The film is an excellent film, but in less than two hours, it has been ruthlessly frustrating the audience. It rarely gives people time to breathe, and it can't even follow the more tragic plot. Relax a little before you arrive.
This film adapted from the memoirs of David Schiff is a work that can firmly grasp the audience and then stimulate the audience's heart.
"Beautiful Boy" puts the audience on the strings throughout the whole process. It is not so much a movie as an endurance test. The film is perfect, but it hardly looks like real life. It's more like an impressionist work full of ups and downs, lacking the necessary narrative arc, with strong, determined performance and disturbing portrayal of reality
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