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Based on the best-selling pair of memoirs from father and son David and Nic Sheff, Beautiful Boy chronicles the heartbreaking and inspiring experience of survival, relapse, and recovery in a family coping with addiction over many years. Starring Steve Carell, Timothée Chalamet, Maura Tierney and Amy Ryan.
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This kid has had one of the fastest rises in Hollywood that I've ever seen
Funny Cover he and Lucas Hedges are honestly unbelievable
Funny Cover debatable
Joseph Evans it’s so funny that theyre around the same age, both from ny and have been at auditions together for years and have popped off around the same time too.
He’s Jewish, so it doesn’t really count. Stay woke.
He was amazing in Lady bird and Call me by your name
Everyone's talking about Timothée Chalamet in the comments (I don't blame them, he's impressive), but can we also appreciate Steve Carell's growth as a dramatic actor? He's doing great too.
JT dela Rosa hes honestly so versatile and impressive
So true. In the way way back, battle of the sexes and the big short
JT dela Rosa LET'S JUST TALK ABOUT TIMOTHEE
Yeah,. You do that
Seeing the whole “OMG TIMOTHEE IS SO ATTRACTIVE” comment is growing more and more monotonous. They’re both amazing and I think you’re right, Carell deserves way more acknowledgement than he’s receiving and I’m glad that you pointed it out.
remember we're living in THE young timothee's generation. We gonna remember this time. for sure lol
I can just imagine the tik toks in the future saying "young timothee hits different tho" and then they show photos of what he looks like right now
Our kids in future will say “I wanna live in the same generation at young Timothée Chalamet.”
Ineke Nel I doubt TikTok is still going to be a thing when he’s older.
Like Leonardo DiCaprio but for us
Tiffany Wambui YES! Everyone in 20 years will be like, “I wish I lived in the same generation as young Timmy.”
This is NOT how I envisioned Michael & Holly's life playing out...
looks as though this is a sequel to THE OFFICE
Nipun bhushan I keep thinking that then remember that he’s no longer Michael Scott or lives in Colorado
And, who knew Michael would end up with freaking Robert California’s WIFE?!?!
have no fear, they're married in real life :)
I thought they were supposed to be soulmates
Carell & Chalamet are really coming for those Oscars, huh?
R8-TV I would be happy for them if they won but it's still early. I want them both to win one and maybe this year is the year.
They probably won't though considering this movie didn't come out in November
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Neither look like a very Oscar-worthy performance.
Both have tasted the delightful drops of AA nom, and now they want the whole thing.
Not going to lie, but this movie scared me shitless. It really opened my eyes to the reality of life. The good and the bad.
Samantha can you explain it a little bit? i overthink things a lot lol and i want to be sure i will like this movie before i watch it.
you should watch basketball diaries it’s also about addiction it’s such a good movie and it’s based on a true story and it is a story that would happen to any teen, him and his friends try it for fun but then get addicted it’s a very good movie and definitely recommend. and ps it has leonardo dicaprio in it ;)
Let me guess are you 10 Yo?
@@kenziepickles don’t be mad you’re broke lol
@@kenziepickles A let down? Thing is....this was a true story and it happens in affluent families also. Drug addiction is a real pandemic that needs to be addressed in all classes. Sometimes there is not significant "backstory", which makes addiction even more elusive. I think that is part of the purpose of telling this story. Drugs are addicting and destroy lives (period).
Y'all talking about Chalamet performance, but what I saw is the vulnerability of Carell as his dad. On point. He should get all the praise.
Fega Budisatria It's not a competition
He plays the role superbly. Couldn't have been done better.
Ok dummy tim is supposed to be talked about
They were both incredible. I watched it for Chalamet who is gold dust in everything but Steve really is so moving in this, my heart broke for him
@@lou4pinkratz: same here & fully agree with you!! 💜❤️❤️😍🙂 & 😭😢🥺💔
Timothee Chalamet will go down as one of the greast actors of all time past or present...mark my words
daniel-ray rodriguez calm down, he played like two roles
lol
lol... You are funny!
He's another pretty face. It's overacted, not subtle. Subtly makes a star.
i agree
CHALAMET COMING FOR THAT OSCAR
HELL TO THE YEAH
Carell too! The trailer alone is making me tear up a little. This movie seems like it will destroy me with these guys’ performances and I’m so ready.
realftmadrid HELL YEAH
HECK YEAH
AND CARELL
i can’t take steve carell seriously without thinking of Michael scott
Hahaha. Same. With that high pitched screaming voice.
the curse of being an incredible actor😭 imagine all the times he’s been referred to as micheal scott even when he has all these other wonderful works out lol
watch the way way back, you'll see him different
I couldn't either until I saw this movie and Steve was amazing. Of course Timothee was too.
lol lucky for me I watched this movie before i've ever even heard of The Office but now watching the trailer a year or two since I've watched the movie and have stated The Office I 100% agree!
