The Strange Career of Shia LaBeouf
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Shia LaBeouf has become both an actor and meme. From Even Stevens to Transformers to "Just Do It!" and beyond, his career has gone in many directions that no one expected. In this video I try to zoom out and take a good look at that career as a whole.
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What's your favorite Shia LaBeouf movie?
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Holes for me, offbeat gem. And probably his indie movies. Eagle Eye sucked. Fury was enjoyable. Great content as usual @captainmidnight!
Holes
I'm a big fan of Eagle Eye. It's one of those bargain bin movies that's actually enjoyable
"Shia LeBough" Live - Rob Cantor
and let's not pretend this is subject to debate
Inception
Don’t you EVER disrespect surfs up again. I was too damn high to hear some bs like that friend.
Holy fuck same my thoughts exactly
Onggggg
trueee
Surfs up is my shit
🙌🏻
Surf's Up is a CLASSIC, take it back.
Agreed my dude. And I think transformers is kinda fun until the third one
@@fascistfodge5056 Eh, I liked all 5. Seeing the action scenes plus the music are really fun to me, especially after rewatching tlk. Knowing what will come next kinda makes it easier to watch imo, but eh, I'm a Bay fan so I'm literally a minority here. Also, RotF used to get received worse than tlk, weird that now more people enjoys it.
I've watched that movie multiple times a year, every year since 2007
It’s literally one of the best animated movies ever. I’ll never forget it
plus the main soundtrack is fantastic
The fact that everyone in the comment section is defending surfs up 😂😂😭
lol, I was thinking the same thing, I never saw it but I have to now to see if they're right.
@@rafaelcisneros562 They are. Movie is really good.
You bet your sweet bippy we're defending Surf's Up.
yeah, and nobody defending Nymphomaniac.
Thats whats wrong with America.
Surfs up was a classic in my family
The timing of this recommendation is...
........ Interesting.
Why)
@@daviguedes8949 He’s been in some recent controversy regarding his ex girlfriend.
@@daviguedes8949 Turns out he might be a bit of an abusive shit head
@@olliec5564 lol we all already knew that tbh. He's kinda made that clear, although he claimed he was working through his issues, who knows how true that is
@@olliec5564 not turns out, he is. He admitted it but afterwards took it back so court wouldn’t charge him a lot.
him and Pattinson were some of the most hated actors, to become some of the best actors working right now.
It’s crazy to think, and it’s crazy that you mention them because they’re my favorite actors working rn.
and they both dated fka twigs
They're still some of the most hated actors (at least Shia is.)
@@sammykent5752 Mostly just hated by the same people who still complain about mumble rap and Justin Beiber.
F V Lil Wayne gay
The fact that Shia had the balls to call a agent at the age of 10 to get him booked roles means he was meant to be famous asf you can’t teach determination like that he was born that way
Exactly
@terry riley nah bro, you snapped
terry riley haha i mean like you went off like you were smack on, you made a lot of sense and I agree with your point
FOR REAL .
If I make it in Hollywood I am coming back to tell you that you were wrong. Wish me luck
Surf's Up is one of the absolute BEST animated movies ever! Nobody will ever change my mind!
Bailey Brimhall on god it is!!!
Is that the movie with the penguins and their cheesy ass dialogue?
@@notus11 Thats what makes it good, it doesn't take itself seriously
@@notus11 And I love their documentary style too
Everybody called him weird and crazy until he got diagnosed PTSD.
you also can't forget the time 4chan played capture the flag with him in real life
The good times
That's pretty much all I know about this guy.
he got divided lol
Literally the most significant thing to happen in his entire career.
Praise kek
He became an actor, then a meme, then back to an actor and now he's a fascinating topic of discussion thanks to his openness about how his mind ticks.
You forgot his racist tirade in public that got caught on video...
Lol right
@@jvoidhuey3088 I had never known of it, but I merely broke down the sequence of his career. Not his personal life or character, I'm aware many celebrities say some really controversial things.
@@jvoidhuey3088 Being upset on your behalf is not my problem.
The Pool Scene in American Honey was filmed at my friends house. During the filming he met Shia when my friend was playing Minecraft. Their inspiring interaction consisted of Shia saying “Hey where’s your bathroom,” and my friend saying “left down the hallway.” That was it. Cool dude.
