The Fall Guy: An Important Movie
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I think the reason Gosling works so well in comedies is because he plays comedies as a drama, while Reynolds plays comedy as a comedy. Ryan Reynolds basically always plays comedy roles like someone who knows he's in a comedy and wants the audience to know he's in a comedy so he can deliver some tongue-in-cheek lines, while Gosling plays comedies just like a drama, aka a character stuck in a situation that's out of their control and they're reacting to that
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.
i can’t believe Karsten made a video about me (i am Ryan Gosling)
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!😂💀
Fun little Ryan Gosling film set story! I work in the film industry in Australia (in Melbourne) but I have friends that went over to Sydney to work on this movie and someone told me one of the catering girls one day dropped a bunch of food from their trey around set. She was embarrassed and dropped to her knees to start picking up the food. And while she was picking the food up, someone ran over to help her. When she looked up it was Ryan Gosling helping her pick up the food she had spilt. She said she got extremely red and blushed hard. He smiled, chatted with her and helped her out. I know this story isn't the biggest deal, but just wanted to spread the word that Ryan Gosling, is a certified good dude on set, at least around the Australia scene. I know this seems small, but many actors and people for that matter, would not do the same as what Mr. Gosling did.
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.
The Fall Guy made me realise one reason why there aren’t any movie stars now, because directors don’t shoot them properly anymore, but The Fall Guy actually films Ryan Gosling (and to a lesser extent Emily Blunt) like actual movie stars. It’s a bit like Challengers where the camera is clearly in love with these people in some way. Personally I quite liked it and I think we would do well to have more movies like The Fall Guy and fewer like Free Guy.
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.
If your recall Crazy, Stupid, Love, Ryan Gosling BEEN had brilliant comedic timing and delivery
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
this is the most tepid glowing endorsement of a movie i've ever seen
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.
Damn i had the polar opposite reaction to Bullet train. One of my favorite action movies of the last 5 years. I loved how it all flowed together and everybody was so entertaining.
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
It sucks that we are putting SO MUCH pressure on movies like "The Fall Guy" and "Challengers" to be hits but... this is where we are now.
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
Part of why this really soars - on top of being a genuine fun summer blockbuster - is that it feels like a return to Sincere Cinema™. It buys into its own stakes, its own romance, its own comedy. I don't imagine it'll be cracking the top of most people's year end lists, but man, is it happy to entertain you for two hours.
the coffee bit early on was so funny too. felt like ryan gosling was back in his nice guys bag, his comedic chops are still so underrated
Hot take: Aaron Taylor Johnson should do more comedy. I see him following a Ryan Gosling trajectory of being put in pretty boy roles but eventually getting to do more. Him in Bullet Train convinced me he really can and does shine when he’s allowed to have fun.
If you're such a big fan of Fall Guy, what's your favorite minigame?
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🗿🎶
"nothing is a guaranteed hit anymore," "...and if its not, i'm not really sure what a Hollywood Blockbuster is supposed to look like anymore," Karsten why have you wiped your memory of Dune: Part Two? I feel insane what is happening???
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
7:46 This guy really tried to armchair psychologist this fun action movie. Bullet Train and The Fall Guy literally have the EXACT same tone and mood, I don't know how Bullet Train is smug while The Fall Guy is so important to filmmaking...
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.)
I'm sorry but Bullet Train is a fuckin masterpiece
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.
Everything he said in the first three minutes reminded me of The Mummy 25th Anniversary screening I saw (still holds up), and the feeling it left me with: WHY do movies like that not get made anymore? Like, just fun adventure movies with good comedy and characters, a romance that works, so decent horror elements, and despite being goofy, is so sincere about what it wants to be that you smile along WITH IT. Like a kid who wants to show you his awesome drawing.
BRING BACK MOVIES LIKE THAT, PLEASE!
This is the first movie I've seen in a long time that A) i didnt regret buying a ticket B) was actually enjoyable and C) had more than 5 other people in the theater, and people we're actually laughing at the conedy.
