How is that taking a shot? Everyone knows dude needs to get help.
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Futant552 days ago
+86
Because he is to old to slam
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RejectingBoredom2 days ago
+29
SLAMS DESTROYS CLAPS BACK and quite possibly TAKES A SHOT
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sniper912 days ago
+6
So he’s no longer welcome to the jam?
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Futant552 days ago
+6
Everyone is invited to the jam
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ChronicButtSyndrome2 days ago
+6
Well then Cranston should go on and slam.
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Billypillgrim2 days ago
+2
Bryan Cranston can slam
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InKognetoh2 days ago
+8
If the comment is anything other than “praise” or “agreeing with”, it now falls under the category of “taking a shot”, “slams”, “going scorched earth”.
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Simon_Jester882 days ago
+12
At that point, Cranston wryly interjected, saying Muniz "could have ended up with Shia LaBeouf's life" and leaning forward to let out a long whistle.
"Keep that one in," Cranston quipped as Muniz laughed beside him. "Shia, get some help."
Honestly, kinda a shot. He's not wrong though and Shia does need help.
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itlynstalyn2 days ago
+3
Seriously. Seems pretty genuine to me.
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Ragnarawr2 days ago
+1
Shea shoots dogs to get into character. Definitely needs more than an offering of help.
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kuhawk52 days ago
-27
Because it was said in a shitty way. Watch the video.
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in_animate_objects2 days ago
+20
If Shia was only hurting himself then sure but he’s not he’s actively harming others.
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Useful-Soup81612 days ago
+19
Eh Shia deserved it.
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Col_Kangaroo2 days ago
+24
He was being too nice if you ask me
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kidchinaski2 days ago
+16
Shia deserved worse than a mean comment lol. Dude is a bonafide piece of monkey shit and has been for some time. Dipshit kids on the internet give him a pass.
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Human_Document_15772 days ago
+13
God forbid someone isn’t treating the violent sex abuser and public danger with delicate, flowery language.
I can look at Shia, especially considering his history and how he grew up, and feel sympathy for what he went through, and I sincerely hope for the sake of his child that he gets his life together, but he doesn’t deserve sensitivity or a polite touch. He put others through the same shit he dealt with and worse. He’s an abusive a******
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kuhawk52 days ago
-5
Talk about moving the goal posts. I’m not defending Shia. I’m explaining why it was “taking a shot”.
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you_buy_this_shit2 days ago
+2
My wife teaches 2nd grade. This is what 2nd graders say.
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cmaia15032 days ago
+84
> The star was revisiting unforgettable moments from Malcolm in the Middle alongside his costar Frankie Muniz for Esquire's "Inquiring Minds" when Muniz was asked about the one role he wishes he hadn't passed on. Muniz replied that he'd been offered the role of Stanley "Caveman" Yelnats in the 2003 film adaptation of the 1998 novel Holes, but turned it down to play the titular kid spy in Agent Cody Banks. The role of Stanley instead went to Even Stevens star LaBeouf.
> "I remember everybody kind of really pushing me to do Holes just because of the story and it's a little more dramatic," Muniz told Cranston during the interview. "Shia LaBeouf ended up doing it, which I think kind of really catapulted his movie career."
> Muniz added that he looks back on the role, wondering, "Would I have been taken more seriously as an actor?"
> At that point, Cranston wryly interjected, saying Muniz "could have ended up with Shia LaBeouf's life" and leaning forward to let out a long whistle.
> "Keep that one in," Cranston quipped as Muniz laughed beside him. "Shia, get some help."
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RepresentativeArtist2 days ago
+80
He’s not wrong. Frankie Muniz is living his best life racing in NASCAR and doing whatever he wants while Shia is doing what Shia is doing.
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ArcadeAcademic2 days ago
+29
Money doesn’t make you happy, it just allows you to live comfortably in your misery
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Q_OANN2 days ago
+39
That sounds so f****** good right now
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SchwiftaySauce2 days ago
+29
I’d rather be miserable and living comfy than miserable and broke as f***.
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Individual_Respect902 days ago
+6
My favorite saying is money can’t buy happiness but I would always prefer to cry in a lambo.
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No-Stranger29362 days ago
+5
I will say that broke and miserable was what changed my drinking habits forever. I do better nowadays financially and still haven't felt the desire to go back to my old lifestyle.
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Bizkets2 days ago
+3
That's a fantastic way to find a silver lining! I'm happy for you
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dylan_19922 days ago
+8
This. Shia at his stage in life would be the same, probably worse, if it wasn’t for his fame.
Money didn’t do this to him. This is him.
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cryptoslut1232 days ago
+3
It isn't money, it's the stress of child stardom. 90% of them end up going nuts in some way.
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BakesCakes2 days ago
+1
watch his interview with Channel 5 - Andrew...
You really can't talk bad about the guy. He's had his struggles just like the rest of us... I mean yeah I guess we can talk about him but it's probably part of the problem
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Threat_Level_92 days ago
+2
Yeah, but he has the means to get better. Instead, he does the complete opposite.
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BakesCakes2 days ago
+1
Yeah but at least now everyone who wants a relationship with him knows what they're getting into.
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AmbitiousButRubbishh2 days ago
-4
I mean, dude has serious brain damage & memory problems because of an incident from his acting career. I wouldn’t call that living your best life.
That’s like saying Michael J. Fox is living his best life
I’m sure both of their best lives don’t include their detrimental illnesses
Muniz suffers just like Shia as a result of being a childhood actor, it just manifests differently for the two
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DeliciousStand3722 days ago
+4
need to stop spreading this because Frankie has clarified again and again that it’s a misquote. he meant he dont remember every single thing from his childhood especially since hes a child actor so he mentally checks in and out whenever hes doing a job/character.
