The Fall Guy - Movie Review

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that she and Ryan Gosling used to date, but then he was. wounded and him as a ghost point is that she is directing a

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now he is the stuntman in the movie, but his star played by Aaron Taylor Johnson has disappeared, so the producer chose Ryan Gosling to go find him, that's right, the stuntman is essentially a private investigator out to search for the missing star this feels like a throwback to something that might have come out in the 880s well, it's a big screen adaptation of a series from the 80's starring Lee Majors of the same name when I was talking about this movie in my p

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movies of the year I saw the comments people like it obviously he doesn't know this is based on a TV series look when I'm bombing a list out of 10 movies I can't go into the entire story of all the movies for the sake of time management, usually in the case of Fall Guy you are absolutely right.

I had no idea Dad was more of a Star Trek guy when I was a kid, what can I say? However, I really loved the night. at point 18 is The Fall Guys in the 80s, we will even say an action movie love letter from the 80s to the 90s to the unsung heroes of action cinema, the people who do the stunts make the action stars look good and get no credit. and that's woven into the plot, I mean, he's on this Search because people don't know who the stuntman is, they'll never recognize you, you have to do this for the studio, being an action rom-com, the chemistry between Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt I thought they were great, they have great on-screen chemistry in the sense that yes it means you can tell they are still in love with each other, hopefully they learn that by the end of this movie it is absolutely evident in the screen.

It doesn't even feel like a spoiler to say that yes, they obviously have a spark there. I bought them not just as romantic crushes, but I really bought them as friends, they had a camaraderie with them, whatever romance we look for on screen, it feels like one that could actually, it's not common in Hollywood, not even I buy it in fictional Hollywood, but I want this to work, that's the point where this movie makes it easy for the audience to root for them, that's important while Ryan Gosling is on screen being put to the test. You don't want the audience to just think why he's fighting for this if it works.

I give it 6 months. Don't let the audience think that about the people they know in their real lives, this is idealistic escapist cinema, let us believe anyway. good job on that and this love letter to The Unsung stuntmen should have some good action sequences right yeah I thought the action was really fun fun action great stunts what they are celebrating is shown in the screen, don't say it and because this movie is wrapped up in stunt culture. I guess I'll say that the correct term, I don't know, gives you enough of a glimpse behind the scenes behind the curtain of the fictional movie they're making in Stunt World, that when you see a trick being performed, you appreciate it and say hey, I feel like I know a little more than what I'm seeing, I couldn't write a thesis or anything, but you know there's a little more appreciation as you watch it and the movie in its own way tells a warning about technology.

The comedy of the movie is fun. I don't want to say that sometimes it's confrontational, but at one point it's like it's the opposite, breaking the fourth wall when someone is offline. in their minds I couldn't think of a better term, so I'm using zone, let me check the super computer in my pocket, yeah, stupefied by drugs or alcohol, also a term that older people say, good job Jeremy, anyway, when they show a character in that state. You can do one or two things to show that they are and have the audience see them how the room sees them, like Nicholas Cage and confront each other, or you can have the audience in their point of view and the audience can see how wild they are. .

Say unicorns included and I was wondering why that stood out as conflicting in the movie's theme. I think it's because stunt work is something that is objectively in the real world, it's physical work, being a body going through a piece of glass or a car wall. Spinning is tangible physical work in the real world. So when you see a journey from someone's point of view, it's the complete opposite. I do not know what it means. I'm not saying you're going to have this relationship with the scene. I'm just saying I said this part for the three other people who watched this video who might say, "Hey, he saw it like I saw it." I will say a common complaint moment, but around the 90 minute mark, Mark is like this movie is ending.

I feel good about this 90 minute long funny action romantic comedy that I read somewhere on Google, it was about 2 hours and 5 minutes. I guess I read that wrong, oh no, it's still at the end of what felt like the end. The act simply led to the Final Act, a final final act, as it was granted the penultimate Act of the film, it really is what the film celebrating led to a fun time, a fun action spectacle. Totally get it, it doesn't change the fact that I felt the The last half hour of this movie was a lot more than I felt in the first 90 minutes, but in the end I still had a great time.

Fall is something of a rarity in the entertainment world. There are many movies, television shows. Whatever. of entertainment that goes back to an earlier time in the countryside, a nostalgic time, but still feels modern, maybe feels a little out of place, a little on the nose, Fall Guy really is a film that, if there were coming out somewhere between Lethal Weapon and rush hour it would be right at home, regardless of the fact that in modern times they have smartphones, but you know what I mean, it was a fun and ridiculous time that you can see in theaters and then buy it on VHS, there's your setback.

He released it right there on VHS, the physical medium is dying, but my fellow film directors are keeping it alive. Where is Fall Guy? You've seen? What do you think about it? It comes out this weekend maybe not yet, after you see it you can let me. In the meantime, you know what your favorite action movie is. It's a bit vague. There is a lot to choose from. You can do the first three. There may come a time when we get charged per lyric in the comments section, but that's not today, so have fun with a list.

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