This kid has had one of the fastest rises in Hollywood that I've ever seen

Everyone's talking about Timothée Chalamet in the comments (I don't blame them, he's impressive), but can we also appreciate Steve Carell's growth as a dramatic actor? He's doing great too.

remember we're living in THE young timothee's generation. We gonna remember this time. for sure lol

This is NOT how I envisioned Michael & Holly's life playing out...

Carell & Chalamet are really coming for those Oscars, huh?

Not going to lie, but this movie scared me shitless. It really opened my eyes to the reality of life. The good and the bad.

Y'all talking about Chalamet performance, but what I saw is the vulnerability of Carell as his dad. On point. He should get all the praise.

Timothee Chalamet will go down as one of the greast actors of all time past or present...mark my words

CHALAMET COMING FOR THAT OSCAR

i can’t take steve carell seriously without thinking of Michael scott

As an addict in recovery and a dad, I’d have to say how this film portrayed fatherhood was even more powerful than how it portrayed addiction. And that says a lot, since it absolutely nailed addiction.

I can't tell you how many times I referred to my son as my "beautiful boy". He's one year clean this month. Praise God! And I can't wait to see this movie.

I cant wait to be emotionally destroyed by this - Carell and Chalamet in the trailer already look like they'll get some deserved award season recognition

His acting skills are honestly UNBELIEVABLE!👍❤😭

i hate how the academy neglected their performances . the should have really acknowledged them them, both their performances were unbelievable .

As a former meth addict (clean since 1997), I'm seeing this movie

NASA just called me and told me that my wig has been found orbiting mars

Yes , Timothée Chalamet is a very beautiful boy

This caught my eye as a recovering meth addict. The whole telling eachother how much you love eachother with the parents while in recovery is so relatable. So grateful for everything every single day.

I have a whole new respect for Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet as actors. They were amazing in this movie. As a parent who's gone through this helplessness and agony with their child, I wept, not only for my own child, but also for what David and Nic Sheff had to go through. Thank you for sharing your story.

the way he says “i’m sorry dad” in that diner scene literally breaks my heart so much.

YOOOOOOOO I CAN ALREADY FEEL TIMOTHÉE'S FINGERTIPS ON AWARDS.

When I was 16, I read this book when I was grounded by my parents all summer for having an online boyfriend, and I don't regret it at all. It made me understand addiction and how it destroys people and tears them apart in ways unimaginable. I hope that people and families struggling with addiction find the courage and faith to push through everything. Brought tears to my eyes, and an amazing performance from Steve Carral and Timothee Chalamet.

Not the Michael Scott and Holly Flax reunion we wanted but the Michael Scott and Holly Flax reunion we needed

*Michael Scott and Holly Flax back @ it again*

This movie was sooo good, goodness I needed a good cry

I just recently read David Sheff's Beautiful Boy. I cannot recall a more impactful and emotional read. I am absolutely in love with this story and the journey through addiction. I don't remember crying from a book as much as this one, and it truly hits home for me. Thank you David Sheff for telling your story, our story, MY story. God bless

Thimothée is becoming the best actor of our generation and he deserves the best. Give him 10 oscar please

im a 25 year old recovering heroin addict who got clean thanks to my dad taking care of me when i told him what was wrong. this movie is gonna kill me

