Why This Ryan Gosling Film Wasn't Allowed A Sequel
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- čas přidán 25. 05. 2024
- Ryan Gosling is an actor that most everyone seems to have a specific image of. With a run of movies like The Notebook and Crazy Stupid Love, Ryan Gosling was seen as nothing more than a handsome heart throb relegated to romantic comedy and dramas. But one movie proved Ryan Gosling was so much more than that, he was legitimately funny and could carry multiple genres on his back. The Nice Guys was a movie so underrated, no studio even looked at sequel opportunities. Though one could argue, Ryan Gosling doesn't show up as Ken in Barbie, without The Nice Guys.
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Hands down one of the most underrated comedies of the 2010’s that doubles pretty damn well as a top notch buddy cop movie. Gosling and Crowe rock together
“Buddy cup movie” lol.
FACT
It's SUCH A GOOD MOVIE! I saw it, almost by accident, in theatre. To this day best spontaneous movie decision ever. Than I watched it again recently and honestly, I remembered, it was fun, but I surely underestimated HOW good it is. And yeah, it's a bit of a dilemma. On one side, I wish they would make another one, I want more of this, like with Lethal Weapon. But on the other hand: Maybe it should just be this one movie and not become another franchise/universe.
@@What.99 thank god for the edit button
@@MNCS4105 Yep, I been there before. Sad to see the error go, but it gave me a nice giggle lol.
The amount of times people tell me they haven't seen this film is a shame. It's so much funnier than most comedy films made today and it all feels natural with a slick mystery at the heart of it.
I agree this is a great movie. Reminded me of something like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Not sure what your sense of time is but Nice Guys only came out in 2016
@@Steinborn24 I know but in seven years its on all major streaming sites and comes on re-runs in the UK on some channels for film nights. So people have had a chance to see it.
I agree It Is one of my all Time favorites period
I’ve never seen it… But that’s about to change!
Oh you mean number of times
Ryan to me is at his best in a comedy. He’s a great dramatic actor but there’s something inherently hilarious about him. I think he was the class clown how got to become a movie star.
According to all I have read he had problems in school with people wanting to give him a bad time.
@@actualkarenokboomer3158he could still have been a class clown
I don't read up a lot bout Ryan cause I hardly know which source to trust especially when it comes to his personal things but I imagine being a guy as talented as him and obviously attractive, I think if people in school wanted to give him a bad time, some of it could stem from jealousy?
I don't think they should remake the naked gun movies but if they absolutely had to I feel like this reason is why you'd need Gosling as Frank Drebin
His timing and delivery are impeccable. That's why he transcends genres so easily.
The Nice Guys also had one of my all time favorite performances of a child character in Holly. She was so endearing, sincere and funny in the movie without feeling like an adult written into a child's body or a kid played by an adult. Angourie Rice also had fantastic chemistry with the two leads
I think her role and the way she was written makes sense as well, her dad can't take care of himself, she drives him everywhere, cooks for him, reminds him of chores and events coming up. she had to mature a lot faster than kids her age. I always read her as a kid who thinks that because she stepped up like she did, she is an adult. Which I feel a lot of teenagers that age go through a similar phase in life. so her acting like an adult, and not really being phased by some of the adult things going on around her to me always made sense.
@@jacobsweet7327 Yeah that's a great way to put it. They definitely gave her character a certain level of maturity that totally makes sense within the story
that's a pretty clickbaity title. like did we actually get an explanation as to why it didnt get a sequel. i got to the end of the video and realised that was never a point that got explored, it just talked about the making of the movie
I loved nice guys. I would kill to see a sequel/series based on it
We need a sequel and stuff.
"Don't say and stuff. Just say: we need a sequel." And I agree and stuff.
@@mattjones7226
Eyyyyyy😂
I watched this movie on a plane just to kill time, much to the chagrin of the poor lady next to me who I kept waking up with my poorly-stifled laughter. Can't believe I discovered one of my favorite movies years after it was released, and by total accident. I really hope we get a much deserved sequel.
