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204 reactions from 4 sources (Bluesky, Lemmy, TMDB reviews, Mastodon) · newest Oct 25, 2026 · last updated Oct 30, 2026 · How this works
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Lockjaw is a 2026 comedy film, directed by Sabrina Greco, starring Blu Hunt, Colin Burgess and Kevin Grossman.
- 160 people have posted about this film on Bluesky, Lemmy, TMDB reviews, Mastodon
- posts span Feb 18, 2025 to Oct 25, 2026
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60 of 204 · most liked firstFamily Movie Night We thought Lockjaw might like to join us so we brought her up into the living room in her temporary enclosure. Ain't she gorgeous!
neutral · AI labelView post →Welp folks, the house where the Christmas Adventurers meet to discuss the “revelation” about Lockjaw was RONALD FUCKING REAGAN’S LITERAL HOUSE from when he was governor of California!!! This movie will not stop!! www.nytimes.com/2025/10/24/m...
neutral · AI labelView post →I watched One battle after another late last night just because last movie on Oscar noms i missed. Well..... Seems like it was written and made before today. Lockjaw ( Penn) is Bovine. To a tee, I wonder if that was intent. Well played Sean Penn.
positive · AI labelView post →Really perplexed by the idea that anyone could watch this movie and come away thinking Lockjaw is meant to be morally equivalent to any of the leftist characters
neutral · AI labelView post →Sean Penn skipped the Oscar ceremony, where he got his third Oscar for supporting actor for his portrayal as Colonel Lockjaw in Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another, and instead traveled to Ukraine. variety.com/2026/film/ne...
neutral · AI labelView post →Ben Shapiro: This movie is woke bullshit with ridiculous on-the-nose names like Lockjaw and a group of white supremacist white guys who call themselves the Christmas Adventurers Tucker Carlson: I endorse Casey Putsch of the Blood and Soil Party
neutral · AI labelView post →If you tolerate Trump/Epstein authoritarianism, then your children will be next. That's the message from Paul Thomas Anderson's epic One Battle After Another, in which a once-radical father (DiCaprio) seeks to protect his daughter from Col. Lockjaw (Sean Penn)-5/5 film-authority.com/2025/09/27/o...
neutral · AI labelView post →Damn I totally disagree - I think that another actor's take on BDT's character could have been interesting, and I think without Sean Penn's portrayal of Lockjaw the film doesn't work at all
positive · AI labelView post →Loved the film. It felt to me that Lockjaw and co. were just one tentacle of the whole ICE/DHS monster - that there would be other groups in other geographies, with other axes to grind. Because it was personal to him - he was steering the operations towards his own private aim.
positive · AI labelView post →Yes! I saw OBAA before I knew who Bovino was. My analogue for Lockjaw when I watched the movie was RFK Jr (his garbage disposal voice, sexual deviancy and haggard face) but when Bovino became a newsworthy guy I could only think of him as Lockjaw
neutral · AI labelView post →And his performance was probably the best in this film. His portrayal of Col. Lockjaw will absolutely curl your hair. Loved him in Mystic River, too.
positive · AI labelView post →Mighty Max Tangles with Lockjaw! Big Red the Lumberjack is a weird opponent - an axe-wielding psycho wearing scold’s bridle whilst locked in a crate in a barn (maybe based on a film?) - but is super fun. The cartoon made him an ancient violence demon imprisoned in a tree instead #vintagetoytuesday
neutral · AI labelView post →I seriously haven't stopped thinking about Sean Penn in One Battle After Another. I loved the film, one of my favourites of the year but what I remembered and thought about most is his turn Lockjaw. It's seriously an astonishing piece of acting, hilarious, frightening and pathetic.
positive · AI labelView post →These ghouls watch that movie and think Lockjaw is the protagonist.
neutral · AI labelView post →"yeah imagine if the transporter was disco elysium and also a 3 hour long episode of Maury about a guy named Steven Lockjaw" it's basically a perfect film for me man fuck
positive · AI labelView post →A question about a moment in OBAA: When Lockjaw is leering at Perfidia from the car and PTA puts a spyglass filter on, do people think the film is sexualizing her or Lockjaw is?
neutral · AI labelView post →He absolutely has to get the nom! He would have been my pick for best supporting until Sean Penn's Lockjaw, but Lindo's performance in Sinners is one of the best pieces of acting of the year and for me one of the strongest highlights of the film.
positive · AI labelView post →Lots of uncanny things about this movie, but its crazy how much of Lockjaw's energy Bovino exudes
neutral · AI labelView post →I cannot believe a movie with characters named Stephen J Lockjaw and Perfidia Beverly Hills would upset people about the nuance of how revolutionaries are represented in popular media.