As an addict in recovery and a dad, I’d have to say how this film portrayed fatherhood was even more powerful than how it portrayed addiction. And that says a lot, since it absolutely nailed addiction.
As a mom of a 33-year-old son with a current 20-year addiction, I relate to the father and can FEEL his fear and pain. Very tragic. Very powerful. Very real. Very inspiring. I thank God for my son, and as long as he is alive, I continue to pray and hope for his recovery.
Ooooh yeah. It's like that.
I can't tell you how many times I referred to my son as my "beautiful boy". He's one year clean this month. Praise God! And I can't wait to see this movie.
How's your beautiful boy doing 2 years later
@@smurfettetutorialchannel8248 He is doing great! Thank you for asking. Fishing tournaments with his dad and working his tail off. Can't be prouder of him.
@@susiehaynie1767 that is amazing to hear glory to father God for your son maintaining his sobriety hearing this makes me so very happy please pray for my little brother Mike and my older chito that the taste of drugs leave thier mouth thank you godbless
@@smurfettetutorialchannel8248 I will pray for them. It's hard work and it's a battle that never ends. They will make the right decisions. In Jesus name I pray.
Happy for you!!! Still praying and trying to help my Son, he's drowning and I thought I was his life preserver, but I'm realizing more and more each day, I'm not. I'm so sad to see my Son this way. I see this occasional spark in him, the old him. He doesn't realize his potential, please pray for my family.
I cant wait to be emotionally destroyed by this - Carell and Chalamet in the trailer already look like they'll get some deserved award season recognition
Jacky J same really I almost cried with this trailer yes am that kind of person😳
me too!!!!
Yep, the kid dies in the end.
He does NOT die in the end
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His acting skills are honestly UNBELIEVABLE!👍❤😭
Amazon?
Starr,,
Who carell right?
Underrated
Starr ikr Carrell is AMAZING
i hate how the academy neglected their performances . the should have really acknowledged them them, both their performances were unbelievable .
As a former meth addict (clean since 1997), I'm seeing this movie
valenius the kat proud of you dude
@@ash-xr6ri thanks, but I'm a 47yr old chick (0Y0) 😙😄
@@valeniusthekat congratulations on your accomplishment! And very interesting name lol. I have a cat...in my profile picture lol. I'm two years off opiates 😏. I know the struggle. The hurt. The tears. And the comeback. Cheers.
I was born in 1997
God bless you 🖤🖤🖤
NASA just called me and told me that my wig has been found orbiting mars
Omg, how did they find out that it's your wig and know your number?
😂😂😂
Omg
Mine was never found
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Yes , Timothée Chalamet is a very beautiful boy
anna g smith He is THE Beautiful Boy
anna g smith HES MINE YOU CANT HAVE HIM
anna g smith ur a werido get out of here sick woman
Daniel Bagot Aw your insecurities are showing
+anna g smith He's like 26. Technically he's a grown man...
This caught my eye as a recovering meth addict. The whole telling eachother how much you love eachother with the parents while in recovery is so relatable. So grateful for everything every single day.
This response is way old but congratulations..have so much respect for ppl like u..stay strong
Hi Michael, it's now May 2023 and I hope you are happy and living your best life. 🎉
@@lookingupwithwonder I'm back in recovery I actually overdosed earlier this year.
@@michaelg2502 I believe back in recovery is the way
I have a whole new respect for Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet as actors. They were amazing in this movie. As a parent who's gone through this helplessness and agony with their child, I wept, not only for my own child, but also for what David and Nic Sheff had to go through. Thank you for sharing your story.
thank you. I have schizophrenia and when i watched this movie I felt like it was about me and my mother. I especially felt it when Timothee said "you need to be controlling everything" at Steve Carell. I have never been so badly that I had to run away from home, but the whole rehab thing and the addiction thing was like me in rehab because i keep relapsing because I didn't want to take my meds. Addiction and mental illness are very different things, one has to keep popping pills the other has to stay away from pills, but the movie painted a picture so similar to mine. I wouldn't eat my meds because I wanted to feel really good all the time (hypomania). My mom kept putting me in rehab and i was and still am so angry and hurt. But after watching this movie I try to put myself in my parent's shoes everytime. I hope I will recover and never relapse again, please pray for me.