There could still be a sequel...let's keep the hope alive because this masterpiece deserves it
Because I love this movie I hope that there isn't a sequel
@cjm1910 guess I just have faith in black, gosling, and Crowe until they prove me wrong....but I totally understand the fear. I looked forward to matrix 2 and 3 and then they came out and I realized I shouldn't have...
It's not a sequel or even the same characters, but if you haven't seen Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, check it out. Very similar. Both movies are written/directed by Shane Black.
@@El-Duderino-His-Dudeness I agree, very good recommendation.
On one hand it makes me sad how many people haven't watched this film, on the other its always a treat to get to introduce them to this gem. No one's ever been bored or disappointed by it. Really hope they get around to making a follow-up.
ryan gosling is one of those actors that really becomes the character. i’ve watched almost all of his films and i’ve never once felt like i was watching ryan gosling the actor. he makes it so easy to lose yourself in whatever movie he’s in because his acting is just that seamless.
are there any other films like the nice guys? i watched kiss kiss bang bang and i enjoyed it as well.
It's nice to see more people watching and giving The Nice Guys the love it deserves
The Nice Guys is a rare example of a perfect movie, we all have our favorite films we watch from time to time but then we get up and go about our day. The nice guys is different however. I can watch this film repeatedly on loop and be just as entertained if not even more so the more i watch it. Its up there with the likes of Shawshank redemption or The Departed or Goodfellas and Seven Psychopaths. Its a warcrime we never got a sequel to this movie. If i woke up tomorrow a billionaire i'd fund a sequel myself.
@statefox, I agree with your list, with the exception of "seven psychopaths". I tried it twice, just couldn't get into that one, despite being a huge fan of Harrelson and Walken.
I recently discovered this absolute gem of a movie and now I am obsessed with it and pray for there to one day be a sequel to it.🙏🏾
This was such a great movie. Massively underrated. It’s a shame there hasn’t been a sequel yet. Thanks for doing this video 👏
Shane Black's "The Nice Guys" fits in as a highlight in a period L.A. slacker noir marathon with The Coen Bros' "Big Lebowski", Tarantino's "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood", and PT Anderson's "Inherent Vice".
For an even more acid noirish fun time, throw in Terry Gilliam's "Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas" and Oliver Stone's "U-Turn".
Maybe even graduate to Tony Scott's "Domino", Joe Carnahan's "Smokin' Aces", and Michael Bay's "Pain & Gain" to top off a full weakend of gonzo crime farces.
It’s my favorite movie of the last 20 years.
It’s use of characters is so fantastic even the tiny roles are pure gold. Chet and the Bike Kid are hilarious.
My brother and I saw this opening night. We were the only two in the theater and had a blast!
God I loved this movie. Nice Guys, Drive, La La Land, The Notebook, Blade Runner, Barbie. Gosling can do no wrong!
I have to agree except Barbie, for me was shockingly bad, oh my. Didn’t make me laugh, it surprises me that so many people rate it.
@@mmumambientsounds-timers People rate it highly because it's a trend people follow with no personal rhyme or reason but to "fit in." Like trends, it made it's money and will quickly become a remnant of the past. A novelty with no substance or longevity. Gosling was the stand-out performer in Barbie, but that's about it. No doubt a Barbie sequel will bomb.
Don’t forget Only God Forgives. Very underrated indie.
@@mmumambientsounds-timers la la land was boring too, not ryans fault tho
I am so happy this movie is getting the respect and admiration It deserves, we really should’ve gotten a sequel.
It feels like Nice Guys has been on a bit of a run the past few months and I personally love it. Nice Guys has always been one of my favorites and I've recommended it to about everyone I know.
I'm glad it's getting that second look and people are appreciating it for the great movie it was.
This is definitely one of a handful of comedies from the last decade that I always will be able to watch again...
