Something him and Leslie Nielsen do very well.

Also, he's a better actor than Reynolds

Both work for different reasons

@@monicamerle1417 water is wet

Add to that, that Reynolds plays the Persona Ryan Reynolds in every movie nowadays. Ryan Gosling plays different characters as different characters.

Deserves 1 billion likes

literally me

I'm shooketh too (i am Margot Robbie)

Yes you are now just take your happy pills

You're not even Ryan Gosling!😂💀

hi! sorry to bother you but I love film and also live in Melbourne, Australia. I just wanted to ask you how would one get into the film industry here? Sorry to ask here lmao but read this comment and thought I should just try my luck and ask since it’s something I’ve always wondered how to do! If u could reply, that would be much appreciated! if you can’t, all good! Thank you anyways 😄

@@Judawesome Howdy! That's all good, i'm happy to answer! Basically the way I and other colleagues/friends I know (that aren't nepo babies) got in because of passion, and dedication to film. Basically, it's kind of something you have to put time into. That means working on your own films or helping out with other peoples films, like friends or meeting people from Starnow (for example). It's starting anyway you can to get on a film set, even if that means working for free at first. In fact I would say that's most likely a given. You work on X amount of films for X amount of times - day after day, week after week, month after month, year after, year (however long it takes) until eventually someone in the industry you've met who is most likely a friend of yours or friend of a friend who works in the industry gives you a shot. So basically, I guess it's just you start doing it. Go on StarNow, work on as many sets as you can, fall in love with it, and then eventually if you keep at it, you'll be on a film set. Hope this helped! Not sure if this is what you were asking, but this is what came to mind.

@@theorangecollective.7663 wow! this helped heaps!! Thank you for taking the time to reply! Appreciate it heaps 🙏

⁠@@theorangecollective.7663 I definitely believe you! He has always have a good reputation of being a sweet, kind, and professional person that everybody adores.

Thank you I aspire to go to film school one day for directing, and this advice will probably help a lot. I deeply appreciate it.

Thats why I love Once Upon A Time In Hollywood they shoot Brad and Leo like movie starts and its awesome

That's just because they're trying to sell crap move by its star value.

Nobody wants to go to the movie theater if the movies are garbage. I remember last summer going to see Barbie on a Saturday night and the theaters were packed. It was the first time since the pandemic that everything felt normal. No masks, everybody happy, while they wolfed down giant bags of popcorn. And then two months later when Barbie was gone, it was back to mostly empty theaters with people bored out of their minds. ( looking forward to "The Fall Guy" and DeadPool 3 this summer, I also watched about 20 trailers for summer movies that look super cheezy and tell horrible stories. Yuk. )

@@SewTubular Are people more dead inside?

@@mangogoat4691 Nah going to the movies is just expensive and people prefer watching stuff at home. It's more convinient and you don't have to deal with other people talking over the movie or have to buy overpriced snacks.

Or Civil War. We need good mid-budget films or good blockbusters and not some made random ass blockbusters done in "fuck the viewers, we need money" and the box office of Disney blockbusters is making me happy. People will fight for good change.

@@razvanradoiu Even as someone who loves going to the theater way more than watching a movie at home, with how much it costs (and moreso if you're getting food, or even just popcorn and soda anymore) the movie has to catch my eye, or it's just not worth it. Add onto that the rising prices of /everything else/ which means I have less money to spend on fun stuff in general, and I went from going multiple times a month to going once maybe every 3 months or so

Aha yeah I’m a bit confused as to how much he really liked it (i personally loved it but i also understand some of the criticisms)

Calling it “the best movie to watch on an airplane I’ve seen in a while” is the most hilarious endorsements I’ve ever heard of.

Peak comedy honestly him and steve carel killed it

“i work dirty dancing into the conversation “😂😂

him looking at the sneakers!

the velcro wallet scene

Another great Ryan Gosling comedy that sadly went under most people's radar was The Nice Guys. Definitely worth a watch especially if you enjoyed The Fall Guy

I feel like David Leitch should helm action comedies with heavily practical stunts from now on. He has made Brad Pitt in Bullet Train and Ryan Gosling in The Fall Guy feel like Stephen Chow in Kung Fu Hustle.