God bless you bro, I can relate cuz everytime I relapse after returning from rehab I can see the disappointment and helplessness in my mother's eye too. And I hate myself for it. She says that she has never lost in her life even after my father's death, but I failed her miserably. I can't kill myself cuz she ain't got anyone apart from me. I don't feel pity on myself but her that she has got such a worthless son. But deep down I love her so much, and she knows this. This drug addiction is such a disease that I feel so helpless and cornered.
Hello, first of all I’m sorry for everything you have been through! I really have no words for what I just read… I think it’s brave for you to live a life that you don’t want to live because of your mom, since she has no one else. But as much as it is brave it’s also awful. I know it’s hard and I really can’t imagine what you have been through and continue to go through, but please try to handle day by day. And remember you matter, if you didn’t I can assure that I wouldn’t be writting this message. Life is not easy, we all have our ups and downs, one more than others but at the end of day we just have to keep fighting. Even when we don’t want to, ESPECIALLY when we DON’T WANT TO! I believe in you! I once had an awful habit and I really didn’t know to stop it. I mean I had spent years doing it and I hadn’t realized how addicted I was until I couldn’t stop it. It was like an escape from reality… My advice is to not cut off immediately, but rather stopping little by little. I don’t know if this is the best way to cut your addiction to drugs. Because our addictions are not the same, but I really to help you. So if you need anyone to talk I’m here! Have a great day/ night!❤️
@@milliesaysokboomer Hi there.. you need to read Dr. Abram Hoffer's books.. Orthomolecular Psychiatrist.. they take a stool and urine sample.. check stool for parasites/candidiasis.. then treat accordingly.. changing diet.. dietary changes include no gluten or dairy or allergenic foods.. MUST TAKE NIACIN which not funny enough helps curb/stop the craving for addiction.. it is a B Vitamin.. need to take Vit. C as your body uses it up faster.. get your thyroid checked - especially for Hashimoto's Thyroiditis.. as the thyroid goes too fast (hypomania) or too slowly (depression - weight gain - hair loss, etc.).. Knowledge is power.. read his books and find yourself a good orthomolecular physician.. just google a list of them in your area.. AND BEGIN.. CHANGE YOUR DIET.. TAKE YOUR SUPPLEMENTS.. Dr. Hoffer helped many schizophrenics who now have Ph.D's.. Good Luck & Wishing you the Best in Life.. I have been interested in nutrition all my life.. have had health issues and kept digging and praying for an answer.. until I found it.. Big Hugs to you!
the way he says “i’m sorry dad” in that diner scene literally breaks my heart so much.
YOOOOOOOO I CAN ALREADY FEEL TIMOTHÉE'S FINGERTIPS ON AWARDS.
Dear Cybelle all of your comments are such a mood ahh
He's going to lose out to some "overdue" actor playing an important historical figure or something.
Steve’s too
Dear Cybelle I just hope he’s is not “Leonardo DiCaprio 2” lol
Qwerjsjajs Dnjdjdjsjs The guys got immense talent and I can't wait to see him and Steve carrell in this movie, but let's stop pretending he's a Leo 2.0. That would be actors like hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ed Harris, micheal Shannon, even Clint Eastwood hasn't won an oscar for acting. Amy Adam's has been nominated five times. Sorry if it's a tangent, but all these comments are acting like his whole career has been nothing but snubs. He's been nominated one time for a movie he shouldn't have been nominated for. Guys like Ryan Gosling for blade runner 2049 or Jeremy Renner for Wind River or Hugh Jackman for Logan. This isn't me dissing him either.
When I was 16, I read this book when I was grounded by my parents all summer for having an online boyfriend, and I don't regret it at all. It made me understand addiction and how it destroys people and tears them apart in ways unimaginable. I hope that people and families struggling with addiction find the courage and faith to push through everything. Brought tears to my eyes, and an amazing performance from Steve Carral and Timothee Chalamet.
Being addicted to meth is a bit more than having an online boyfriend.
@@theo1856 they didn’t connect the two they just gave context to their grounding
if you have parent who grounded you because you had an ONLINE bf, believe me, you are the perfect candidate for addiction later in life. Just to piss them off for being so over the top.
Not the Michael Scott and Holly Flax reunion we wanted but the Michael Scott and Holly Flax reunion we needed
bahaha i know right
all this about timothee chalamet and all i can think about is the office
*Michael Scott and Holly Flax back @ it again*
anna g smith that's what i said!! Lmao who would have thought their kid would be a meth head
i know bro its amazing
Beautiful Boy: A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction is a best-selling memoir by David Sheff that describes how his family dealt with his son Nic's methamphetamine addiction. It was published by Houghton Mifflin on April 26, 2008 MIFFLIN too?? haha!
thats exactly what i said! haha
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This movie was sooo good, goodness I needed a good cry
I just recently read David Sheff's Beautiful Boy. I cannot recall a more impactful and emotional read. I am absolutely in love with this story and the journey through addiction. I don't remember crying from a book as much as this one, and it truly hits home for me. Thank you David Sheff for telling your story, our story, MY story. God bless
You should read a child called it if you can thats a true story as well that is about a boy who was abused by his mother
Thimothée is becoming the best actor of our generation and he deserves the best. Give him 10 oscar please
How do you know? Have you even seen the film?
