Head Full of Honey

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Head Full of Honey

PG-13

2018

2h 19m

Drama

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A widower grows increasingly frustrated as Alzheimer's disease starts to claim the memories of his loved ones. He soon embarks on a remarkable journey as his young granddaughter takes him to Venice, Italy -- the city where he met his beloved wife.

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Rex Reed

Observer

11/30/2018

1/4

Exaggerated, infuriating, and about as funny as a root canal without anesthesia.

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Gary Goldstein

Los Angeles Times

11/30/2018

A raucous, wildly implausible, overlong jumble saddled by a host of misguided creative instincts. It's a potentially warm and delicate story that required a scalpel, but saw the blunt end of a sledgehammer instead.

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Bilge Ebiri

New York Times

11/30/2018

To go with its bizarre plotting and shrill performances, the film seems to have been edited in a Cuisinart. But those are the least of its crimes.

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Avi Offer

NYC Movie Guru

07/29/2019

1/10

One of the worst films of 2018. Maudlin, clunky, contrived and painfully unfunny. A total misfire. The actors deserve better.

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Trevor Johnston

Radio Times

04/26/2019

1/5

There's no doubting the laudable intentions to confront the realities of Alzheimer's in an audience-friendly way, but the execution, frankly, verges on the catastrophic.

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Michael Ordoña

Common Sense Media

11/30/2018

2/5

Alzheimer's dramedy has language, unrealistic behavior.

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DM W

@Dimbee5155 Jan 10

Disagree with some other posts. Thought Nick Nolte was superb, as was the actress playing Matilda. The ups and downs of a person experiencing Alzheimer's are portrayed well, as is the effects on different family members. Filled with poignant moments, sadness and joy, you should watch it!

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bob c

@RT46426964 Dec 22

Amusing briefly. Then a one trick pony. And finally pathetic.

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Marina P

@RT62925158 08/28/2024

One of the worst movies I have ever seen. It’s clear that nobody involve in the making of this movie has ever had anything to do with anyone with dementia. The acting by the two leads is over the top and just bad. Matt Dillon sleeps his way through the entire thing. For some inextricable reason most of the cast are dressed as if it’s the 1930’s (despite prominent use of iPhones and iPads). Do yourself a favour- watch something (anything) else.

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Rita M

@RT48999999 08/08/2024

I have also watch the german version "Honig in mein kopf" who was 1000 times better then this !Nick Nolte as person with Alzheimer was not realistic ,Dieter Hallervorden was a person with Alzheimer !And Also Tilda Schweiger as his granddaughter was really adorable!

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sajjad s

@samsajjad 01/15/2024

Good family movie for have good time with your owns.

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donnie m

@RT64375194 07/21/2023

i LOVED the actress who plays the little girl named Tilda and her mom is good too but Nolte was awful in this and so was Eric Roberts who plays the dr.

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A widower grows increasingly frustrated as Alzheimer's disease starts to claim the memories of his loved ones. He soon embarks on a remarkable journey as his young granddaughter takes him to Venice, Italy -- the city where he met his beloved wife.

Director: Til Schweiger
Producer: Til Schweiger, Christian Specht
Screenwriter: Til Schweiger, Lo Malinke, Jojo Moyes
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
Production Co: Warner Bros., Mestiere Cinema, Barefoot Films
Rating: PG-13 (Thematic Elements|Some Suggestive Material|Language)
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Nov 30, 2018, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Aug 20, 2019
Box Office (Gross USA): $8.7K
Runtime: 2h 19m

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