Best Timothée Chalamet scenes from BEAUTIFUL BOY

Timothee's performance is so good that sometimes I forget that this film is based on a true story.

This scene is so devastating. Nic’s dad frustratingly trying to understand his son and help him is so sad and nic repeating “I’m so sorry for everything dad.” and feeling so helpless is so so sad. This movie is truly incredible and heartbreaking.

The frustration in the father’s voice breaks me. It’s showing that the breaking point is a clear line and wanting to stay with your son while also wanting to leave him at the worlds horrid hand is really eye opening. This father knew what was good for his son but physically couldn’t help him just by himself, and you can see that frustration and guilt building up over time, knowing that his son will always find comfort in the drugs and that there is always a possibility to turn back. My huge respects go to anyone who is recovering from an addiction of any kind- life is shitty but you’re doing sour best and I put all of my confidence in you❤

The diner scene always gets me man 😢

Absolutely love this movie, it hit home in so many ways. As a recovering drug addict, this very first scene is so relatable. I have an amazing family just like Nick does in this film, which just goes to show that drugs don't discriminate. Absolutely anyone can be dealt this hand in life, and I pray to God they're able to overcome and live in recovery.

9:04 you can here the pain in his voice when he says that Timothee is such an amazing actor 👏

I've seen a lot of psych patients while working in an ER, and the diner scene is spot on. Meth mind is wild to see. It's hard to see an actor capture it this well

I’ve watched this movie once, I can’t handle watching it again. It is devastating to watch as a parent.

It hurts to see someone you love turn into someone so different. 😢

2 great actors....

The diner scene is so accurate. I went through that same conversation many times with a loved one who is now fully recovered and doing really well, but man... it was a rough 6 years😓

I wish I didn’t know exactly what this is like. From Timothy’s perspective. Been dealing with my own drug addiction for about a decade and it just gets worse and worse every time you relapse the sooner you can arrest it the better I PROMISE you

this movie hits so hard for me, my 2 other siblings were just like nick, maybe worse idk, but watching all this unfold, and not being able to do anything hurts. alot.

5:21 this scene will always make me cry

Timothée does an Amazing job !! Super talent !!! 🎭

One of my favorite movies of all time

This movie is Tim’s best work

the sass in 4:07 😭

this experience is simultaneously incredibly heartbreaking, too real, and too close to home.

Beautiful.