have gone through the same, reach out. The pain is very hard but speaking to others who have similar pasts really helps. Shia is a Legend!!!
Yes but idk what type of award
This movie is about the suffering life of being Disney child actor. I dont think big awards show would appreciate that, the industry has been controlled by big companies, Disney included.
@@heykau9874 Did you watch the movie? It’s way more about Shia’s relationship with his dad than “the suffering life of being a Disney child actor.”
@@heykau9874 yeah let me ask him again, did you watch the movie sport? It has like 5 scenes tops of him doing even Steven
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Dudes a killer actor..
I grew up around the same time as shia he was a few years older then me. I remember looking up to him and wishing i could just trade lives with him. I grew up with abusive parents and lived in a drug house. Crazy to think the person that helped me escape my life needed the same from someone else... Hope he gets the help he needs, will always root for him.
Hes doing amazing now im so proud of him
As a guy who had a bad relationship with my father growing up, this film hits close. Beautifully made. Good on you Honey Boy.
what was ur childhood like bro?
@@gizmozen2.o421 I was a child actor & Shia was my mean dad.
Shia recently said this movie was all lies
@@samueljackson315It’s not all lies. He said his dad was never physically abusive towards him as a child and that he cranked up his violent tendencies. Everything else was true. You know how traumatic parents can be in their own way. Shia fictionalized that part of his dad’s neglectful/dismissive behavior.
He lied about dad to make himself more sympathetic, but hey at least he admitted.
Just seeing this..was heartbreaking. Its as if Shia made this movie to work through all the pain. The scenes of him as the dad felt like he was talking to his younger self to explain how messed up he was/ is and doesn't know how heal his inner child part that's still traumatized..Heavy mirror imagery
He beat his girlfriends up...
@@timinatr99 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@timinatr99 and he recently admitted that most of this movie was made up and his father wasn’t abusive at all.
It was a project for him to do while in mandatory rehab following the DUI and assault on a cop. To work through his PTSD he wrote this. He didn’t plan to make it a movie but his therapist and others loved it and Shia needed to work through trauma and this is the most honest, heartbreaking, beautiful movie. Imagine releasing this, everyone knows all your sins and life.
You should watch his new interview that came out real ones he admits a lot of this stuff wasn't true about his dad
That AA meeting scene always breaks my heart. “CUZ IM IN PAIN LIKE A MOTHERFUCKER”. That part did it for me. Shia you’re a GOAT!!!
Shia is one amazing actor and human being..despite his faults and flaws....we all have that...we all have our own things that mold us into our future whether it be good or bad...94% on RT....and rightfully so...some of the best writing( shia wrote this) and acting , this movie will suck you in and force you to deal with whatever is troubling in our OWN lives..👏👏👏👏
I've known abusive people with an ultimately good, but deeply damaged, heart, and I've known abusive people with a cruel and poison heart. When you're on the other side of it, it makes little difference.
I, by no means, intens to imply that any abuser shouldn't be held responsible for their actions or that there are any circumstances under which someone should endure abuse. My heart aches in solidarity for the pain, fear, isolation, and helplessness abuse victims endure endured. FKA is so strong and admirable to come forward with such poignant and personal stories that speak so oddly specifically to the experiences of many victims of abuse. I wish her the healing and validation she deserves and needs.
I mean only to say that I truly sense that Shia's heart is the former one- made of goodness, but deeply sensitive, steeped in dysfunctional pain- and I do believe that he grieves deeply for the pain he's caused others. I believe in his ability to recover the pureness of his heart and learn to love soundly through intense commitment and treatment, I genuinely do.
Sending love, strength, healing, wisdom self-compassion, to all.
This is how I feel too about Shia...
Wow, this hits the core. Well said
I’m inclined to 100% agree. At the end of the day he’s made some horrific choices, but he’s far from a monster. He’s just a very damaged man who honestly seems to be making a genuine effort to change.