neutral · AI labelView post →Highly recommend "One Battle After Another". It's an extraordinary film. DiCaprio and Penn are standouts. Anderson masterfully exposes their moral ambiguity. Both prophetic and disturbing, it’s a demanding yet essential watch. If Penn doesn't win an Oscar for Lockjaw, There Will Be Blood!
positive · AI labelView post →Best acting in that movie was Penn as the unhinged Col Lockjaw. It really had me thinking Lockjaw is Bovino, Bovino is Lockjaw and the "Christmas Explorers" club or whatever it was called, is the Heritage Foundation. We get thru the next couple of years, One Battle After Another y'all...
positive · AI labelView post →Gestapo bovino aka himmler is character Col. Steven J. Lockjaw from the movie One battle after another
neutral · AI labelView post →The guy in the picture is a high-ranking immigration official called Lockjaw, from the movie One Battle After Another. Mega-racist who secretly lusts after black women.
neutral · AI labelView post →this is why Lockjaw immediately escaped the film and manifested himself IRL
neutral · AI labelView post →Gestapo bovino aka himmler is character Col. Steven J. Lockjaw from the movie One battle after another www.imdb.com/video/vi3797...
neutral · AI labelView post →Gestapo bovino aka himmler is character Col. Steven J. Lockjaw from the movie One battle after another
neutral · AI labelView post →People keep comparing Greg Bovino to Sgt. Lockjaw from the OBAA movie, but I would like to state that there is zero evidence that Bovino ever got laid
neutral · AI labelView post →Lockjaw works so well because the movie understands the true inverse of a revolutionary isn't someone who rules the system, it's someone who's the system's perfect sucker.
positive · AI labelView post →My favorite things regarding #OneBattleAfterAnother ⚠️SPOILERISH⚠️ The 2 major white male players (Bob and Lockjaw) are arguably the two most ineffective characters of the entire film; ON PURPOSE. Every major plot movement is facilitated, heavy-lifted, or completed by a minority. Very telling.
positive · AI labelView post →The parallel between Lockjaw and Bovino who emerges well after this movie was written and shot is really something. Both are useful idiots who are used as pawns for the people truly in control only to get tossed aside when they’re not useful anymore.
neutral · AI labelView post →Col Steven Lockjaw. I was thinking that as I watched the movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →I love Sean Penn’s acting, but his performance as Lockjaw in One Battle After Another did not deserve the Oscar. It was one of his worst. . It wasn’t even the best supporting actor role in that film (Benicio Del Torro was). It should have gone to Stellan Skarsgard. His performance was beautiful.
negative · AI labelView post →Gestapo bovino aka himmler is character Col. Steven J. Lockjaw from the movie One battle after another www.imdb.com/video/vi3797...
neutral · AI labelView post →🛡️ Tiny Men with Guns: The Sequel? Left: Colonel Lockjaw, the movie villain straight out of “One Battle After Another” – obsessed with borders and badges. Right: Gregory Bovino, real-life Border Patrol boss, channeling that same energy in Trump’s immigration crackdowns. When fiction meets reality…
neutral · AI labelView post →This film is incredible and incredibly pertinent to our present divided society. Teyana Taylor as Perfidia Beverly Hills is a revelation. The entire cast was perfect for each individual role they played. Sean Penn as Colonel Steven J. Lockjaw is as far away from Jeff Spicoli as a role could be.
positive · AI labelView post →Had @russfischer.bsky.social point out I dodged a bullet that Sean Penn’s character in the book is named Brock but he’s Lockjaw in the movie, and I was like yeah woof thank god no more Brock shade, but then someone called me “Col. Brockjaw” and we cannot reseal the dam; Halloween costume inbound.
neutral · AI labelView post →(I know I, at least, was thinking of bell hooks a lot during the film. Specifically "Eating the Other: Desire and Resistance." Lockjaw acts a lot like the men in hooks' essay, which feels intentional and important to contest with.)
neutral · AI labelView post →One Battle After Another - There's a version of this movie that makes del Toro's character the main and DiCaprio the supporting. This would avoid the pitfalls of the first 20 mins. plus you get Colonel Lockjaw vs. Sergio. That's how this film could've gone truly toe-to-toe with Sinners.
neutral · AI labelView post →I don’t know about any awards or anything, but Penn’s work as Lockjaw is as good as it gets, a completely ridiculous character that he plays 100% straightfaced and if he doesn’t the movie doesn’t work
positive · AI labelView post →I will say Lockjaw opening that note was probably the hardest I'd laughed at a movie in a while
positive · AI labelView post →Second, cut the pointless Christmas Club epilogue and give that space to a real exchange between Bob and Lockjaw (if you saw the movie, you know where to put this). There would have been a chance to put some depth into each one's motives and values, would really elevate the movie so much.