Fuxk that was deep..
(I mean it)
No it wasn’t . It was filmed at the holiday inn at Madison and junction bro. I know cause I was a key grip on set......ok I'm lying. 😒
You're literally lying. For a youtube comment. Sad af.
@@Jbam17 I'm not man, if you look it up it that whole scene with the cowboys was filmed in a small town near Omaha, Nebraska but you can believe whatever you want.
@@LazymanCreations So explain to me what production manager contacted your friend to use his pool for the movie. And why? . Also why would he be sitting there playing minecraft instead of out watching a major film being made in his own backyard
"Hey guys I'm gonna remove my tooth for this one."
"Shia it's 2013 you know we can just like paint your tooth green and underpay a VFX artist to remove it right?"
"Yeah but think of the iMDB trivia."
He also tattooed his whole chest for tax collector
Oh he also joined national guard to prepare for the film lmao
Calling surf's up forgettable is literally the stupidest thing i've ever heard from this channel
Agreeeeeeed! Surf's Up was really charming
charming but forgettable movie
That's a great movie man one of my favorites
@Matthew Morris lots that movie is fucking phenomenal
i loved that movie as kid
Lawless is easily one of Shia’s best roles, and most don’t even know about it.
Facts I loved that movie surprised he didn’t mention it
FURY????
I agree this movie hold up every time!!
One of my favourite movies. Came to the comments to find like minded people
@Anti-Federalist 1776 I humbly agree!
I still say that the first Transformers was a genuinely good, enjoyable movie.
It actually was a solid film in general, the third one wasn't bad, second one and rest was terrible.
@Gerd Wiesler i remember young me saddened that he dropped out of the movies
He should have been in all of the transformer movies. He did a great job
i generally dont get why people shit on the franchise that hard... I also dont like every single one o fthe 5 movies... i still think that up until part 3 it has a well thought story... it feels like everybody is just not taking it seriously bcs its a micheal bay movie, which is some bs imo
@@mauricewetter9199 well the one who made this video is an avid marvel fanatic... Lol... He thinks.. marvel universe was the beeeeezssst...
In my eyes Shia is grouped in with Nic Cage where they've been clowned on hard but are unironically great actors in the right role making some of my favourite movies
💯💯💯💯
Nick Cave surpasses Shia to me personally, Joe was a straight up masterpiece to me and needs way more love.
I don’t think he’s hit his prime yet…I think he’s going to create some amazing films …such an interesting guy
honey boy. c’mon!
Harrison defending Indiana Jones but in the same breath hating Star Wars and being rude to even interviewers, and so on is so hypocritical
Esdor Coldwater Harrison Ford should stop making movies.. he got nothing to say and he just ruined his old characters for a extra buck ..
Esdor Coldwater He was being nice because it was a Spielberg movie, but didnt have to for Stars Wars. Kind of shitty but understandable for Hollywood.
@Greg Elchert Yeah Indy is one of the few roles that Ford actually likes playing.
Greg Elchert he like his role in Blade Runner but he hated the production of the movie and how nightmare it was
I WANNA FLY A PLANE
NO! NOT A NEW SAFE ONE!
Everybody called him weird and crazy until he got diagnosed PTSD.
czcams.com/video/CG5RkDkP1MA/video.html Dave Chappelle the GOAT for this
He s a monarch child all Disney kids are every last one
@@kkrmzn Good reference.
i want Shia LaBeouf to be happy
TDS
"As an actor, I think it's my obligation to support a film without making an ass of myself."
Funny hearing that from Ford, who pretty much banged on his role as Han Solo every single time he could...
DUDE I REALLY CANT BELIEVE YOU LEFT OUT ONE OF HIS GREATEST MOVIES EVER!!! "LAWLESS" with him and Tom Hardy about selling moonshine during the proabition in the Appalachian mountains!!! GREAT MOVIE AND PROBABLY HIS BEST IMO
i liked it but alot of needless gore and i feel that alot of the movie was dragged along, could have been like 1 hour not 2
@@commie_slayer4287 the gore is its realistic view of a harsh reality
One of my top films ever
@@carolineayre1197 I can totally see why too!!! Such a great movie
He was amazing in Fury as well with Brad Pitt.
