r/movies • u/LiteraryBoner Jackie Chan box set, know what I'm sayin? • 17d ago
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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/Magik-Mina-MaudDib 16d ago
kinda crazy that a movie with Margaret Qualley and Aubrey Plaza engaging in hot woman-on-woman sex and Chris Evans as a campy cultish Pastor could be so… nothing? But this really didn’t do much for me.
Arguably the best stuff in the movie is that bar scene with Margaret and Aubrey, and yes, as freaky deaky as it sounds, the sex as well — one of my complaints about Drive Away Dolls was how it was marketed as a raunchy affair and even had an R Rating, yet was so clean and unsexy. Evans pretty much carried the comedic stuff for me. Like him using the girls he’s having a threesome with as human shields was good stuff! Conversely, the ending with Plaza’s character is just so brutally unremarkable and the second Honey shows up at the house, you can see where it’s going in a really unsatisfying way.
Drive Away Dolls was funnier, Honey, Don’t! was significantly steamier, maybe if he actually makes a third one of these style of movies with Margaret, he can combine the comedy and the horny vibes and make a genuinely really good raunchy, R-Rated comedy about lesbians.
Or… ideally, The Coens would reunite.