@@organboi I have and his performance was beautiful
😂😂
He still has alot of ways to go. Calm down. We still have many actors who are still in the game. He has to work hard and earn his place like the great O.GS of the film industry.
im a 25 year old recovering heroin addict who got clean thanks to my dad taking care of me when i told him what was wrong. this movie is gonna kill me
sophos34 hey: good luck! I’m glad your dad was there to help
Much love to you and your father.
Stay strong brother.
I wish my father would get clean....but it’s too late now. Be grateful man.you’re so lucky.....
thanks for the kind responses everyone
I am already crying! I lost my beloved middle son to an accidental to an overdose in 2011. In prison for the first time ever, with NO Police Record,,, Never even arrested before... He robbed a couple of pharmacies for his Oxycontin and Xanax bars! He used my BB Gun as his robbery weapon. We were in Arizona, and there I begged the judge for mercy, as my son was not a career criminal, (he had never spent a night in jail) just a very sick addict! I asked for a lock-down detox/rehab for him. The judge said they had no programs, and he proceeded to give my son a 13 1/2 yrs prison sentence!!! His first year in a Tucson prison, the prison inmates introduced my son to Heroin (in Prison!)! I was so shocked!!! I NEVER KNEW ILLEGAL DRUGS ARE IN OUR PRISON SYSTEM!!! We had to wait over a month for their investigation to see if my son had been murdered. A COUPLE OF DAYS OR WEEKS LATER, I GOT THAT CALL FROM THE PRISON! MY SON WAS DEAD!!! I SCREAMED AN INHUMAN SCREAM FROM THE DEPTH OF MY SOUL... MY CHILD WAS DEAD!!! NOT AT HOME, OR IN THE STREETS, BUT INSIDE AN ARIZONA PRISON, AND UNDER THEIR CUSTODY!!! THAT IS WHEN I REALIZED, I MUST HAVE BEEN THE STUPIDEST NAIVE WOMAN IN AMERICA!!! IT WAS NO SECRET, AS MANY PEOPLE TOLD ME AS TIME WENT ON THAT ILLEGAL DRUGS IN PRISON AND EVEN JAILS IS NOT UNCOMMON!!! IT'S BEEN 7 YRS NOW.... AND I STILL FIND MYSELF SOBBING WHILE DRIVING... I MISS HIM SO MUCH! MY LIFE HAS NEVER BEEN THE SAME! I HAVE BEEN AN ADVOCATE FOR FAMILIES THAT SUFFER FROM ADDICTION IN THEIR FAMILIES... NOW ALMOST 200 LOVED ONES DIE EVERY DAY FROM AN OVERDOSE, OR FROM DIRTY HEROIN AND THE FENTANYL COMING IN FROM MEXICO IS LACED AND KILLS THE USERS. YES, I BELIEVE THAT SAFE INJECTION SITES WILL HELP SAVE LIVES.... BUT THEY MUST OFFER DETOX/REHAB... BECAUSE THE ADDICTION MUST BE STOPPED! YOU MAY RECOGNIZE MY CHILD ACTOR SON, STAGE NAME "CARL STEVEN" MY SON CARL... WAS MY "BEAUTIFUL BOY". Carl Steven (1974-2011) YOU CAN LOOK HIM UP...... www.imdb.com/name/nm0828186/?ref_=nv_sr_1
If you don't believe in and advocate social democracy, everything else you write or say is worthless. The unforgiving capitalist system with an almost nonexistent social safety net was just the right conditions which helped bring about your son's demise.
unsneakycindy I'm so sorry. 😢
Sorry, we need to stop locking up addicts and start offereing them treatment and love.