Holes was a fantastic book to film translation. One of the few that stands out to me as staying true to the material.
Yes! One of the only book to movie adaptations I actually can equally enjoy.
I read it as a kid but have been trying to find it again for years. Thanks to this video I finally found it and got to watch that film. Just finished, it was just as magical as I remembered the book to be.
Shia LaBeouf: A very, very, very *unique* person.
Childhood trauma from weird parenting will do that to you. But I like to think he’s doing great now
@Gerd Wiesler God: I made you. You are my masterpiece. My creation.
Me: Can't argue with that.
I want to see him in “He will not divide us” - Capture the flag 5.
He had some of the best performance there.
Shia LeBouf is kinda strange, but he's incredibly dedicated, and has made some really good movies. Fury was my favorite.
Surf's Up is one of the most vivid memories i hold. it is NOT forgettable
SURFS UP IS FORGETTABLE??? It’s one of my favorite childhood movies
i know, to be honest, in fact to be honest my parents loved that movie much more. And they barely can stand animated movies XD
in Brazil this film is DEFINITELY NOT forgettable
Man honey boy literally breaks my heart thinking about Shia having to embody and live his own father who put him through so much. The comment at 12:30 really drives this home even more when it's said that his performance is terrifying. That just makes it all the more upsetting, it's terrifying because it's first hand anecdotal acting.
He lied about abuse from his dad in that movie and threw him under the bus for sympathy. Dude is a liar.
So he is not a sellout and pursues his artistic dreams not carrying for Hollywood's limelight. Sounds like an awesome human being.
He's kinda like the Jeff Hardy of Hollywood, career direction wise.
No, he's not.
@Soupy Anderson But bad human beings don't admit it
That did not age well lmao
I like him as an actor but I wouldn't call him an awesome human being. There is still a lot of shenanigans that goes on with him not mentioned in the video. It doesn't take much searching to find some of it and while at least as far as I recall nothing particularly heinous still some weird shit. Especially with that whole he will not divide us thing which was weird cause how hard he got shit on for it but he was also kind of a dick in return at times.
A24 changed my opinion of Shia LaBeouf and also Robert Pattinson
What’s a24?
@@NB-ir1me A24 is a film production company
@@understandingart9961 hmmmmm
Movie Games I can see talent very well and I knew when I watched even Steven’s that labeouf was going places and I’m so happy he caught himself instead of falling off completely. and as for Patterson I really didn’t care for him at first!! but that one movie he made called “bel ami” blew my mind and after that I was like that guy can act
Good Time was a very well executed movie
The dude will win an Oscar someday, I called that 2 years ago
DEFINITELY
He's gonna go through the Leonardo DeCaprio arc though. He's going to get nominated like 5 times, but only win on the last time.
52K / TapDatApolis He just needs an exciting young filmmaker to pick him up, someone like him Cummings
Seriously. I don't think people like Shia that say what they want will get an oscar. Sadly.
Je suis Parte I’m saying it will happen during his career as a mere bi-product of his great work, I was using the idea of him being Oscar an Oscar winner not to define him but just be a very small part of his journey
"He will not divide us..."- Shia.... LMAO
Shia is what I call a ‘real’ actor. He’s able to portray a simple hidden pain in his works that give his character a different feel
And because he's an eccentric irl, the academy doesn't take him and his recent great movies seriously. Prejudice is really ugly.
Shia is like Leo- their best work and greatest accolades are ahead of them... Imagine Shia at 50, playing gravitas filled roles... Leo will have more Oscars between 60-70 than the rest of his career total.
The Academy Awards are more about money, more money put into prettying up your film, or buttering up the judges, the better you do.
yeah, the academy awards definitely snub him because they're "prejudiced against eccentrics"... jesus
Honestly, as an actor observing Shia's career, seeing interviews of him etc. I always respected his dedication to his craft. He hasn't always been liked or understood by the media, or the public, but if you look at his work, the choices he's made as an actor, you can tell he is continually challenging himself. With blockbusters like Transformers or even Indiana Jones he could have easily gone more in that direction, but he didn't.
Yikes, I feel like we now need another video
I’ve been a fan of Labeouf since I was young. Now I’m older still a fan and I find him to be so interesting and I hope the best for him.