I agree. How can a 31 year old woman act in this movie and then make the choice to be in a dating relationship with him. How can an adult think that it would result in a healthy relationship? There is no way he had enough time to heal from his abuse. You can’t expect an abused child to grow up to become an adult who acts and reacts normally without years to decades of psychological help.
@@amistenson2535 I don't think it's ever appropriate to blame a victim for their abuse.
0:55 I get chills every time I hear that scream, Lucas Hedges nailed it
@@aaliyahali8265 if I remember correctly I believe his rehab counselor told him to go out into the forest and scream as loud as he can to let out his pain.
This movie got me. This is art
This movie really helped me recognize my trauma and identify what my dad has done to me through Otis’s dad. My dad is exactly like James Lort minus the physical abuse.
This isn't just a movie, this right here is FUCKING ART!!
These scenes are even more powerful after hearing Shia say that the way he told the story was told from a victim/addict's point of view and that his father was actually doing the best he could to raise a talented young man. I hope my son never mistakes my love and lessons I'm obligated to teach as anything other than what they are. He's a amazing young man and I hope I don't mess up.
Haven’t seen a movie this good in awhile 🔥 Noah jupe went crazy very talented kid
That little man Noah Jupe is a frickin' star too
This is why shia is my favorite actor the things he writes are just amazing Then him acting is just on another level man its real so real .
I cannot explain how on point their acting is.
Heart wrenching
The last scene made me cry.
“I’m gonna make a movie about you”
I feel so bad for Shia and what he endured during the time he was starring in Even Stevens.
I feel badly for Shia to have had such a completely dysfunctional father. It seems as if their roles were reversed and that’s a great burden on any child.
Who is a good father??? He did his best. Shia said so himself
Tone Kay? He can do his best and still be dysfunctional. That’s the thing about life. You can sympathize with why a person acts the way they do, without entirely excusing or shirking responsibility for the bad things they did.
Exactly that's why some people don't want to have children
@@davidallen346 And I’m sure he still loved him
The film isn’t an accurate representation of his childhood. Shia admitted that after entering AA
The whole crew was a match made in heaven. Amazing ❤️ movie
I had to go through an upbringing very similar to this. I'm an investment banker on wall street and have been homeless in between spouts. the childhood psychological trauma carries with you your entire life and at times, if you have no one there to help you, you don't know how to figure it out yourself as smart as you may be when you're functioning.
I’m a life coach that focuses on childhood trauma that has been through a similar experience, if you need any help with finding your way 🙏🏽
Heartbreaking this movie didn’t get any accolades or recognition from Hollywood, Bravo performances all around 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Shia Labeouf is honestly one of my favorite actors. Because he seems like one of us but is just really, really good at his craft. 🙌🏼
PRAY FOR HIM HIS SOUL HURTS . PRAY FOR SHIA
Just remember there are millions of people out there who don't get a movie about their life and who never get to be famous and just waste away like they never even existed. Celebrities are cool and all, but I like to keep a bit of my compassion for the common man and woman who is so often forgotten.
This movie breaks me every time I watch it
I only watch it once. Because it so good and so intense
We need more therapeutic motion pictures in this day in age. Everyone is dealing with some harsh pain that needs healing.
Im bursting out in tears. I haven’t watched the movie yet, but I just feel so bad for Shia.😭
Welp. Turned out he lied about having an abusive parent
@@jonathansmyers2086really?
It’s not all lies. He said his dad was never physically abusive towards him as a child and that he cranked up his violent tendencies. Yeah it plays a big part, but everything else was true. You know how traumatic parents can be in their own way. Shia fictionalized that part of his dad’s neglectful/dismissive behavior.
Shia is a great actor. it's so sad that he didn't get the dad he deserved. he once said that, when he told his dad that he loved him, it didn't matter to the dad because his dad didn't love himself. I think Shia speaks from his insight of himself. he sabotages his success because of the guilt his father placed on him because Shia was more successful than his father was. how flucked up are you as a parent than when instead of pride for your son's success, you are jealous of him? 🤨🙄
Embellished or not, dialed up, down left or right, this is just really really good stuff. Well done!
