‘Henry Johnson’ Review: David Mamet Stays in His Rabbit Hole of Cryptic Power Games, but Shia LaBeouf Makes a Striking Convict Mamet wants to take us out of our comfort zone. But he's created ...

“Henry Johnson” is unusual for Mamet in that it focuses on the prey. It’s also as close as a movie can get to a filmed play without including your dinner and a ride home. The first feature ...

David Mamet directs Shia LaBeouf in 'Henry Johnson,' his first new movie in a decade. Read our review.

After a 17-year absence behind the camera, David Mamet adapts his 2023 play Henry Johnson for the silver screen. And his signature power dynamics, moral corruption, and raging machismo are evident ...

As Henry, Evan Jonigkeit (who is Mamet's son-in-law) makes Henry such a passive, petulant naïf that we never develop much of a rooting interest in him. He's a dupe in two ways: Everyone around ...

‘Henry Johnson’ is a dark (a)moral fable from David Mamet The playwright’s first movie in 17 years is a brute talkathon.

As Henry, Evan Jonigkeit (who is Mamet’s son-in-law) makes Henry such a passive, petulant naïf that we never develop much of a rooting interest in him. He’s a dupe in two ways: Everyone ...

“Henry Johnson” is unusual for Mamet in that it focuses on the prey. It’s also as close as a movie can get to a filmed play without including your dinner and a ride home.