neutral · AI labelView post →I don’t consider myself a big fan of Sean Penn movies, but when I watch one, I’m struck by how top tier he is. He’s absolutely mesmerizing as Col. Lockjaw in #OneBattleAfterAnother. It’s an amazing role, anyway, but he’s almost psychotically good in it. Fantastic movie, too. #filmsky
positive · AI labelView post →But the entire point of the film is that Pat and Lockjaw aren’t the central characters. Willa and Sensei are.
neutral · AI labelView post →Saw One Battle After Another yesterday (in glorious 70mm at the gorgeous Oriental Theatre in Milwaukee.) Mind still abuzz. The acting. An angry call versus a calm, casual evacuation. Lockjaw’s walk. The humor. Two kids on a radio. The hilly chase. The hope. Can’t wait to see it again.
positive · AI labelView post →I couldn't buy into One Battle After Another. After thirty minutes it felt like a montage of backstory that was going to lead into an actual movie, but then it never did. Also the bit where the maniac-sociopath gives Lockjaw a boner at gunpoint was laughably stupid. Was it supposed to be so stupid?
negative · AI labelView post →5 mins into this movie, Lockjaw is eye-fucking & licking his lips at Perfidia while she points a gun at him. She tells him to get an erection “since we playin”. This is an erotic fantasy for him & when Perfidia realizes that, she’s into it.
neutral · AI labelView post →I think I've figured out what inspired Penn's performance as Colonel Lockjaw... It seems the choice he's made, as an actor, is to mostly embody the spirit of Elmer Fudd, but as though he were a real, human man w/ a profound sex addiction. It, uh, doesn't work for me 😬 #OneBattle #FilmSky #Film
negative · AI labelView post →Benicio's not in the French 75. That kinda just proves how vague the movie is about revolutionary causes, that it presents his totally separate operation as spiritually aligned. And Lockjaw is not specifically the enemy of the French 75, he inserts himself into it because he's horny.
neutral · AI labelView post →whether pro or con I've seen so few people reckoning with how PTA deliberately doubles Bob and Lockjaw in the film. not that Bob secretly wants to be Lockjaw or shares his values but Lockjaw is the racist demon in white consciousness that keeps coming back, that much be confronted
neutral · AI labelView post →the key dynamic in this film is between characters named Perfidia Beverly Hills and Colonel Steven J. Lockjaw, what are people not getting
neutral · AI labelView post →They better reference Lockjaw in FNaF 3 Movie I swear to god
neutral · AI labelView post →Me and @roninmacbeth.bsky.social have a theory Lockjaw escaped the movie and entered real life as Bovino
neutral · AI labelView post →Absolutely fantastic, astute essay. I’m glad someone else had the same … not misgivings, but sense of missed opportunities about the movie. Too much Lockjaw, not enough Perfidia, and I was left waiting for a Pat/Willa conversation that never came. Honestly, I wanted more time with the nuns, too.
neutral · AI labelView post →Omg, he *is* Lockjaw. Just messaged this to the friends I saw the film with--thanks!
neutral · AI labelView post →It took me a few scenes to stop looking/waiting for the bits of the book I hoped were in there and instead just enjoy the film that I was watching. Can't quite articulate why without more thought but I think Steve Lockjaw works better on film than SP trying to do Brock Vond would have done.
positive · AI labelView post →Sean Penn is an absolute deity, the man is a genius. He's on some Daniel Day-Lewis level shit here. Col. Steven Lockjaw immediately one of the great villains in movie history.
positive · AI labelView post →The trailer for One Battle After Another we got today ahead of Honey Don’t made it look like a conventional action film aside from Sean Penn playing a character named Lt. Steven Lockjaw
neutral · AI labelView post →The movie falls apart at this plot point: why would Perfidia fuck Lockjaw instead of shoot him? He’s alone, in a room, she has the gun and he doesn’t, and he’s endangered everyone she works with.
negative · AI labelView post →I also liked this movie. Good characters, actors, pacing. The cinematics were on point. I love how DiCaprio spent 90% of the film in some raggedy bathrobe! Lol! Sean Penn was great as Lockjaw. The DNA test was the best scene.
positive · AI labelView post →I'm sure he was game, but I'm so sad that they made my hero Jim Downey say, "Semen demon," on film. That's going to bum me out forever. #OneBattleAfterAnother #OneBattle #FilmSky That's after Lockjaw says he believes Perfidia Beverly Hills was a sperm-thief. This is dreadful again. Not funny.
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