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CrissBliss2 days ago
+12
To be fair, Shia himself (during more clearheaded times) said the movie Holes was a nightmare and his dad would often pick fights with Jon Voight, or vice versa.
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BakesCakes2 days ago
+2
his dad is a vietnam vet.... it makes a lot of things make sense
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_Badwulf_Bruh__2 days ago
+5
Respectfully, Shia is bipolar. It’s not just the game, genetically he was always going to have a battle.
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nasnedigonyat2 days ago
+14
This just in. Man holds popular opinion on a well documented issue!
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-Goofy-Gooner-2 days ago
+9
But genuinely, though.. he should get some help, right?
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TheJaybo2 days ago
+5
I can't believe you would just take a shot at him like that.
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TomOnReddi2 days ago
+5
Aw man that was a great moment from Cranston. It wasnt the best part of the talk, but it was a noteable moment. It is definitely the message that has been and needs to be kept. Shia indeed needs major help.
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pike3602 days ago
+5
Takes a shot? Um
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Basicyeti8372 days ago
+5
Shot? That’s just sound advice.
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SillyMikey2 days ago
+4
At one point, the problem is just you. When you get arrested on a constant basis, you’re the f****** problem.
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aaronuu72 days ago
+6
Shia had a better career than Muniz
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SeasonElectrical31732 days ago
-1
Lol what? No he didn't.
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aaronuu717 hr ago
I prefer Shias movies over Muniz. Muniz peaked when he was young I’d rather peak when I’m a young adult. Shia definitely made more mistakes in life tho
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SeasonElectrical317317 hr ago
+1
Peaked? Bro, isn't he like a pro race car driver that has made multiple times over the money he made from Malcom by doing racing?
I could care less who's movies you prefer. I was just thinking you simping for Shia is pretty hilarious.
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Comfortable_Care27152 days ago
+2
Not much of a shot
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Low_Intention_13272 days ago
+1
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OonaPelota2 days ago
+1
There’s a big difference between saying somebody needs help and offering to help them.
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Ragnarawr2 days ago
+1
Didn’t Shea give some long ass interview how he gave up drinking and found god?
Didn’t take long for him to go back to drinking, and shooting dogs on the street. Dude needs serious help, or to be tucked away from society.
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VinylHighway2 days ago
+1
Anyone who claims they found a magical being is full of c***
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GoldDoubleCup2 days ago
+1
While I saw this clip, I don’t believe this should be an article. Someone is really desperate for ad revenue.
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FlaccidGhostLoad2 days ago
+1
What are you talking about Shia seems fine.
[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5eiiEX2c89s](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5eiiEX2c89s)
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SgtRedRum5182 days ago
+1
Whoever this writer is f****** sucks lol giving grown up advice isn’t taking a shot especially when he seems to mean it like that
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buffdaddy772 days ago
+1
Bryan Cranston CLAPS Shia LeBouf’s asscheeks raw. Tell’s the latter “Bro, you gotta swallow a chill pill muh boi. Yo ass gonna keep getting clapped unless you make a change.”
More news at 11.
Is it “taking a shot” when dude actually needs to get some help
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1-800-WhoDey2 days ago
+1
Rich Roll did a great podcast episode on Shia’s situation in Nola. He needs help.
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SeasonElectrical31732 days ago
+3
Don't worry about some random celebrity who couldn't give less of a shit about you. Focus on your own life, man.
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dividiangurt2 days ago
-1
Shia is far more entertaining than Cranston.
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bershka3212 days ago
-13
I love Bryan but this feels like punching down
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cheezeebred2 days ago
+20
Shia has admitted to murdering a dog in a pursuit to increase his method acting ability. Punch him down all the way into hell for all I care.
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Human_Document_15772 days ago
+15
Oh no don’t punch down on the violent sex abuser who refuses to take any responsibility for the harm he’s caused himself and others
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LesterGrossman_2 days ago
+10
Punching down to…… a straight white rich homophobic abusive misogynistic A list celebrity….?
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swagpanther2 days ago
+16
How? He needs help, and refuses to get it. Call a s**** a s****.
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MichaelMyersEatsDogs2 days ago
+7
You can’t punch down a raging abusive bigot. This isn’t a one time thing. He’s being doing shit like this for well over a decade. He’s piece of shit
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LamentConfiguration12 days ago
+3
Maybe watch the video? Context changes this whole thing. Him and Frankie were in an interview and Frankie was talking about how he passed up the lead role in holes and wondered if his career would have been bigger in movies like Shai's. It wasnt just randomly punching down.
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CrissBliss2 days ago
+3
Shia was just filmed a few weeks ago screaming at a random lady in Rome, Italy.
>He's talking animatedly to this woman ... before loudly yelling "F*** off" at her. Despite his anger, she appears relatively unfazed ... not moving a muscle while he stares her down. Later on, the video picks up with Shia screaming in the street ... pacing around a crosswalk and yelling in a general direction. It's unclear if he's yelling at the same woman or someone else.
> As you know ... Shia has had a concerning few weeks -- beginning with his arrest for battery in New Orleans last month. He was allowed to travel to Rome despite the arrest, where he was filmed walking around a hotel lobby in just his underwear.
https://www.tmz.com/2026/03/21/shia-labeouf-screams-at-woman-in-rome/
I’m sorry for whatever Shia endured during his childhood, but unfortunately it’s his responsibility now to sort himself out. And Bryan isn’t exactly wrong by saying he needs help, and Frankie was perhaps luckier than he realizes to have escaped whatever Shia did as a fellow child-star.
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