"Surf's Up" is seriously underrated.
I love him. He's uncompromising in his self expression. And he seems like a genuinely empathetic, good person. His Hot Ones episode is great.
Yes
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I think he's kind of a pos.
@@my_cousin_mose6063 Yeah that's fair. I believe he was an alcoholic for some time. He was pretty unsavory during that period.
@@loquatmuncher I dont follow his career so if he has since cleaned up his act that's really cool.
You should of mentioned "The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman" god damn amazing movie that reinforces a lot of the growth hes shown as an actor, 2013 it came out and to me that was his breakout movie that made me a fan.
Stumbled across this video somehow and wow, I really enjoyed that. The feel this video has, the commentary, the music. You did a great job friend.
How about that one time he performed in that song Elastic Heart by Sia? That was quite interesting
Lol😂
It was🖤
It was good
I'm so glad you mentioned the underrated Fury. His performance was incredible.
@THE ANIMATION CRITIC Taylor Rivers Overall I would rate the film 7½ outta 10. Great story, great perspective, but most of all great characters brought to life by incredible actors. John Bernthal, Brad Pitt, and Shia all bring their A game. Makes me wonder what would have happened with Suicide Squad if the studio would have let David Ayer do what he wanted.
@THE ANIMATION CRITIC Taylor Rivers I'll subscribe and keep an eye for it!
@THE ANIMATION CRITIC Taylor Rivers I forgot that Michael Pena is just as fantastic! Just needed to add that lol
@THE ANIMATION CRITIC Taylor Rivers Will do!
This was amazing!! Thank you so much for this. Shia is one of my favorite actors of all time!! Thanks Cap!
I met him once during his smoke break when he was filming Transformers 3 at my parent’s old work. He said I was “rockin the plaid, dude.” I was speechless. I wish I could talk to him again and tell him how much he inspires me with his new films.
Most people know Shia for: "Just Do It."
But I know him for:
"Nonononono,"
and “STOP! STOP!”
Don’t forget the Sia M/V
Running in the woods, its Shia LaBeouf!
And "OPTIMUS!".
He'll always be Caveman to me.
You're so wrong about Surf's Up, that movie was great
He came through fairly "innocent", bit the hand that fed him, then got the ugly end of the stick, reevaluated his relationships when he found out just how pointless it was for him to associate himself with so called friends in his life and career, stuck close to his actual friends, and gave a huge F U to hollywood while he mastered social media.
He was also in Charlie's Angels : Full throttle as Leo and that was I believe my first introduction to him. Always had a major crush on him.
I have always liked him as an actor and felt for him during his apparrent self destructive phase.
It's good to see him developing as an actor as he gets older, and I wish him well.
I love Holes. A good Disney film. Anyone agree?
I agree. It’s pretty good
Watched it a couple weeks ago, It still hold up really well
My first experience with Shia and I really loved the film.
@@ShipFantastic That's awesome.
I love holes...my mrs holes .
.but yeah that holes was OK 👌
This guy will win an Oscar, I guarantee it
"Not quite a Hunk not quite a Nerd, Shia LaBeouf"
surfs up is my fav animated movie rly unappreciated humor and depth in it
THIS DUDE SAID SURFS UP WAS FORGETTABLE!!! 😂😂😂😂 do I keep watching after that?...idk
It's hard but you just got to power through the rest of the video is fine.
my exact thoughts !!!!
Alexander Supertramp 🧢 🧢 🧢
@Alexander Supertramp just go live on a forrest.. get away
Shia LaBeouf is the first actor that has captivated me for his humanity so clear in his work. The first thing I saw him in was Holes, but I saw Honey Boy right after that, and I've had the perspective of that movie to influence how I see all of his movies. Definitely with you, not all are good, but I love the way he is his own artist, his own man, and won't let Hollywood boss him around. One movie you didn't talk about, which is perfectly understandable, is The Greatest Game Ever Played. I thought his ability to portray raw thought and emotion without a lot of dialogue is so compelling, and that was one of his first movies. He has this way of just letting the audience know exactly how the character ticks, cause he really combines with the character. He really goes all-in for his roles. Definitely one of my favorites I've seen of Shia.