I am already crying! I lost my beloved middle son to an accidental to an overdose in 2011. In prison for the first time ever, with NO Police Record,,, Never even arrested before... He robbed a couple of pharmacies for his Oxycontin and Xanax bars! He used my BB Gun as his robbery weapon. We were in Arizona, and there I begged the judge for mercy, as my son was not a career criminal, (he had never spent a night in jail) just a very sick addict! I asked for a lock-down detox/rehab for him. The judge said they had no programs, and he proceeded to give my son a 13 1/2 yrs prison sentence!!! His first year in a Tucson prison, the prison inmates introduced my son to Heroin (in Prison!)! I was so shocked!!! I NEVER KNEW ILLEGAL DRUGS ARE IN OUR PRISON SYSTEM!!! We had to wait over a month for their investigation to see if my son had been murdered. A COUPLE OF DAYS OR WEEKS LATER, I GOT THAT CALL FROM THE PRISON! MY SON WAS DEAD!!! I SCREAMED AN INHUMAN SCREAM FROM THE DEPTH OF MY SOUL... MY CHILD WAS DEAD!!! NOT AT HOME, OR IN THE STREETS, BUT INSIDE AN ARIZONA PRISON, AND UNDER THEIR CUSTODY!!! THAT IS WHEN I REALIZED, I MUST HAVE BEEN THE STUPIDEST NAIVE WOMAN IN AMERICA!!! IT WAS NO SECRET, AS MANY PEOPLE TOLD ME AS TIME WENT ON THAT ILLEGAL DRUGS IN PRISON AND EVEN JAILS IS NOT UNCOMMON!!! IT'S BEEN 7 YRS NOW.... AND I STILL FIND MYSELF SOBBING WHILE DRIVING... I MISS HIM SO MUCH! MY LIFE HAS NEVER BEEN THE SAME! I HAVE BEEN AN ADVOCATE FOR FAMILIES THAT SUFFER FROM ADDICTION IN THEIR FAMILIES... NOW ALMOST 200 LOVED ONES DIE EVERY DAY FROM AN OVERDOSE, OR FROM DIRTY HEROIN AND THE FENTANYL COMING IN FROM MEXICO IS LACED AND KILLS THE USERS. YES, I BELIEVE THAT SAFE INJECTION SITES WILL HELP SAVE LIVES.... BUT THEY MUST OFFER DETOX/REHAB... BECAUSE THE ADDICTION MUST BE STOPPED! YOU MAY RECOGNIZE MY CHILD ACTOR SON, STAGE NAME "CARL STEVEN" MY SON CARL... WAS MY "BEAUTIFUL BOY". Carl Steven (1974-2011) YOU CAN LOOK HIM UP...... www.imdb.com/name/nm0828186/?ref_=nv_sr_1

How do you guys watch this and not cry

I’m honestly so proud of Timothée

Timothée is coming to finally seize that Oscar™

I’ve not cried like this before. This is a similar story to myself. Eldest child, single mother and father that married my step mother and since I was 18 I was putting him through hell with addition. No matter how many times I left my dad down he stuck by me and almost lost his marriage. Thanks to him I’m almost a year sober. This hit different and it made me feel things I haven’t felt before. I owe my father my life

my dad has been a relapsing drug addict for a majority of my life growing up and he’s currently sober 6 months, we’ve grown a better father daughter bond now :) this film is so important to me in my life as well to many others. thank u beautiful boy for sharing the message of what drugs can do to you and your family, it’s v important

Steve Carrell? The best. This movie is going to make me cry, I know it.

i am shook not only bc of the trailer, but also bc of timmy's HAIR

This movie broke me in so many ways every relapse is sadder and sadder Steve and Timothy need oscars straight away

This movie moved so many feelings on me... My dad was an alcoholic and he past away one year ago. Of course is not the same, but it's an addiction. So many times I ask myself "why?" and feel so bad that as a family we were not able to communicate properly to help him. So, this movie really made me cry. I hope that everyone who is going through an addiction has support and the unconditional love of their family and real friends, it's a really hard situation. Very very good movie.

Timothée is mesmerizing

So Michael Scott and Holly Flax's son is a drug addict? Interesting office reboot. 10/10 would recomend...

Just done watched the movie. The emotion is real. I cry when David singing Beautiful Boy to little Nic until he fell asleep. This is based on real story, so his family is been amazing. All the actors & actresses are amazing too, you can feel the real chemistry between them. Love this movie.

Recovering addict myself and films like these are like watching your own life been filmed.

Steve Carrell is turning into an amazing dramatic actor just like Robin Williams. So impressed.

The most beautiful boy playing in beautiful boy

(POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD) I’ve watched this movie and I really like it. It’s hard not to see Steve Carrell as Micheal Scott but I think it is important too. Steve Carell has really developed as an actor and I thought this performance was excellent. You really felt like he was the dad and that in my opinion is one of the most amazing parts of the movie. I think it adds to the central theme of changing over time and struggling to find who you are. Obviously it’s a bit different in the boys case (sorry forgot his name watched it a little bit ago) because he is suffering with drug abuse. Overall I really liked this movie and I definitely recommend watching it.