I am so so sorry
Cindy, I am so very sorry for your loss. I'm in a coffee shop having to wipe my eyes as I am heartbroken and I feel your pain and sense of loss. It is a crime for our government to treat people with addictions like criminals. I lost my closest friend 4 years ago to suicide because he could no longer deal with the addiction and I was powerless against his internal demons. (1974 - 2014) It is time that we in this country start realizing that addiction is not something to be ashamed of, any more than someone should be ashamed of having an allergy. We need treatment for our loved ones, not punishment for a disease they did not cause. For those who are dealing with addiction and for those who love an addict, please visit www.beautifulboyinfo.com/. "Addiction is not a crime, Addiction is not a choice, Addiction is a disease, Addiction is preventable, Addiction is treatable. " - David Sheff
How do you guys watch this and not cry
I’m honestly so proud of Timothée
Why would you feel proud? You had nothing to do with his talent and you are not associated with him. Do you know the meaning of the word proud? lmfao
Me too, honestly
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WOW A BIT JUDGY :) ITS COOL TO FEEL PROUD OF SOMEONE ELSE
tim // Just because someone is not associated with someone's talent doesn't mean they can't be proud. I've been watching Timothée since he first began acting, and yes, I'm proud of him. You sound kinda salty tbh. Chill.
Timothée is coming to finally seize that Oscar™
Adam May-Bower hell yeah he is
Steve too
"Finally"? Lmao he was nominated only one time
Hopefully he’s not the next Leonardo Decaprio 😂
I’ve not cried like this before. This is a similar story to myself. Eldest child, single mother and father that married my step mother and since I was 18 I was putting him through hell with addition. No matter how many times I left my dad down he stuck by me and almost lost his marriage. Thanks to him I’m almost a year sober. This hit different and it made me feel things I haven’t felt before. I owe my father my life
my dad has been a relapsing drug addict for a majority of my life growing up and he’s currently sober 6 months, we’ve grown a better father daughter bond now :) this film is so important to me in my life as well to many others. thank u beautiful boy for sharing the message of what drugs can do to you and your family, it’s v important
Praying for you and your father
Steve Carrell? The best. This movie is going to make me cry, I know it.
The trailer made me cry... I love Steve Carrell!
Odd seeing carrell not be a bone head in a mobie
ASMR Erika I saw it yesterday. It had me in tears.
I cried
Dude I sobbed in the last episode of the freaking office because he came back. Not sure if I'm gonna be able to handle THIS MOVIE
i am shook not only bc of the trailer, but also bc of timmy's HAIR
Vanessa 21 SAME AF
Right?!
This movie broke me in so many ways every relapse is sadder and sadder Steve and Timothy need oscars straight away
This movie moved so many feelings on me... My dad was an alcoholic and he past away one year ago. Of course is not the same, but it's an addiction. So many times I ask myself "why?" and feel so bad that as a family we were not able to communicate properly to help him. So, this movie really made me cry. I hope that everyone who is going through an addiction has support and the unconditional love of their family and real friends, it's a really hard situation. Very very good movie.
Timothée is mesmerizing
Girls love to bend over for a decent looking face
Kaesar SazoN 😂😂😂😂😂
Messages from my acting group
You may find him hot but he could not protect you from anyone. Chances are you could beat him up lol
I don't think so!
So Michael Scott and Holly Flax's son is a drug addict? Interesting office reboot. 10/10 would recomend...
I had this same thought hahaha
Holly Flax, marrying me will you be?....Your wife becoming be will I.
I was waiting for this comment
really? they made it sound like he was gay.
hahaha, that's it, this must be awesome to the Office fans :)
Just done watched the movie. The emotion is real. I cry when David singing Beautiful Boy to little Nic until he fell asleep. This is based on real story, so his family is been amazing. All the actors & actresses are amazing too, you can feel the real chemistry between them. Love this movie.
Recovering addict myself and films like these are like watching your own life been filmed.
Guess that's why the tears came rushing down like Niagara Falls 😭
Steve Carrell is turning into an amazing dramatic actor just like Robin Williams. So impressed.
tristan rose turning into? He's always been.
The most beautiful boy playing in beautiful boy
couldnt agree more
(POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD) I’ve watched this movie and I really like it. It’s hard not to see Steve Carrell as Micheal Scott but I think it is important too. Steve Carell has really developed as an actor and I thought this performance was excellent. You really felt like he was the dad and that in my opinion is one of the most amazing parts of the movie. I think it adds to the central theme of changing over time and struggling to find who you are. Obviously it’s a bit different in the boys case (sorry forgot his name watched it a little bit ago) because he is suffering with drug abuse. Overall I really liked this movie and I definitely recommend watching it.
The actor was Timothée Chalamet and he was playing the part of Nic Sheff. Nailed it in my opinion.
I cried. I cried and cried. I myself have struggled with addiction. And it brought back memories. Steve did an amazing job as playing the father. This film was amazing and touching.
Having read Beautiful Boy, this whole picture seems exactly as I've imagined. This film is going to be nothing short of brilliant and heart-wrenching! Can't sit still waiting for it to come out! But I'm absolutely losing my mind because my libraries don't have Tweak and I NEED to read it too.