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 was shocked at the dune reference in the movie
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
THE LOVE AND THUNDER JUMPSCARE LMAOOOOO
Spoilers for this movie:
Ok but when the Dune inspired music played in that one desert speech scene I fucking laughed so hard and not alot of people around me got it but god, that got me so hard.
I KNEW IT WAS DUNE MUSIC STOP I WAS THE ONLY OJE WHO GIGGLED TOO AND I HAVENT EVEN SEEN THE MOVIES LMAOO
Do a richard linklater ranked
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
This film is an absolute blast and some scenes reminds me of 2002 Big Fat Liar. It’s about time to get a stunts category at the oscars
Honestly, i liked the movie. Like yeah, with some of the plot points or characters you ask your self do they need to be here. But I think it was self aware just the right amount (for most of the movie) and the comedy that hit hit hard. Some scenes were just so funny. And on top of it being a pretty fine movie it was so in a time where so many others sucked, it was just a really lighthearted reprieve that was desperately needed.
i cant believe u didnt like the split screen gag!!! i totally loved that so much, i think maybe a lot of scenes n gags in this movie were just a hit or miss for whoever watched it, but agh i totally loved that scene
Those recycled movie scripts sound like my life, being old, tired and hoping for a surprise hit in this oversaturated sequel of life.
damn bro
Some say it gets better, some don’t make it past that point
U good, bro?
I didn't expect this movie to be my favorite romcom set in Australia that I saw this year
I was really surprised of how good and funny this movie is :) also many scenes are pretty well executed! awesome camera operating and staging of the characters in the frame
Props to Karsten for propping this movie. So good. Saw it not knowing the first thing about it. Wonderful experience.
As someone who loves film and like learning the ins and outs of it, but also in appreciates a good funny story I really enjoyed this movie and I thought it was way better than I thought it was going to be. Definitely needs to be seen in a cinema to enjoy it
A lot of the jokes didn’t land. But there were enough of them to where a lot did land. I found the side characters the most effective.
Winston Duke screaming "Dwayne The Rock Johnson!"
karsten’s weird narcissism is so funny. even when he’s praising a movie, he still has to remind us how much better it would be if HE made it lmfao
Driving out to see Moms in Palm Springs for Mother’s Day weekend and as watching you vid she text ‘how about we go eee Fall Guy” movie! 🙌🏻😎🌴✨🎬🕊️
This movie should be an absolute smash hit in theaters and I’m really sad that it currently isn’t. Like you said, if this movie isn’t doing well… I don’t know what will
I bought tickets to see this on May 2nd. Now, May 21st, I bought it on RUclips. This film deserves so much more success for its value. It felt like watching art again.
Saw this today and it was the most entertaining movie i have seen in a long time. I genuinely enjoyed this and cannot WAIT to purchase this movie. I am going to rewatch this movie an indecent number of times.
Bullet Train was such a fun and pleasant surprise for me, very excited to see this
I just watched this movie yesterday and today there’s a new upload 😂
6/10 for me. Thought the script was mid. I get it was supposed to be dumb but it just wasn’t my kinda dumb I guess. I did really appreciate the stunt work though and I do feel it’s a must watch for anyone who cares about how films are made.
Also the neon fight scene was one of the coolest action sequences I’ve seen on screen. I genuinely hope we see more creative uses of animation in live action going forward.
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?
bro talked so much but said so little
???? not even a long video, get your brain rot checked out
I agree with pretty much everything you say here. I had almost the exact same thought about the splitscreen sequence
You're right, this is SUCH an airplane movie
Idk if it makes sense, but Ryan Gosling gives me Adam West Vibes..
Interesting. I can certainly imagine him as a comedic Batman.
This movie is so underrated
Cant believe they made a movie about the bean guys
I think the advertisement for this movie is wayy to little cus i think people would watch it if they knew it was a thing😭 i loved it tho, watched it a few hours ago
Thanks bro
This may be my favorite film of the year
my problem w the fall guy is that it shouldnt be THE movie of the summer. it should be a solid movie that came out during the summer but it feels like w its release date they hyped it up to be the movie of the summer. its a fine movie but nothing crazy.