Just do it - the most motivational line in the history of the human race
He’s super talented and it’s a shame he’s had such an unfocused and inconsistent career. I hope he gets to do a lot more of what he wants in the future.
After Honey Boy and Peanut butter Falcon he's bound to get some good opportunities.
CaptainMidnight: "Surf's Up is a really forgettable penguin movie..."
Me: Looks at all my friends who quote the film, specifically chicken Joe, and listen to the soundtrack to this day.
p.s. love u midnight u, nando, and Mr. Sunday have kept me entertained for years
Yeah, Surf's Up was a fun movie to watch back when I was a teenager, with a collection of fun actors and writing. It was a Surfing Movie, with the attitude to match. Just like how Transformers was a Comic Book movie with *Awesome Explosions!* for teen boys, Surf's Up was a "Chill out, dude" kind of half-stoned, hanging out with the guys kind of vibe. Or I could simply be remembering Chicken Joe more than anything else.
@@bluesbest1 XD me and my buddies are all in college now and whenever we all get back together and go surfing all we do is quote the film and sing the soundtrack
Surfs Up os HUGE in Brazil kkkk when he say that i almost close vídeo for real.
@@CaptainZecros You can't fight these big waves, Co.
I havent seen a captain midnight video in like 3or4 years glad to see him still making videos
A great perspective and objective approach. Loved it.
He is genuinely a great actor, I just think that being a Disney child actor messed him up, along with everything else
yeah i would think the heroin addicted father might do some damage
“Against greats like Sigourney Weaver and Tim Blake Nelson.”
No disrespect to Tim, but I was fully expecting you to say Jon Voight lol
Fair! I just figured Tim deserved the shout out.
captainmidnight III
Excellent concise, informative, and non judgmental video ~ thank you ☺
Surf’s Up is so much better than you remember! you can forget about the sequel lol
agree!
Such a fire movie
It has a sequel?
He was amazing in Lawless, some say better than Tom Hardy, which is no small thing. They were equally dedicated and convincing in their roles. It was a really good movie, very intense but satisfying.
Yes! Very memorable performance in Lawless.
He was great in Lawless. Tom Hardy mumbled and growled the whole film
Still sexy though.
Kids, do you remember the worldwide Capture the Flag game he started in 2017? Man that was glorious
Wow. I didn't know how authentic and talented he is. I never knew of his new movies but they look very interesting.
Thanks for the video because I am going to look for his movies
Capt midnight: Surf’s Up is forgettable
Me: it’s one of the best movies in that year, youre just MEAN!
I agree. I still quote Surf’s Up to this day. Underrated movie
I really don’t like Holes and he forgot too mention Jon Voit ..
Hi tops and filmento are far better
Capt midnight And cosmonaut variety hour style movie retrospect
Loved Shia ever since the underrated Disney movie: Holes. Will never stop loving him!!!
In what universe is it underrated??
I think the Surfs up & Transformers movies was amazing and I’m always excited to see him on screen. I love how crazy & exotic Shia LaBeouf is!❤️🙏 and if he does have any new movies coming later in life I’m excited.
I would've liked to hear about how he watched all of his movies at once in a theater with anyone that wanted to come in. I know a lot of actor's/creators have a hard time rewatching their old work and he did it with an audience.
i wouldn't say honey boy isn't 'not hard to get through.' it absolutely IS a struggle to watch, but due to its realism. it's a movie i recommend to people only with the warning that it may be triggering for people who were abuse victims as children specifically because of this nuanced, in-depth depiction of an abusive father. it's done absolutely stunningly with the best performance i've seen from shia, the movie is emotionally visceral, and i'd say the only reason it's not hard to get through is for how well-made and gripping it is.
as a side note, i'm shocked you didn't mention the rob cantor song that blew up around, what, 2013 or '14?
Fun fact, giving people "trigger warnings" has been proven to be detrimental as it becomes a larger part of their life than it would otherwise.
He played a clip of the cannibal song.
Fury is an extremely underrated movie, I think it is a genuinely great movie
Beside the tiger scene that's doesn't make any sense i enjoy it as a dumb action film
I met him once and go to talk to him for about 10minutes. he couldn't have been nicer and more down-to-earth
I've always liked his acting. Great vid!