Glad to see someone appreciate a movie that can have you beaming through the climax

I agree! It was such a fun film and I loved how it was paced, I’m not a big action movie person so it’ll always stand out to me as one of my favourites because of how unique the setting and premise was.

David Leitch really made the best Guy Ritchie crime comedy since Snatch

The DNA researching minigame from Blade Runner 2049!

i prefer the boxing mini game in your wife’s office from blue valentine

Uh the one where's the hoverboard in space

I like the one where I drive *tonini tonini toni tonini tonini toni dunnnnn THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT YOU🗿🎶

yikes

Dont be sorry Im on your side

This ❤

I'm on Karsten's side, bullet train was too self aware and cheesy and when they tried to make things more emotional in the second half I couldn't take it seriously. I like the premise, the characters, and the acting for the most part. But I felt like the writing was too messy.

@@jakepassolt9640 I would say the same thing about Fall Guy tbh. It’s like a 6/10 movie at best.

Dune two isn't a smash hit tho... It is certainly a critical hit and a financial success, but not nearly on the level of barbie, top gun maverick, avatar, spiderman no way home or even super mario. It's just a success but not a HIT

700 mil isn't a hit to you?

@@npclucario7005 Not when the production budget is 190 millon. Not when ticket prices are at an all time high. It's a success for sure, but it perfomed okay for a block buster of its size

I see your point but Dune 2 being the only guaranteed "hit" (despite only getting 700mil so far) doesn't say a lot. It's a popular IP which has a story of struggle being adapted, and the follow up to a first part which was critically acclaimed. With a great director, DP and composer, and a stellar cast?? I feel like if a movie needs all of this to be a guaranteed hit (which, let's remember, Dune 1 wasn't) the point still stands.

It was mid

Not important to filmmaking, important for Hollywood. Business, not art. Big difference. I also disagree with him that Fall Guy is so much better than Bullet Train. I liked them both quite a lot. (I wish Leitch had a better handle on VFX incorporation; so much of it looks like the Russos’ work on Marvel movies.)

wait there was a dune reference? edit: oh yeah nevermind I remember it now

@@prowelshman yeah the movie she was directing was similar to dune like in the scenes where Ryan visits ryder's house and girl attacks him and then they talk about metalstorm and there was a scene which gives dune vibes ykyk i mean even the bg was similar.

Yeah and the music was a shout-out too I think to dune in those scenes

@@violetvrataski i literally looked at my friend and I was like "dune!?" 🗣️🗣️

they even got the main character of dune, duncan idaho, to cameo lol

Guessing you didn't see dune 2

​​@@simontaylor2525 you can't really compare the two movies since dune 2 was already built off of dune 1 (trusted property) and while dune is a space epic, this is a cheesy action movie

lol mine had 6

I KNEW IT WAS DUNE MUSIC STOP I WAS THE ONLY OJE WHO GIGGLED TOO AND I HAVENT EVEN SEEN THE MOVIES LMAOO

If Karst hasn't seen Hit Man yet it'd be best to wait for that one

Oh yes, good idea! He has a great filmography, a ranking by Karsten would be very interesting. I've seen eight Linklater movies so far, my ranking would be: 1. Before Sunset 2. Everybody Wants Some!! 3. Before Midnight 4. Apollo 10 1/2 5. Before Sunrise 6. School of Rock 7. Boyhood 8. A Scanner Darkly I might watch Dazed and Confused next week, that one has been on my list for a while. Feel free to share your own ranking!

@@Arawn2020 i have also seen all of his except dazed

damn bro

Some say it gets better, some don’t make it past that point

U good, bro?

Winston Duke screaming "Dwayne The Rock Johnson!"

???? not even a long video, get your brain rot checked out

yeah i feel like im missing something because everyone seemed to really like it and i was bored the entire time and the script was very hard (for me at least) to follow. i didn't think it was a good movie at all.

@@shrekt1000you have bad taste

​@@shrekt1000Can I ask why? I mean, most people say that it's good, and I think it was a 10/10. Why do you think it's boring?

Interesting. I can certainly imagine him as a comedic Batman.

Which is funny because it was more mediocre than bad... unlike No Hard Feelings