This movie did exactly what it set out to do. The acting was great, and so was the script. I loved the two main character’s relationship. It really felt like they were two people that had a lot of romantic experience with each other, and were falling back into the groove that they had before things went wrong. It felt very familiar to my own experiences with stuff like that.
The Fall Guy was one of the best movies I've seen in a while. It was easy to enjoy. It didn't feel antagonistic or preachy towards the audience. It had heart, it had humor, it was as clever as it needed to be. It had likeable characters and deliveries... and it had so much fun action. I could tell how much passion went into it, not necessarily because of the plot... but because of the stuntwork and the love of movie magic.
Honestly this movie isn't about a missing actor or a murder setup plot.... it's about making movies, it's Colt and Jody, and it's about reconciliation.
9.5/10
Can't wait for the extended cut.
I personally felt this movie was quite insincere about it celebrating or being for stuntmen epescially considering that the film still ended up using stuntmen for its stunts. Also there a couple of plot holes like the phone being destroyed and them not checking the sim card or a small one with colt fake out death and nobody thinking to check the area. I get this supposed to be more lighthearted so i suppose I shouldn't be looking too deep into it but felt like they could done better explaining these things. Lastly that ending started to drag for me and felt as if they ran out of time at the end.
Just watched it - my favourite film. Will watch it again
Ryan Gosling’s goodwill is really carrying this. The movie is average, all the characters say their lines with an inflection and a pause that clearly implies they think the dialogue is hysterical. It wasn’t, for me or most of the people in the hall I was in.
Also SPOILERS-
Making the movie within the movie a goofy spoof of obviously low quality just made Emily Blunts character come off as inept and clueless. If they had made it a clear clusterfuck which Blunt was fighting to keep together, THAT would be a strong motivation for both their characters.
Comparing this to Maverick in ANY way, is mind boggling.
I just got home from this movie, and can confirm it is FANTASTIC. I can't wait to re-watch in a few years and see how well the references age.
Man I can’t believe u didn’t like bullet train, one of my favorite movies of that year, so fun and the characters are so enjoyable, felt like a guy Ritchie movie mixed with anime
Of course this isn't an original film, It's the Ken movie for crying out loud......In all seriousness this is a remake of an old show but it's still fantastic
I just came out of the fall guy and I had a lot of fun watching the movie I don’t think it’s the best movie of the year but it’s certainly a banger so yeah the acting was solid the camera shots were good and it’s a nice love letter to stuntmen and stuntwomen 8.9/10
“The most ideal airplane movie in recent years” great way to describe it
5:13 coincidentally the 3 movies mentioned (Love & Thunder & Fall Guy, Anyone but you) were all shot in same city, same studio, same sound stages
I was so sceptical but i saw it yesterday and it is so fun!!!! Ryan and Emily have great chemistry, pacing is great, stunts are great! Yes there r couple of minor plot holes (like how he had such a drastic fall but in 18 months he is falling and fighting?). But still it was worth movie ticket!
Ryan gosling has written the script for the second fall guy
I took my mom for mothers day and we all loved it
Having just watched the fall guy, it really deserves being the best movie this year. The only bad thing I can say about it the deus ex machina gun shots but other than that, the casting, the lines, the actions, the stunts obviously, it was a solid 9/10 movie
One of the best movie theater experiences ever❤❤❤
It was a really fun movie! I think you named my criticisms of it very well, because I could just feel that something was missing but couldn't tell what. Definitely liked it a lot more than bullet train
Agree with everything but that comment about Hannah Waddingam in Ted Lasso, she was amazing
Just watched it, goated
bro forgot about avatar way of water lmao
Love the part when he said "its falling time"
First time I saw a movie in theaters for a while it was awesome.
