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The Nice Guys is a 2016 American neo-noir buddy action comedy film directed by Shane Black, who co-wrote the screenplay with Anthony Bagarozzi, produced by Joel Silver, and starring Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling in the title roles, with Angourie Rice, Matt Bomer, Margaret Qualley, Keith David, and Kim Basinger appearing in supporting roles. Set in 1970s Los Angeles, the film focuses on private eye Holland March…
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Not even Hollywood nostalgia is what it used to be. In the good old days, one could expect Hollywood films attempting to exploit their audience's nostalgia to be set some 15–20 years in the past. Today that number seems ever more distant, so much so that nostalgic films haven’t moved on from the 1980s. The reason for this may perhaps be found in the fact that nostalgia is no longer aimed at audiences so much as the…More
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Not long ago I saw a video that was about "movies that deserve a sequel", in that video there were movies that I already knew and had seen, others that I knew but I wasn't interested in seeing and then there was the movie that I will talk about today: The Nice Guys and after having seen it, it is indeed a movie that needs and deserves a sequel, but I think that because it is a 2016 movie and being already almost in…More
Source ENGLISH >A couple of years ago I saw "The Nice Guys" for the first time and although I remember that it was quite a fun experience for me, I feel like I wasn't able to enjoy it as much as the other people I saw on the internet. Source With the international premiere of Greta Gerwig's Barbie (which will have Ryan Gosling co-starring in the role of Ken alongside Margot Robbie) getting closer, I think it's a goo…More
When I first heard of The Nice Guys , I looked forward to it with a combination of excitement and trepidation. Writer/director Shane Black was responsible for Lethal Weapon , The Last Boyscout and Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang and the story for this one sounded a little too close to that last one for my liking. Regardless I was looking forward to it as it was Shane Black directing Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe in a comic…More
When I first heard of The Nice Guys , I looked forward to it with a combination of excitement and trepidation. Writer/director Shane Black was responsible for Lethal Weapon , The Last Boyscout and Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang and the story for this one sounded a little too close to that last one for my liking. Regardless I was looking forward to it as it was Shane Black directing Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe in a comic…More
When I first heard of The Nice Guys , I looked forward to it with a combination of excitement and trepidation. Writer/director Shane Black was responsible for Lethal Weapon , The Last Boyscout and Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang and the story for this one sounded a little too close to that last one for my liking. Regardless I was looking forward to it as it was Shane Black directing Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe in a comic…More
Incompetent private detective Holland March (Ryan Gosling) and mercenary Jackson Healy (Russell Crowe) are investigating the disappearance of a girl and the death of a porn star. Are they both connected and what the hell is going on? Marc's daughter (Bingwright Rice), despite her fragile age, is also eager to unravel the mystery. The missing girl is Amelia, and her mother (Kim Basinger) gives a nice and dear to find…More
It's strange to consider just how versatile of an actor Ryan Gosling can be when he isn't playing a silent recluse with a perpetual state on confusion visible through his facial expressions. La La Land felt like a step into a newer direction with his character showing more emotion and generally having a bit more dialogue than his other previous roles have, but like La La Land, it took me forever to finally sit down…More
-via IMDb.com When I first heard of The Nice Guys , I looked forward to it with a combination of excitement and trepidation. Writer/director Shane Black was responsible for Lethal Weapon , The Last Boyscout and Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang and the story for this one sounded a little too close to that last one for my liking. Regardless I was looking forward to it as it was Shane Black directing Ryan Gosling and Russell Cro…More