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All in all, it's a mess, but in some weird way, it keeps you watching.

Has its bad and pompous moments, but it also feels lived-in and genuine.

A twee romp through the familiar territory of indie faux-rebellion, James Bird's Honeyglue goes through all the regular motions.

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Mather gives an embodied performance as the dying young woman, but Villa is the true discovery, bringing soulful intelligence to the role of Jordan.

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It's more interested in borrowing terminal cancer as a narrative shorthand for intensity than investigating it as a lived experience.

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You have to be willing to accept a lot of nonsense if you're going to make it through Honeyglue, beginning with the title.

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Honeyglue has a very good movie inside it, but decisions brought on by inexperience prevent it from sprouting its wings.

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Worthy but more than a little sanctimonious.

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So busy jerking tears and ladling on the whimsy that it can't even be bothered to make its leads halfway believable as people.

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Not every directorial choice lands, but the tearjerking Honeyglue's heart is in the right place.

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Sticky with sentimentality.

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