I cried. I cried and cried. I myself have struggled with addiction. And it brought back memories. Steve did an amazing job as playing the father. This film was amazing and touching.

Having read Beautiful Boy, this whole picture seems exactly as I've imagined. This film is going to be nothing short of brilliant and heart-wrenching! Can't sit still waiting for it to come out! But I'm absolutely losing my mind because my libraries don't have Tweak and I NEED to read it too.

Timothee of course looks amazing here but so does Steve! I love a power duo! Their father and son chemistry is very believable here

This is legitimately one of the greatest movies I've ever seen. I cried, smiled, and everything. So informative and well done.

I don't like see our baby boy Little Timmy Tim suffering and crying. He suffered just a lot with his ex boyfriend Armie Hammer. I-

this movie is gonna destroy me. the oscar it's yours Timmy

I'm so excited to see this. Timmy always takes on such intricate and complex roles, which is astounding for his young age. I really hope this movie helps to cement him in place as one of the best of my generation.

The aftermath of what happened when Michael and Holly Moved to Colorado.

Lost a dear and beautiful friend to addiction several months ago on her 29th birthday. Watching her journey over her last 10 years was both extremely hard and also joyful in those moments of triumph and victory even if, in the end, she wouldn’t win this battle. I miss her dearly and I think about her and her family often. My heart is with her mother, young son, and brother as they attempt to go on with out her after just losing their husband/father/grandpa to addiction as well, only a year earlier.

I watched this trailer like 32 times. I adore Timmy, I adore him so much. And I love Steve Carrel. They are gonna be great together. I cant wait!

I'M ALREADY IN TEARS...AND THIS IS JUST THE FIRST TRAILER.

Steve Carell is one of the best actors. You can’t change my mind.

My mom was the one who got me through my addiction, she was the only one fighting for my life, even when I refused to. 5.5 years clean from heroin and meth, I thank God ever day for my momma, and make sure she knows just how sorry I am and how much I love her for standing beside me through a nightmare situation where all I did was take from her.

Made the mistake of watching this at work... had to tell everyone I'm crying because I stapled my testicles to my leg. Now I have a meeting with HR.

I absolutely cannot wait! What amazing performances...As a parent who has walked this walk, it will be hard to watch, but oh so worth it! BTW..my son made it and I couldn't be more proud!

I'm glad that I never did take drugs, I really wanted to and still want to, but I will never let myself take some

Just watched this amazing movie. As a parent of a addict, this movie hit every emotion. So real and raw... I'm still in tears.

“Academy award nominee Timotheé Chalamet” it just sounds great

GIVE THEM THE OSCARS. ALL OF THEM.

Nick Sheff and his father’s books- Tweak, We All Fall Down, and Beautiful Boy- are the best accounts of drug addiction and recovery I’ve ever experienced. I love how we got both Nick and his father’s side of the story, and I hope they also make an adaptation of Nick’s books (they could make one movie based on both Tweak and We All Fall Down) so we can get that cinematically as well.

I’m so glad this is becoming a movie. The narrative of what it’s like for the family of an addict is way under represented, but it’s so important. This book hits really close to home for me, and I honestly cried while watching this trailer

The love and devastating rawness between Chalamet's and Carell's father son relationship is palpable even in just the trailer I can't imagine what the entire film will do

ya'll gonna watch me be Emotionally Destroyed™ by this film, and love every second of it can't wait to cry for this

This really opens people's eyes to addiction and how there is so much more to it. People who have dealt with addiction need that little bit of trust, hope, and unconditional love to keep going on and push through it. Cutting people off who have addiction is the worst way to deal with it, because after that it's hard for them to find a way out or light at the end of the tunnel... especially if they have nothing to go home to.