Klaudia M you can read it online...search tweak nic sheff pdf
I picked up the book at Barnes and Noble.
tweak is honestly not that great :(
Beautiful Boy is a better book but both are very sad and hard to go through. Addiction is such a horrible terrifying disease that destroys so much more than the user.....but all those who love that person also. Devastating.
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Timothee of course looks amazing here but so does Steve! I love a power duo! Their father and son chemistry is very believable here
steph soppanish Actually Steve impressed me even more than Timothée!
This is legitimately one of the greatest movies I've ever seen. I cried, smiled, and everything. So informative and well done.
I don't like see our baby boy Little Timmy Tim suffering and crying. He suffered just a lot with his ex boyfriend Armie Hammer. I-
;_;
I'M WHEEZING-
WTF ?!
Oh please. Baby boy. Not.
You do realize this is just fiction
this movie is gonna destroy me. the oscar it's yours Timmy
susiane chalamet not nominated
but he is surely going to win it one day
susiane chalamet were can i watch it???
Norah 3255 it’s on prime video and it’s great. I highly recommend it
I'm so excited to see this. Timmy always takes on such intricate and complex roles, which is astounding for his young age. I really hope this movie helps to cement him in place as one of the best of my generation.
africkso sounds like someone has a little crush lol ;D
I think he is here to stay for a long and wonderful career.
He and Alex Lawther should be in a movie together
I can’t imagine being called Timmy by a stranger when my name is Timothy in my title roles.
The aftermath of what happened when Michael and Holly Moved to Colorado.
I WAS WAITING FOR THIS COMMENT!!! I LOVE YOUUU
He apperently married robert california's wife aswell 😂
lmaoooo
Ok but why did they cast her as the mom wtf
I mean, David Wallace did warn him yk
Lost a dear and beautiful friend to addiction several months ago on her 29th birthday. Watching her journey over her last 10 years was both extremely hard and also joyful in those moments of triumph and victory even if, in the end, she wouldn’t win this battle. I miss her dearly and I think about her and her family often. My heart is with her mother, young son, and brother as they attempt to go on with out her after just losing their husband/father/grandpa to addiction as well, only a year earlier.
Amazon Studios Thank you ❤️❤️
@itsjustmyopinionbut1671 Hope you’re doing well and remembering your dear friend in lovely ways often. ❤
I watched this trailer like 32 times. I adore Timmy, I adore him so much. And I love Steve Carrel. They are gonna be great together. I cant wait!
I really believe them as father/son here.
I'M ALREADY IN TEARS...AND THIS IS JUST THE FIRST TRAILER.
Steve Carell is one of the best actors. You can’t change my mind.
We don't need to...
He did an amazing job in this film. Simply outstanding.
My mom was the one who got me through my addiction, she was the only one fighting for my life, even when I refused to. 5.5 years clean from heroin and meth, I thank God ever day for my momma, and make sure she knows just how sorry I am and how much I love her for standing beside me through a nightmare situation where all I did was take from her.
❤
Proud mama ❤
Made the mistake of watching this at work... had to tell everyone I'm crying because I stapled my testicles to my leg. Now I have a meeting with HR.
AimlessMoto if you’re going to lie. Make it a good one.
What does HR have to do with crying at work?
Why didn't you just say a distant relative of your's died and your being reminded of them. Or that you stubbed your toe. Seriously out of all lies...
@@ItsAlwaysSunnyInPennsylvania Probably...
AimlessMoto where did you watch it?
I absolutely cannot wait! What amazing performances...As a parent who has walked this walk, it will be hard to watch, but oh so worth it! BTW..my son made it and I couldn't be more proud!
Cindi Ellison I’m so happy for you! I hope this movie does the experience justice!
Thank you so much!! He is now 31, has an amazing job and is successful, as well as a beautiful wife and two precious daughters. It is not something I take for granted, and I am so thankful each and everyday. I think this movie is going to be amazing and I will be there..along with several boxes of kleenex :) Thank you again so much for your kind words!
Wish all good and happiness to both of you
I'm glad that I never did take drugs, I really wanted to and still want to, but I will never let myself take some
Wherearethecarrots? Just keep on doing what ur doing don’t let those drugs ruin your life,your doing great🙂
drugs are fine in micro doses
@@giovanni141666 if it was so easy to just take micro doses we wouldn't have such a huge problem with narcotics. the point of all this is that once you try them, you usually want more and more because your body becomes used to the same dosage and therefore the effect that it gives is not the same, so for you to feel that high again, you have to take in bigger doses. i wish it was that easy to just take small doses but sadly it's not.
