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Dec 28 2016 02:57am
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I think him and Winding-Refn just work together well. Like Nolan and Christian Bale. There's a lot of movies where like you said, he's just for the glamour. But starting with Drive, they really found a way to make him brooding and serious beyond the pretty face.

I think that could work well here. Could.


Drive and The Place Beyond The Pines were his best movies imo
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Dec 28 2016 11:48am
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Drive and The Place Beyond The Pines were his best movies imo


Yeah they're good. Honestly I love him in Crazy, Stupid, Love, even though it's a chick flick. People forget he had a small role in Remember the Titans. Solid in that. But I really liked Gosling in Murder by Numbers. That's where I noticed him. The Place Beyond the Pines was good, as was Only God Forgives. More Refn there as well. Again, I just think Refn and him have a great synergy.
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Dec 28 2016 09:58pm
I don't understand how anyone can call only god forgives a good movie.
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I don't understand how anyone can call only god forgives a good movie.


That's why.
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I don't understand how anyone can call only god forgives a good movie.


Everyone's got a different taste. For me it wasn't so much the weird son and mother dichotomy, nor the graphic violence, nor even the fact I trusted Refn before I even watched the movie. Spoiler alert; watching Ryan Gosling get fucking slain like that in hand-to-hand combat was just awesome.

Yes, I know he didn't actually die there. I mean it metaphorically. He was just owned. But there was a lot more besides that for the movie to be good to me.

I thought Kristin Scott Thomas was amazing in her role, and the symbolism all across the movie made me think a lot deeper more constantly than movies of late. Again, this is all opinion.

I can't understand why you wouldn't like it ;P
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Dec 29 2016 11:44pm
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Everyone's got a different taste. For me it wasn't so much the weird son and mother dichotomy, nor the graphic violence, nor even the fact I trusted Refn before I even watched the movie. Spoiler alert; watching Ryan Gosling get fucking slain like that in hand-to-hand combat was just awesome.

Yes, I know he didn't actually die there. I mean it metaphorically. He was just owned. But there was a lot more besides that for the movie to be good to me.

I thought Kristin Scott Thomas was amazing in her role, and the symbolism all across the movie made me think a lot deeper more constantly than movies of late. Again, this is all opinion.

I can't understand why you wouldn't like it ;P


See, I see places on the internet talk about all the symbolism in the movie and if you didn't like the movie it is just because you are too stupid to understand it. But I saw all the symbolism and none of it was earned. Nothing in the movie felt like it belonged or was earned. It all was just a bunch of meaningless shit hidden behind some failed wannabe "deepness" that the movie didn't actually have. Imo.

And gosling's performance felt like it mimic'd his character, in that he was basically the only one in the film that didn't give a fuck and didn't want to be there but was forced.

I guess that is partly why the movie failed imo, so much of it was centered around his character and he literally didn't care. His character was doing things he didn't give a shit about basically to get his mother to shut the fuck up. How can you expect an audience to care or get engaged in that kind of setting?

This post was edited by Blah58 on Dec 29 2016 11:44pm
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See, I see places on the internet talk about all the symbolism in the movie and if you didn't like the movie it is just because you are too stupid to understand it. But I saw all the symbolism and none of it was earned. Nothing in the movie felt like it belonged or was earned. It all was just a bunch of meaningless shit hidden behind some failed wannabe "deepness" that the movie didn't actually have. Imo.

And gosling's performance felt like it mimic'd his character, in that he was basically the only one in the film that didn't give a fuck and didn't want to be there but was forced.

I guess that is partly why the movie failed imo, so much of it was centered around his character and he literally didn't care. His character was doing things he didn't give a shit about basically to get his mother to shut the fuck up. How can you expect an audience to care or get engaged in that kind of setting?


Well obviously you didn't understand the message, why its not great to be a complete dick. Something your obviously struggling with, power is not a granted right with a badge or belt, but by understanding the situation and perspective.
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