That's awesome that he mentioned Abbot & Costello, because at about 15min in to Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, Lou sees the candle on the coffin move and "tries" to whistle for Abbot/Bud...a scene that Gosling mimicked when finding the dead body after taking his tumble over the party house balcony. A scene that I recognized instantly since I was (still am) a huge fan of the Abbott and Costello films growing up. Never seen anyone mention the similarities before, but hearing him say he was a fan, I know that it was an intentional homage to Lou Costello's comic genius. And gotta say, that arm break scream that Gosling does gets me every time! Brilliantly done, perfect!
Thanks for reviewing this severely under-rated gem of a movie! It might be a long shot but maybe if all involved want a sequel, maybe just maybe it can happen! I sincerely hope so!
There is absolutely no question in my mind that Gosling was his funniest in The Big Short. He is an incredibly versatile actor and I am glad that he is now getting his recognition post Barbie for this.
literally one of my favorite movies of all time. gosling and crowe just hit the nail so insanely square on the head. especially reading through the original script, you really get such an appreciation for how it all came together in the end. a shame it's almost definitely not getting a sequel, but then maybe it's okay to just have this perfect little parcel as it is. i will be recommending and rewatching this movie until i'm dead in the grave.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and The Nice Guys are two of the greatest comedies of the 21st century, and criminally underrated. So few people have heard of them, and yet everyone I've ever recommended them to has had nothing but positive feedback. The Nice Guys' commercial failure is one of the biggest tragedies in recent movie history.
Re the Ian Fleming thing, they actually used the line as the basis for the best Bond theme that never was- Shirley Bassey's Mr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, which was eventually replaced by Tom Jones' Thunderball (an instrumental arrangement can still be heard in the movie)
Became one of my favourite movies of all time. When Ryan cuts his hand on the window gets me every time. Russell acting large isn't too surprising if you've seen Virtuosity one of his earlier movies as the villain absolutely feasts on the scenery.
Ryan Gosling is just a great actor in general, it doesnt matter what type of genre you throw at him, he will kill it
You’re telling me that one guy did:
Lethal weapon
The last boyscout
The last action hero
Kiss kiss bang bang
And The nice guys?!!!
These are all crazy entertaining and re-watchable movies.
Just wow!
It is funny seeing Gosling in Goosebumps and Are You Afraid Of The Dark?
If there is any sequel that should be made, It's _The Nice Guys._ Better for studios to sacrifice ten superhero movies for one sequel of this film. The chemistry of Crowe and Gosling was perfect.
It becomes increasingly apparent that so many film makers in Hollywood have no idea about what is quality. There are endless remakes of superhero films and car chase films but that only caters to a niche population. In reality, the cinema-going audience could be more diverse if a wider range of films were commissioned but the studios won't take sufficient risks.
Last year, post pandemic, there were a large number of films that tempted me to watch them at the cinema, in 2023 far fewer. The Nice Guys is a perfect gem. It appeals to all ages (I'm 66) and types of people. It has wit and heart and is not formulaic. As a period piece it is perfect.
I had no idea this movie existed till i found it on streaming and as watching i was so confused how i had never heard of it. Such a cool movie! I’ve watched it two more times since thinking the same thing
It’s about time someone talk about this movie, criminally underrated
I always think of Michael Cane in The Muppets Christmas Carol when it comes to actors who took a film outside of their norm, though I guess it isn't so much a shift in his style, since he played it as straight faced as if he were acting with humans.
Bryan Cranston is another notable one, though obviously he made the opposite transition of hilarious and slapstick comedy to Walter White.
This film was amazing though. I knew with the scene with Ryan Gosling slicing his arm open, that I was in for a really special comedy. As they say, comedy is very often misery for the main characters.
Criminally underrated flick. I rewatched recently and I don't think this movie wastes a second of film.
Lars and the Real Girl was by far my fave film of his, but The Nice Guys was sooo funny and fully deserved a sequel. Crowe and Gosling were both stellar and had awesome chemistry
My second favorite film of all time (first being Good Will Hunting). Will love a sequel. Hot Take - Gosling is a better comedic actor than drama actor and he’s Oscar worthy in both genres
The last Russel Crowe performance that is actually really great and memorable
This beautifully edited! Great synopsis and execution with a film with wit, dark humour and themes, dressed in a crime/comedy buddy action thriller done well.
