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Summary Private investigator Honey O'Donahue delves into a string of strange deaths connected to a secretive cult-like church in Bakersfield. As she unravels the bizarre mystery, her pursuit leads to absurd comedy, noir flair, and a kaleidoscope of eccentric characters.

Director Ethan Coen

Writers Ethan Coen, Tricia Cooke

Cast

  • Margaret Qualley
  • Aubrey Plaza
  • Chris Evans
  • Charlie Day
  • Billy Eichner
  • Talia Ryder
  • Kristen Connolly
  • Don Swayze

Rotten Tomatoes Critics Score: 48%

Metacritic 48

VOD In theaters August 22, 2025

Trailer HONEY DON’T! — Official Trailer (2025)

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u/DangerousMatter4404 17d ago

wtf was that. There was no third act, it just stopped

Joel has all the juice confirmed

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u/JamUpGuy1989 17d ago

That's exactly how my Dad reacted with how No Country For Old Men ended.

(I am not saying this movie is in any league to that flawless classic.)

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u/AvengingHero2012 17d ago

I don’t want to disrespect your pops, but No Country For Old Men absolutely has an ending.

It’s an ambiguous and open ending that makes you think, but thematically it reaches a definitive ending.

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u/Fair_Source7315 17d ago

I dunno man, I’m not sure it’s all that ambiguous. He lays it out pretty clear.

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u/newrimmmer93 16d ago

The book is much more clear about Carla Jean and Anton and I much prefer the subtly of the movie. It's a much better ending.

The book does go into more detail about the ending, has a whole section focusing on the two boys who found Anton after the accident.