This is so good, Shia is so talented!
I was never a fan until this movie good show Shia you are on the road to recovery my friend.I can't tell u how much I related.Your father passed on his PTSD to you (Transgenerational PTSD) as my father did to me with this movie u are breaking this cycle . You have gone from being a character to a man that is full of character . Congratulation's!
Shia is an amazing actor. I really hope he gets his act together.
It is seriously taking a while for him to do that
@@joewhitehead3 I am aware.
Best movie in the world!!! Always love shia!!!
I pray for all the victims of NPD
I hope this makes people aware of NPD as a serious condition that needs to be treated and avoided
I just want to give Shia a HUG and tell him how much he HELPED PEOPLE!
Looks like a great movie. I will be watching it tonight!!
My heart hurts for him and so many other stars I grew up watching. People really don't realize the pressure that's on child stars
Great movie. A true drama masterpiece. Hit home a little. Man don’t cry. Yet they should
You do work for me ,I'm your boss lol that scene was amazing I really relate to that ..when my mom left me and my dad would argue and fight for haveing to work and put food on the table we would fight like just like this he would tell me the same things your a warrior I pump you full of strength your mom you fills you full of fear.....that was one of the best scenes iv ever seen
Hugs and love your way, man
@@thekatprincess Celabrate
What I wnat everyone to know is it might seem like small progress is still progresso be proud of yourself though makeing any sort of progress and surround yourself with people who are also proud of you it's not based on a number or award but because of who you are what ever u make a small step toward is because of god
I can't watch Even Stevens the same idk 💔❤
same, i love even stevens but it’s like a sham now that you know what shia was really going through irl
I know right
I just started rewatching first season and good lord you can see it. It seeps through in his acting. Its hard
I'm in a very different kind of pain that is just ripping me to shreds emotionally and physically, but just in this last week alone I've had nights (and days) where this kind of pain is practically kinship to mine. I've been a champion of Shia's for many years, even when others were putting him down because they thought they knew better. Now I think I know why. Pain is pain.
I’m sending you love.
This film changed my life. My father was a meth addict and was abusive my whole childhood. Got diagnosed with ptsd at 18 in a psych ward and started a drug habit of my own but now at 23 I’m clean and so is my father. I will always appreciate the man he’s become
respect man. In 5 yeasr you've done what takes some people decades thats really fucking impressive and shows that you have a lot of good in you. Dont give up it gets easier i believe in you
You just want to give Shia a massive hug after this.
This movie hit way too close to home.
Where was his mother though, I wondered through all the flick! A mother not there means of little help and guidance. The flick is very soft on showing how ignorant or selfish his parents were. I believe it was even worse. I'm sorry for that experience, as a child he seemed to not yet understand, felt lonely sometimes but didnt yet understand what happend. PTS from all that he created for them, clearly! On the other hand, made him understand a bigger slice of life in the end. Hope he can come to terms and find a moderate way to live and finally makes better choices reagarding women! :) Greetz from Europe!
Shia is amazing
What a way to clean your soul! Let the world see it! Awesome shia!
Thank you for this Shia
Dude he seemed like such a happy kid, in even stevens, holes, disturbia, it’s so sad. What an incredible actor though.
The scene in the woods is the one that wrecked me. Especially because it followed the AA
My Gawd!
Shia did some next level art here.
This is a masterpiece
Man. kid aint no joke though.
Still not available on Amazon Prime France... I don't understand.
Me too ! 😥😦
www.primevideo.com/detail/0L00AW6229SQH9DWNY7TZP0TKF/
It's on amazon prime
Sounds like someone needs Nord VPN 😉
To all our dads who we love, even though they were less than perfect.
Everyone’s feeling sorry for Shia ..
I don’t feel sorry. Good for him for becoming the man he is today.