The nice guys is one of my favorite movies of all time, it’s pure genius
The Nice Guys is up there with Snatch as one of my favorite movies of all time.
We need more of this type of support to where a sequel gets made! The Nice Guys gets better and funnier the more you watch it, esp Gosling physical comedy 😂😂😂
This is just one of my favorite movies ever, I love the athmosphere, the chemistry between actors, the characters are great, I just need a sequel. Like was said in the video, movies like these are not made anymore and I miss this, just a simple story with charismatics characters that I can relate.
All of the trailers said "from the Director of Iron Man 3," personally, I think that it would have been more enticing to see "from the writer of Lethal Weapon"
This and "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang", are some of the most underrated films out there. Absolute gold, both of them. It really should get a sequel of sorts. I imagine Gosling and Crow both had a good time making it. I genuinely miss films like this, properly enjoyable buddy pieces. Anyone stumbling onto my comment, check out John Woo's "The Killer", which is also an amazing buddy movie, though without the comedy. Well, much less comedy.
One of my favorite films and hands down one of the best films in the last ten years. I have a collection of 300+ movies and it’s always my go to recommendation.
I freaking loved this film. The duo is amazing together. The writing was fun and i can’t get enough of anything 60s 70s culture /era in the USA
I was JUST going to buy this movie on DVD. It is definitely my favorite Ryan Gosling movie, I really enjoy it. It’s fun and hilarious. I find it unique and creative really, and Ryan is just great at what he does. Love his character in this film along with Russell Crowe.
This movie had me in stitches in the theater. Gosling is my favorite actor of his gen.
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rewatched this recently, and it still holds up, it's really great
This is a great movie with good trama, natural jokes and two amazing actors giving live perfectly to some random dudes. For me it's amazing seen Gosling outside the "pretty boy" roles, and making something this fun, just like in Barbie's.
I think is worth mentioning to Leslie Nielsen, being a romantic actor he suddenly became part in one of the best franchises of comedy movies in "The naked gun".
Still one of my favorite movies to this day. Ive watched it countless times, which I can only say that about like 2-3 other films
I remember going to this movie in the theaters, opening weekend no less, and it was maybe 10 at this showing. I was shocked but I loved this movie
I randomly picked The Nice Guys on Netflix for movie night the other day and was caught completely off guard. I hadn’t expected to watch my favourite comedy of all time that night!
Lebowski ushered in this modern genre twist. Also includes Inherent Vice
Seven Psychopaths. All films I enjoy. Would love to see more of this.
Easily one of my fav movies, such a sleeper hit.
Love Gosling and Crowe. Both great actors. And this movie cracks me up every time I watch it. I just watched First Man again last night and I wasn’t watching Ryan Gosling. I was watching Neil Armstrong. Great actors disappear in the role.
I enjoyed that film too! I thought it was entertaining and beautiful, really pulled you in. Ryan really is wonderful. I enjoy his roles and his movies very much.
hands down one of my most underatted performances.
I am so happy i saw this in theatres. It was my movie of the year that year and is way up there for fav movies of all time.
As an action Christmas movie, The Long Kiss Goodnight is the true spiritual successor to Diehard. Definitely an underrated action film.
Great movie. Ryan's Lou Costello homage moment is brilliant.
one of my faves. even without a sequel i'm glad we got to have it at all.