Saw this movie in a sneak two weeks ago and was so positively surprised we got to watch it. As a person who's followed film sets and the stunt community for almost a decade I had such a good time. Was it cheesy? Absolutely. But the humor clicked and I really enjoyed myself 👏🏻
I love how it's mentioned a few times that the movie within the movie is supposed to be Emily Blunt's character's big passion project, and it's basically just _Dune: the Snyder Cut_
absolutely agree, so fun and the actors did amazing
Hey Karsten I recently found your channel and I really like it!!!!!!
Fall Guy reminds me of another movie Ryan Gosling was in, Nice Guys. Both are creative comedies with excellent writing and characters with a wacky murder plot revealed near the end.
In both Nice Guys and Fall Guy there is an epic final action sequence where Gosling's character is trying to get his hands on a piece of key evidence.
I just got back from the fall guy and I think that Ryan gosling officially has the most rizz capable to be owned by a human being and also that was so badass
I’m literally Ryan Gosling
The Fall Guy was my most anticipated movie of the year.
I loved it, when I went to see it. admittedly I did not have high expectations for it. So it easily surpassed my expectations. It was fun, not over-serious it was a fun movie with a decent plot.
Karsten: A Vague Thumbnail
I was starting to fall out of love with movies but this sucked back in with laughter
Aaron Taylor Johnson is insanely good in Nocturnal Animals. Would highly recommend
Also we get a big block buster every week. So how do studios expect movies to make money, when their being pushed out of premium screens in a week
I didn’t hate The Fall Guy, but I struggle to understand why its getting so much love. There are a couple of okay jokes, the main cast are all fun even if the dialogue felt mostly cringy to me.
And that's about it.
If it succeeds, that's cool.
If it fails, that sucks.
But I can't bring myself to care about it too much.
IMO its just mediocre, not bad but also nothing special, but for some reason some people LOVE ryan gosling and claim that every movie hes in is an absolute masterpiece thats important for cinema media.
In my opinion, Buller Train was MILES BETTER. I don't get the slander from Kirsten. I thought he kinda liked it in his original review
It reminded me of Knight and Day.
The fall guy is a step into the right direction in making the movie going experience fun again
I don't think I could have said it any better. Had been in a rut movie wise, and went to see this with minimal expectations and felt weirdly reinvigorated.
It‘s because comedy profits from good acting if done right just as much as other drama. So no surprise for me. Like horror it‘s an underrated genre.
but i enjoyed the split screen gag😭
9:00 THIS THE PERFECT MOVIE 2 WATCH ON A PLANE💯
Despite its problems, The Fall Guy is everything my 12-year-old self wanted out of a movie after seeing _Hooper_ for the first time. It's just so damn Fun, and I can't help but love a movie that knows it's fun.
After watching his ranking of Kubrick, I understood this man knows shit about movies
I actually think this is where Michael Bay's void is felt, I personally absolutely loved the first three transformers movies, despite getting mostly mixed reviews after the first. It completely knows what it wants to be, I thought all three movies were super funny and the action sequences and cgi were pretty top notch.
Is it legal to make an entire movie using my likeness like this? Are they allowed to use my face to make this movie without my permission?
i loved fall guy and watched it because i loved bullet train before it. very happy with this "forgettable fun" approach of these movies
Just saw it and it is unbelievably good. Most fun I've had in a movie theater in years.
I dont know but there was something about this movie that made it not hit home for me as much as i thought it would. I'm Australian and live in Sydney so seeing those stunts happen in streets ive walked down was really cool and i remember when they were filming they showed it on the news. The comedy hit and the stunts were phenomenal but for some reason i kinda felt bored watching it. Idk maybe i was expecting a more Ken/Holland March from Ryan in the movie and my expectations were in the wrong place once its out on DVD I'll probably rewatch it and really enjoy it because i know what kind of movie it is but on my first viewing i didnt like it too much id probably give it a 6.5 as of now but i can see it growing on me on a rewatch
He Karsten on my Runquist till I feel important
I LOVED this movie!!
i actually really liked this move