It depends entirely on what drug you’re taking. Party drugs such as ecstasy, weed, psychedelics, ketamine etc are mostly harmless. In fact alcohol, cigarettes or even fast food are much worse than this stuff (assuming you don’t abuse them). It’s really only when you get into hard drugs that it becomes bad or has effects such as this. I think the miseducation around drug use if very detrimental to the western world these days. A lot of drugs can be used as avenues to free thinking and looking at the world from outside perspectives. I mean eventually these drugs will be legal and regulated like marijuana...
@@Comeonmate7 ecstasy destroys the serotonin system by causing axon terminal destruction of serotonin afferents and downstream excitotoxic damage to huge amount of the brain from the massive secondary influx of glutamate release which ends in apoptosis of large numbers of cells, from a neurotoxicology perspective there is almost no worse drug you can do
Just watched this amazing movie. As a parent of a addict, this movie hit every emotion. So real and raw... I'm still in tears.
“Academy award nominee Timotheé Chalamet” it just sounds great
GIVE THEM THE OSCARS. ALL OF THEM.
Nick Sheff and his father’s books- Tweak, We All Fall Down, and Beautiful Boy- are the best accounts of drug addiction and recovery I’ve ever experienced. I love how we got both Nick and his father’s side of the story, and I hope they also make an adaptation of Nick’s books (they could make one movie based on both Tweak and We All Fall Down) so we can get that cinematically as well.
I’m so glad this is becoming a movie. The narrative of what it’s like for the family of an addict is way under represented, but it’s so important. This book hits really close to home for me, and I honestly cried while watching this trailer
The love and devastating rawness between Chalamet's and Carell's father son relationship is palpable even in just the trailer I can't imagine what the entire film will do
ya'll gonna watch me be Emotionally Destroyed™ by this film, and love every second of it can't wait to cry for this
Like call me by your name?
This really opens people's eyes to addiction and how there is so much more to it. People who have dealt with addiction need that little bit of trust, hope, and unconditional love to keep going on and push through it. Cutting people off who have addiction is the worst way to deal with it, because after that it's hard for them to find a way out or light at the end of the tunnel... especially if they have nothing to go home to.
Such a great and powerful movie... sadly in my life I play the part of the dad... but it being my partner I lost due to drugs. He used to say "Just leave it, it's my life" why couldn't he see all who love him were involved, were hurting... it caused me a major breakdown. I ended up leaving him, and he gave up... he lives, or should I say exists, broken and damaged. This was back in the 90s... it was 2021 I started to write a book about us, and a musical tribute, for which I rewrote a very short form of the book in a slideshow to the music. I hope in ways it helps others, maybe saves lives, for it truly is a tragic story that after 26yrs still affects us both, in our separate lives. He truly had the most beautiful of souls... but was taken into drugs in his early teens, and as like said in the movie, the drugs were not the problem, simply that which masked the reason... For Guy his sexuality which terrified him, and so needed an escape from reality when not with me, as he just couldn't handle things, the fear of his true self... which was truly such a precious, wonderful being, and such a loss to the world, though I was the only person ever he showed his true self to, and I do feel so honoured and proud to have been his partner who knew the true Guy. kzhead.info/sun/a5F_nLSsZGpmhWw/bejne.html
OSCARS 2019 = TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET
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OMG ........... I can't even get through the trailer without tears. I'll have to wait until I'm alone to watch this one 😢😢😢
they're all going to laugh at you.....they're all going to laugh at you.....
Move_I_Got_This lol! Yes they will! They most certainly wil!
Friends: Hello Talis4Angels, wanna go out for dinner? Talis4Angels: (looking at the BB file) sorry I am busy, I have to wash my hair.
da96103 shhhh....don't tell them the truth....where's my box of kleenex?....um, I mean shampoo!
just watched the movie, i love it, makes me sad, sad about the love i never had, i wish i have a caring and loving Dad like David Sheff, now im here alone thousands miles away from home and family i used to loved
This movie is awesome and I'm really impressed with Steve Carell playing the dramatic role. As for Timothee, he never disappoints.
As a father with a young son this movie terrifies me. I think most fathers have this nagging thought in the back of their mind... No matter how amazing our relationship is with our children it can easily go the other way once they hit a certain age.
DoS Gaming Network at the end of the day, as long as your kid knows you love them, they'll be okay. Let them find their own way, set clear boundaries and rules, focus on the positives more than the negatives, and never let a day go by that they don't know you love them unconditionally. I say that from experience as an independent, almost 30 year old, with a counseling master's degree, who was raised by a single mother who went through hell and back with abuse, divorce, working 4 jobs, etc and never forgot to remind me she loved me every day.
@@HouseMDaddict Aww ❤
Award jokes aside. Timmy is unbelievable and I'm so happy that the world is getting to know his name.