When he runs to get a cigarette to copy his daddy🥺 he just wanted love and help understanding his emotions
Its hard to fully appreciate Shia's work. But i freakin loved that movie. That end scene killed me
This was an amazing movie💚
this movie improved my relationship with my father slightly thank you
2:08 when I found out my crush is mad bcoz I haven’t asked her out
Shia is a fucking genius
Incredible film
I’ve seen Noah jupe a few times already and he’s amazing too wow
This movie is so sad 😭
Whatever Shia has done or hasn’t done on and off camera, he’s still remains as one of the most versatile and tangible actors within the media of acting. Honey Boy is a testament to his lifelong history of acting. Truly methodical. 🩵🩵
It's the fact that this entire thing is hauntingly similar rn to my son's current upbringing. Sometimes it's better to be alone than in bad company. And sometimes it's better to let your child go if all your doing is causing them harm
Hard times make legends
You gotta watch the episode of the actors studio with Shia. All the other great actors were hanging on his every word. Robert Deniro, Tom Hanks, Jamie Foxx, Adam Sandler and Adam Driver all stopped talking every time ho opened his mouth.
I think he could play Lennon
I cannot believe I’ve never seen this
OK WHERE CAN I FIND THE MOVIE IT LOOKS AMAZING 🎉
None of its real..... it's more valuable that way. 😢😢😢😢 a more real thing has never been said.
im confused what he ment by the non of its real
Poor child. But he is so forgiving and loving. They say he has ptsd. What about borderline personality disorder. I would be amazed if the actor didn't.
Genius
*AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*
Finding out that Shia Lebeouf lied about his father’s abuse feels like an utter betrayal.
I dont think he's telling the truth. Its immense guilt on his dad during his final years/disease etc.. and if his dad is anything to go by the film, made him feel this pain and guilt "making me look terrible to the world" and he is that type to sacrifice his own reputation for his fathers. Maybe once his dad passes, he'll come out and say he did it for his dad.
The only thing anyway I got from it, was that his dad didn't physically beat him.. all the other stuff was real.
Guilt for his father "dont do that to people you love" narrative, has made this come to light..
The scenes between FKA twigs and the little boy are so cringe worthy. But every scene shy I was in was magnetic. I really forgot what a great actor he is
The paint like a mf scene is wow. Painful as it is it is fucking real as shit
None of it's real. It's more valuable that way.
Great Movie 🍿
Well I think it led to control of his girlfriends all of them as well.
I try my best for my son....but I’m in pain like a mf man😔
Shia admited on Real Ones with Jo Bernthal that he lying in portraying his that like this. He said we was a much better father than this character he created.
This isnt on PRIME any more!!
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Saw an interview where he admits his dad never hit him and was a good dad.
Crazy to know that he lied about his father being the way he portrays him
I couldn’t get myself to actually watch the entire movie because Shias dad in the movie (which is also played by Shia) is so rude and abusive to Shia. The scenes and lines are created based on Shia’s memories about his dad. I’m not even 12 minutes in and I’m cringing. The dad telling Shia his pen** is too small and then he said move let me show you what a grown man is supposed to sound like. He even said dad I’m 12, wtf? He was picked on way too much… by his own dad nonetheless! Your parents are supposed to be your protectors! The other part that gets under my skin: he was telling his dad he’s going to a dodger game then had to literally ask his dad for HIS OWN MONEY back, his per diem money/what he earned that day. It’s HIS money!! Gosh Shia is an amazing actor and my favorite of all time, definitely. But he didn’t deserve the horrible treatment he got all the time.
Prime video France ?
No one has ever become poor by giving
ANNE Frank
Btw read my name.....
Related to this film so much
Good movie but very emotional my mom was abusive but I learned not to be like her
it only took me watching this movie 5 times, to realisie that this movie is about otis's older self being tramatized; and the flashbacks are showing his younger self with his abusive father and what causes all his trama and ptsd. And its not showing flashbacks of the dads younger self showing he has a hard past and giving him a back story
I don’t understand
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