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Where to Watch 'Honey Don't!': Is Ethan Coen's New Movie Streaming or in Theaters?

Ethan Coen, Tricia Cooke and Margaret Qualley are teaming up once again, this time for "Honey Don't!", in theaters this week.
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Honey Don’t! Review: Bites Off More Than It Can Chew

Honey Don’t! unfortunately feels weighed down by the competing impulses to be both grimly serious and absurdly funny.

Critics Have Seen Honey Don’t!, And They Have Mixed Feelings About Ethan Coen’s ‘Gory, Unapologetically Sexual’ Neo-Noir Comedy

Ethan Coen is well-known for the work he’s done with his brother Joel, including The Big Lebowski and No Country for Old Men, ...
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Honey Don't! ending explained: How trauma turned faith to fury

Desire and danger remain entangled in her life, just as corruption and faith intertwine in Bakersfield. Ultimately, the ...

Don't Expect 'Honey Don't!' Star Margaret Qualley to Jump Into a Franchise Anytime Soon

While on Collider Ladies Night Qualley revisits lessons learned making HBO's 'The Leftovers,' and discusses why Aubrey Plaza ...

Honey Don’t! Is All Dressed Up With No Place to Go

Honey loves them too, and the delight of Qualley’s performance in Honey Don’t! lies in its witty, vivid revision of a vintage ...

Margaret Qualley’s sleazy crime caper ‘Honey Don’t!’ is a hot mess — just as intended

Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke continue their lesbian exploitation B-movie trilogy with this Bakersfield-set mystery that ...
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Honey Don't! cast and character guide: Who plays whom in the latest crime comedy?

Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke's dark comedy and second film in their lesbian B-movie trilogy, Honey Don't!, has one purely evil ...
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‘Honey Don’t!’ has a detective who stands out against drab settings, luckily for these Coens

Ethan Coen and co-writer and wife Tricia Cooke reteam with actor Margaret Qualley for the second – and better – in a ...

Margaret Qualley talks 'Honey Don't' and that barstool sex scene with Aubrey Plaza

The star of Tricia Cooke and Ethan Coen's second sapphic neo-noir shares some movie magic behind a certain sex scene.