I love The Nice Guys! I sort of stumbled upon it by accident while looking for something to watch during the pandemic, and then mentally kicked myself for not having watched it sooner. It was superb comedy and had great chemistry between Gosling and Crowe that made their partnership entertaining to watch. That recommendation to set it in the 70s was a stroke of genius too, because it gave the story that needed level of seediness and gives the movie added stakes because all of the evidence is exclusively on physical copies, not digital or easily replicated. Other great dramatic actors that excelled in comedic roles are Robert DeNiro in Meet the Parents/Mett the Fockers, James Caan in Elf, and Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder. Conversely, comedic actors like Jim Carrey, Steve Carrell, Adam Sandler, Sacha Baron Cohen, Jonah Hill and Brian Cranston turned in stellar performances in dramatic roles too.
The nice guys is genuinely one of the funniest movies I have ever seen.
such a brilliant movie! but to be honest, it would have gone totally off my radar, too. fortunately i attended a seminar at my university (in germany) where once a year we would hold a little ceremony/festival for a talented cameraman. and that year it was Philippe Rousselot, who also worked on "The nice guys". Really loved that! got to know so many more great movies through that and had the chance to talk to such a brilliant cameraman.
THIS WAS SUCH A GOOD MOVIE. The duo played off one another well. Ryan actually channeled the comedy of Abbott Costello, it was brilliant!
KISS KISS BANG BANG AND THE NICE GUYS ARE ONE OF A KIND FILMS.NEVER SEEN SOMETHING LIKE THOSE EVER SINCE
This is still one of my top 10 movies of all time
Just rewatched nice guys recently. Love this movie!
Just rewatched this the other day. Movie is criminally underrated.
Absolutely love the Nice Guys. A neo-noir comedy? Right up my alley. Right along with Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang it's my favorite of the genre and another great pairing of top tier talent. Shane Black is a master for that kind of material.
Hear me out. If you liked Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and The Nice Guys, check out The Kid Detective. Not nearly as good as the previous two films, but it reminded me a lot of them for some reason.
@@mikeedward9595 that sounds like something I'd watch. Used to be big into 'kid detective' shows and stories like Hardy Boys and this show in Canada called Deak Wilson. Thanks for the recommendation!
4:24 don't forget Gosling's greatest piece of dramatic work, "Papyrus".
The Nice Guys is just such an amazing movie, I really hope we get another one!
I watch this film every year. It's probably my number 1 favourite movie.
I would love a sequel to this
another banger episode! can't wait to watch this movie tonight!
Wow I just saw this tonight completely unrelated to the video it was great. I also got recommended THE OTHER GUYS right after and watched it as well.
One of my all time favorite movies!
One of my all time favs.
An other from that list is The Long Kiss Goodnight ...
i watched this movie a few weeks ago and was pissed i some how never heard of a movie this amazing
I love this film, I'm definitely would look forward to another story with these characters
Its time for that damn suite to come!
The fact that the critics gave this a higher score than the audience is wild. Usually the only time that ever happens is if the movie is super niche and trying to be smarter than it actually is. But in this case, it’s most definitely not trying to do any of that and works spectacularly. Definitely my favorite Gosling film
The internet showed me this movie exists and it hilarious
Ryan is very versatile
I LOVED Nice Guys. Everyone had such brilliant chemistry.
The Dirty Harry films are also in contemporary California, which was the 1970s.
Excellent movie...worth rewatching every few years. Actually like now, come to think of it...
I absolutely loved this movie the first time I watched it and would think it about it randomly from time to time. Might be time for a rewatch.
Love this movie! Recently watched it again and it holds up so well!
This film is an undercover gem 💎
This movie was so good, it's sad to not see it get the respect it deserved. I'd love to see these two play together again.
Because of the lack of hype around this movie, i didn't go in expecting much. When Ryan tries to break the window and slits his wrist 2 minutes in i fucking fell in love
Truly one of my favorite movies ever. Top 10. I've watched it at least that many times, too.
Such a great film, two of the best actors in a great screenplay, both characters are great!! Should have got a sequel
i love this movie! in my top 5 for sure. some scenes are so good i still laugh out loud even after watching it 10+ times.
6:11 Gosling's scream always cracks me up!
This reminds me of In Bruges in the sense that it's a fantastically done movie in almost all regards but never got the mainstream appeal.
One of my favorite movies