For the entire at-home movie-watching options obtainable to today’s audiences, none fairly evaluate to the experience of going out to catch a film in a theater. Honey Boy, to the ear, rings of stunt filmmaking, a redemption tale for releasing Shia LaBeouf from actor prison. In his case, prison” is extra a matter of public opinion than actual industry cancellation, but the fact is that Honey Boy is the truth: LaBeouf wrote the film’s screenplay as a part of his rehab therapy after flying up to now off the rails over the course of the decade, and in turn the screenplay wound up in the hands of Israeli-American filmmaker Alma Har’el. She sees, in LaBeouf’s story, a portrait of tormented American manhood, handed down like a risky heirloom from father to son. In flip, she approaches the telling delicately, with compassion and even love for James (LaBeouf), the father, and empathy for Otis, the son, alternately performed by Noah Jupe …