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My Son (2021)

When a man's only son goes missing, he travels to the town where his ex-wife lives in search of answers. [To play a man whose life is clouded by mystery, McAvoy will not be given a script of dialogue.

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Mauro_Lanari 26 Jan 2022

(Mauro Lanari) "Taken" with the script written on a coriander. Nothing else to add.

JLuis_001 16 Sep 2021

The flaws of this thriller are both its structure and the artifice of having James McAvoy leading the story and working the story without having a script. Everything is responsive on his part, and even despite his good work, you can't help but notice that on several points a better composition was needed. In general terms, it can't help but to provoke the sensations of being a tv show. Like the pilot of a limited miniseries HBO style mixed with a bit of the BBC. Certainly has the quality of a film in the production level, but it cannot advance beyond the ordinary plotting and execution.

imthenoob 21 Sep 2021

McAvoy does a fantastic job but My Son ultimately is an incredibly unsatisfying movie that only lasts 90 minutes but really should have been closer to 70. The opening act is great and captivating, It's everything after that ruins the pacing. I mean there was 10 minute+ scene of McAvoy's character just going through someone's phone, Why? To pad the runtime obviously but it was totally unnecessary as that shouldn't have been any longer than a couple of minutes at the most. And stuff like that continues throughout the movie and it just kills any potential it had.

Brian Tallerico 17 Sep 2021

An improvised thriller should feel dangerous and unpredictable, putting viewers in the shoes of a man operating on instinct, but My Son often feels the exact opposite, a thriller that’s as routine as they come.

bertobellamy 08 Mar 2022

Although the fact that James McAvoy acted with no screenplay — only reacting to the other actors' lines — is kind of interesting, given his performance here, 'My Son' has little value in almost every way. Director and co-writer Christian Carion never manages to create a riveting moment. Imagine a bland version of 'You Were Never Really Here' and you'll get an idea. After a promising start with a cool long take, 'My Son' takes the same path as any other missing-child film. There's an attempt to dig deeper into the catastrophic emotional consequences of a boy's disappearance, but a cheap thriller vibe gets in the way. Also, the screenplay is very messy. Some threads that seemed very important are never resolved, and the ending couldn't be more generic. And Claire Foy practically does nothing here, which is strange Yes, McAvoy doesn't disappoint, but another way for approaching a story we have seen a million times could've been more attractive.