Welcome to the comment section filled with *JUST DO IT*
MAKE your DREAMS come True.
The common trend is actually people being appalled by his review of surf's up
uhhhh I just wanted to say surf's up is practically a masterpiece and one of Shia labeouf's most amazing roles. an absolute fucking underrated movie
Imagine playing your own dad in a movie about you. I love that.
ive never seen your videos before and im sad i havent found them till now... Just amazing job... amazing, you hit the nail on the head. Thank you
don’t diss surfs up ever again.
this guys talking about my favorite penguin movie all wrong
surfs up sucks hahaha mad
Yo surf's up is MY JAM, how DARE YOU.
We don't talk about the sequel though...
This video really made me both like and respect this kid, didn’t know that was possible. Thanks Captain!
Well except for the part where he outright gave Surf's Up a bad name! That came right the hell out of nowhere.😒
I like how he talks about he only remembers Surfs up sequel, while where I live in we still have memes about surfs up and until last year I didn’t even knew it had a sequel
Okay but surf's up is actually super underrated, really one of its kind for a kids movie to have that dry documentary style.
Finally someone describes Shia without constantly berating or making fun of him. Highly recommend checking out (The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman).
I concur with your statement at the end, this my favorite series you’ve done as well! Others you should do: John C. Reilly, Daniel Radcliffe, Charlize Theron, Kristen Stewart
Lawless. I have to say Peanut Butter Falcon moved me. It’s a touching film and his performance was so genuine. You’re right he became more serious and reflective after his DUI’s and “I’m not famous anymore” phase. That was his transitional time. I think he needed to process and bring his wounds to the surface through his art in order to help heal himself and give others inspiration. Deep down he knew being a bankable superstar for Hollywood would crush his soul and he’d be too controlled, so that would’ve caused his wounds to manifest in destructive ways. He made himself transparent and vulnerable to the world almost as if he’s going through his own therapy right before the public’s eye. He’s an interesting man and super talented.
Genuinely fascinating thank you
Shia’s acting in Even Stevens was incredible, wth?! He won an Emmy for his performance and to this day that’s one of the only prestigious awards he has. “Stilted and wooden”? Did we watch the same show? He delivered all of his lines in the most natural way. He even had a few serious/emotional and romantic moments on the show too. His VHS “I love you” tape to Tawny in the finale??? I’ve never seen another “Disney” child actor do what he did. He was *clearly* gifted.
Loved this. Shia’s life is as interesting as the films he stars in and it shows. Would love to see you take on Philip Seymour Hoffman.
*his downs are his ups, and his ups will always be his ups, i feel that shia labeouf is the kanye west of acting, he is a genius when you look back at his career at a fuller view*
Also the movie "Lawless" which he played in, I think he did really good and the movie is very underrated
Lawless was sick too (and dam throwing shade on surfs up, I'm hurt)
I loved lawless, he played it well. I was expecting it to be mentioned...
I too was waiting for Lawless to be mentioned
Was searching for this comment
How dare you call Surfs Up forgettable, watch it again, I tell you it´s pretty good
We need an update on this video
The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman should have been on this list, one of his best performances and my favorite movie of his
Totally agree! One of my favourite movies and along with American Honey i think its his best performance. I haven't seen Peanut Butter Falcon yet
Peter Byron yes!! Peanut butter falcon is amazing! You’ll love it
Honestly, he’s my favorite thing about Kingdom of The Crystal Skull.
Contriversial to say, for sure, the character of Mutt is not great and is more an underdeveloped idea than anything else, but you can really tell LaBeouf is trying the best he can to get something out of it. Says a lot about the kind of person he is
You should talk about the Transformers movies,they're my biggest guilty-pleasure.
@Black Ninja Except if you're a fan of the franchise it spawned from, which makes it very frustrating when those films have become associated with the series you love
@@xshxr The Last Knight was the final straw for me, like, I had so much nostalgia for the first one, but The Last Knight actively ruined that for me
and Bumblebee? was so good I vowed to never watch a Bayformers film again
Didn't grow up in the 80s I'm guessing?
A Hugely TRANSFORMative year
I see what you did there
A bar conversation between Shia LaBeouf and Keanu Reeves is something I'd spend my life savings to see