Chris Evans did not show up for the world premiere of "Honey Don't!" at the Cannes Film Festival because he chose to celebrate his mom's birthday.

Director Ethan Coen has now said these films will be a trilogy. And with Qualley's brash queer heroines at the center, that's enough to justify them. Margaret Qualley swans through “Honey Don ...

In the second installment of Coen and wife Tricia Cooke's planned lesbian B-movie trilogy, a small-town private investigator gets pulled into a conspiracy linked to a local church.

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Honey Don’t! would benefit from even just a fraction of Meyer’s genius; as it is, there’s a reason why Coen’s film was tucked away in a graveyard slot on the last weekend of the Cannes ...

A film that’s moderately amusing in fits and starts before its modest pleasures wear painfully thin, “Honey Don’t!” is among the most disappointing films to show at this year’s Cannes ...

A master solver of mysteries?” And sure. Maybe. And as played by Margaret Qualley with an authentic Carolina lilt, she ascends in Honey Don’t!’s best moments into becoming a kind of Southern ...

This is all to say there’s a lot going on in the movie’s very short running time, and if you’re hoping the threads all coalesce, well, they don’t. Instead, “Honey Don’t!” feels like ...

Margaret Qualley swans through “Honey Don’t!” like a movie star who might have been born in the wrong era, but she’s going to make the most of it. Regally tall, in red heels and a white ...

By Lovia Gyarkye Arts & Culture Critic Honey Don’t! is a better movie than Drive-Away Dolls thanks to an engaging whodunit plot, but it ultimately suffers from the same issues as its predecessor ...