Steve Carell has become something of an icon going from comedy to dramatic performances and it's beautiful
No other film ever has emotionally impacted me the way this did. Highly recommend giving this a watch.
try Call me by your name..you will be a train wreck
Carell better finally win an Oscar for this.
Sam Land Yas!
Nomination yes. Win... I dont know
1:28- 1:30 I've always thought of Steve Carell's voice as a device of comedy, but now he's starting to seem like such a terrific dramatic actor
This is a spitting image of my brothers story, and it hits so close to home, you have no idea. He is still on the road to recovery but it is amazing by even the trailer they portray the hurt and how it really feels to have someone young in your family sick and addicted. God bless the actors and creators of this because it is real life for me and so many others.
I am very glad your brother is on the road to recovery may God direct his steps and he obay them the rest of his days please tell your brother I am very proud of him I too have siblings who were addicts and one is still using
This movie left me so devastated I cried for hours after it
Timothee is the most beautiful boi.
Rock amolie AMEN!
Rock amolie BACK OFF HES MINE
Steve Carrell is just amazing
this movie is a clean 9/10 from editing, performance, music, ambience etc and it explains so well about the effect drugs has on ones life. Not many movies make me cry but there was one heartbreaking moment that just struck my heart hard. This is one of the best movies I have ever seen, I recommend it so much.
I'm going to go for 10/10 for authenticity, collaboration, study, and such realistic performance. Also, the screenwriters did not try to glamorize the lifestyle. There really isn't any glamorous about any addiction. I wish that it would come back into theaters to be combined with a strong message throughout the community that addiction is not a choice, it is a disease. Politicians need to start providing funding for recovery programs. Addicts need to know there is no shame in getting help. Back in the day, when I was living my "Tweak" but with coke, I would be sitting on the curb outside of a church. I was just sitting and not begging. The horrible things that came out of the mouths of the people leaving the building still ring in my head over 25 years later. WWJD?
I cried so much during this movie. both of my parents are addicts and they've promised me so many times that they would quit, get a job, and save money so I could live with them but it still hasn't happened. my grandpa recently died and it makes me so upset that he never got to see my dad get better and be happy. my dad caused him a lot of stress and this movie reminded me of that. it was a good movie though.
WHEN HE STARTED CRYING AFTER TALKING TO HIS DAD😩😩😩😩❤️
Nya Alli Ikr i cant😩😭😭😭
Michael and Holly (the office) are reunited I’m crying just thinking of that and also this movie looks amazing I can’t wait (reminds me of my relationship with my dad right now)
I was really afraid to watch this movie but I just finished it on Netflix. I went through some of this with my child and it’s so hard and heartbreaking because you really have to let them go. You have got to let them go. My child made it and he’s doing unbelievably well. God is great.
I'm not a parent but I can imagine that it must be the most difficult thing to do, let go of your kid, when all of your instincts are screaming at you to protect them. If you could, you would. But you can't always save them. I feel for all parents who experience this nightmare.
He needed to be nominated for an oscar for this movie as well.
Jesus Christ, Timothee Chalamet's acting is so great. He's a completely different guy in this trailer than anything I've seen him in, I couldn't even tell it was him at first
What? He seems exactly like everything else.
Hey, if you're struggling with an addiction, just know you can make it through and you aren't hopeless. Even if it seems like you've burned all bridges because of your addiction, those people just wanna see you make it, and you will make it, just keep fighting!
Just watched this movie. My favourite scene when the mother at the end gave the speech about losing her daughter. It killed me!
"Better than mourning for the living" *Cries in corner*
25 now and almost fell down the same rabbit hole until I literally saw this movie when it came out.. 4 years sober now.
I just saw this movie and I cried A LOT, I’ve been struggling with addiction myself and I could relate to how Nic was feeling and behaving. It’s fucking sad and adaptions like this is important, I think especially in the US where addiction and drug abuse doesn’t get the government funding it needs so bad it all the “positive” attention it can get…. Timothée gives a great preformance. I’ve been clean for 3 years now 🙏🏼🫶🏼
Season 10 of the office looks a lot less funny.
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Ha
Ransom Cutshall thank god someone realised Michael and holly were having problems
Ransom Cutshall Laughed out loud
"Hmm what do you call our movie?" *casts Timothee Chalamet* "I got it!"
Haha nice but it’s based off the book
Amanda yeah I know but it’s still funny
2:09 Reminds me of my deceased Father Rest In Peace dad, I love you more than everything
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Timothee is literally the best actor alive. This is such a timely movie and an incredibly honoring and beautiful way to look at addiction and the pain it causes everyone involved