Such a great and powerful movie... sadly in my life I play the part of the dad... but it being my partner I lost due to drugs. He used to say "Just leave it, it's my life" why couldn't he see all who love him were involved, were hurting... it caused me a major breakdown. I ended up leaving him, and he gave up... he lives, or should I say exists, broken and damaged. This was back in the 90s... it was 2021 I started to write a book about us, and a musical tribute, for which I rewrote a very short form of the book in a slideshow to the music. I hope in ways it helps others, maybe saves lives, for it truly is a tragic story that after 26yrs still affects us both, in our separate lives. He truly had the most beautiful of souls... but was taken into drugs in his early teens, and as like said in the movie, the drugs were not the problem, simply that which masked the reason... For Guy his sexuality which terrified him, and so needed an escape from reality when not with me, as he just couldn't handle things, the fear of his true self... which was truly such a precious, wonderful being, and such a loss to the world, though I was the only person ever he showed his true self to, and I do feel so honoured and proud to have been his partner who knew the true Guy. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bpN2n7Olkp6Ugmg.html

OSCARS 2019 = TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET

OMG ........... I can't even get through the trailer without tears. I'll have to wait until I'm alone to watch this one 😢😢😢

just watched the movie, i love it, makes me sad, sad about the love i never had, i wish i have a caring and loving Dad like David Sheff, now im here alone thousands miles away from home and family i used to loved

This movie is awesome and I'm really impressed with Steve Carell playing the dramatic role. As for Timothee, he never disappoints.

As a father with a young son this movie terrifies me. I think most fathers have this nagging thought in the back of their mind... No matter how amazing our relationship is with our children it can easily go the other way once they hit a certain age.

Award jokes aside. Timmy is unbelievable and I'm so happy that the world is getting to know his name.

Steve Carell has become something of an icon going from comedy to dramatic performances and it's beautiful

No other film ever has emotionally impacted me the way this did. Highly recommend giving this a watch.

Carell better finally win an Oscar for this.

1:28- 1:30 I've always thought of Steve Carell's voice as a device of comedy, but now he's starting to seem like such a terrific dramatic actor

This is a spitting image of my brothers story, and it hits so close to home, you have no idea. He is still on the road to recovery but it is amazing by even the trailer they portray the hurt and how it really feels to have someone young in your family sick and addicted. God bless the actors and creators of this because it is real life for me and so many others.

This movie left me so devastated I cried for hours after it

Timothee is the most beautiful boi.

Steve Carrell is just amazing

this movie is a clean 9/10 from editing, performance, music, ambience etc and it explains so well about the effect drugs has on ones life. Not many movies make me cry but there was one heartbreaking moment that just struck my heart hard. This is one of the best movies I have ever seen, I recommend it so much.

I cried so much during this movie. both of my parents are addicts and they've promised me so many times that they would quit, get a job, and save money so I could live with them but it still hasn't happened. my grandpa recently died and it makes me so upset that he never got to see my dad get better and be happy. my dad caused him a lot of stress and this movie reminded me of that. it was a good movie though.

WHEN HE STARTED CRYING AFTER TALKING TO HIS DAD😩😩😩😩❤️

Michael and Holly (the office) are reunited I’m crying just thinking of that and also this movie looks amazing I can’t wait (reminds me of my relationship with my dad right now)

I was really afraid to watch this movie but I just finished it on Netflix. I went through some of this with my child and it’s so hard and heartbreaking because you really have to let them go. You have got to let them go. My child made it and he’s doing unbelievably well. God is great.

He needed to be nominated for an oscar for this movie as well.

Jesus Christ, Timothee Chalamet's acting is so great. He's a completely different guy in this trailer than anything I've seen him in, I couldn't even tell it was him at first

Hey, if you're struggling with an addiction, just know you can make it through and you aren't hopeless. Even if it seems like you've burned all bridges because of your addiction, those people just wanna see you make it, and you will make it, just keep fighting!

Just watched this movie. My favourite scene when the mother at the end gave the speech about losing her daughter. It killed me!

25 now and almost fell down the same rabbit hole until I literally saw this movie when it came out.. 4 years sober now.

I just saw this movie and I cried A LOT, I’ve been struggling with addiction myself and I could relate to how Nic was feeling and behaving. It’s fucking sad and adaptions like this is important, I think especially in the US where addiction and drug abuse doesn’t get the government funding it needs so bad it all the “positive” attention it can get…. Timothée gives a great preformance. I’ve been clean for 3 years now 🙏🏼🫶🏼

Season 10 of the office looks a lot less funny.

"Hmm what do you call our movie?" *casts Timothee Chalamet* "I got it!"

2:09 Reminds me of my deceased Father Rest In Peace dad, I love you more than everything

Timothee is literally the best actor alive. This is such a timely movie and an incredibly honoring and beautiful way to look at addiction and the pain it causes everyone involved