Ryan Gosling Reviews, Interviews & More

As we head into the summer season, we’re starting to see some 2013 releases hitting DVD and Blu-ray just as some of the last films from 2012 are hitting the format. It’s an okay week for releases, but it’s hard to get super excited about any of the new films. Check it out…

Ryan Gosling may not have a lot of hits under his belt (his biggest films have been Crazy, Stupid, Love. and The Notebook), but he's definitely an in-demand movie star, and so it's great to see that he's returned to work with Nicholas Windin Refn. The last time the duo collaborated, we got Drive, and now they're back...

While it’s not a bad trailer by any means, the red-band ad for Only God Forgives plays exactly as one would expect the follow-up film from Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn to do: star Ryan Gosling blankly looks at things before exploding in violence, there’s a swoon-heavy soundtrack, and the images are doused in deep red, blue, pink and purple lights.

Derek Cianfrance's follow-up to the bittersweet  Blue Valentine is the generational epic The Place Beyond The Pines. The film reunites him with Ryan Gosling, who delivers a riveting performance as a bad boy biker. This ambitious melodrama starts off as an intimate character study, but finishes as a triptych about fathers, sons and sins that...

Robert Rodriquez is busy filming his Sin City sequel, but he found some time to release some photos of Josh Brolin in character. This is the first look we get of Brolin as Dwight, and he looks like a mad man on a mission. Also, Harry Potter actor Rupert Grint is going into television. He's been cast to play a Kick-Ass-type superhero on a CBS pilot called...

There are a great deal of romantic movies in the world. Even if the film doesn't fall under that genre, the element of love finds its way in the mix. But despite the abundance of love stories in cinema, it's still very hard to find a truly romantic character. The idea of romance has been thrashed and labeled as corny thanks to teen franchises and bad rom-coms. Yup, romance gets a bad rap. But...

Ellen Page has decided to make movies instead of just starring in them. She'll be making her directorial debut with Miss Stevens, a film about an unlucky teacher who chaperones high school kids. Also, Ryan Gosling continues to cast his own first film, How To Catch A Monster. He's lining up this movie with a bunch former co-stars. We've also got a cool GIF of...

Director Ruben Fleischer goes back in time with his latest film, Gangster Squad. It's an ensemble piece headlined by Josh Brolin, Sean Penn and Ryan Gosling. Based on the book of the same name, the film charts the real-life fall of mobster Mickey Cohen.

Ryan Gosling is one of many stars who appear in Ruben Fleischer's Gangster Squad. The film's based on the real-life exploits of mobster Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn) and the guys who brought him down. Set in 1940s L.A.. Gosling channels his inner Joe Friday, or according to him Bugs Bunny. In the film, he plays Sgt. Jerry Wooters, the right-hand man to squad leader Sgt. John O'Mara (Josh...

If you managed to catch a screening of Drive last year then you saw the wonderful onscreen collaboration between filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn and actor Ryan Gosling. It was hailed as one of the better movies to come out last year, so you'd imagine that people's anticipation levels for their next movie Only God Forgives would be through the...

Fans of goofy 1970s films about the future, your day just got a little darker—it turns out that Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn just lost his leading man in the upcoming remake of Logan's Run.  Ryan Gosling, star of Refn’s Drive as well as the director’s upcoming boxing film Only God Forgives, has dropped out of...

Following the horrific shooting that took place in Aurora, Colorado during a premiere screening of The Dark Knight Rises this summer, Warner Bros. decided that the having the climactic gunfight of their upcoming Gangster Squad film would be too gauche/offensive to filmgoers.  Thus, Gangster Squad’s ending was reshot in Chinatown and the film (originally set for a...

Now that Ryan Gosling's The Place Beyond The Pines has been purchased by Focus Features, two brand new clips have hit the web. This is the first video footage of Derek Cianfrance's follow-up to Blue Valentine, which reunites him with his long-lost lookalike brother, Mr. Gosling. The videos below will give you a hint of the tone and scope of...

Back in August we reported that Ryan Gosling was teaming up with Christina Hendricks for his directorial debut; the dark, modern fairytale, How To Catch A Monster -- and now Hendricks has revealed some exciting new details about the fantasy thriller. Read on for more.

Ryan Gosling is still everywhere. Even though he hasn't had as many movies this year as he did last year (in fact, it looks like he could with only one film this year after Gangster Squad's delay), he's made up for it by becoming an internet meme. He's now set to make his writing and directing debut with How to Catch a...

Necessary or not, Gangster Squad will be reshooting its ending later this month in LA’s Chinatown, which has become the new scene for the big final confrontation in the upcoming action drama. The original ending took place as a shootout inside a movie theater, and is now being reshot out of sensitivity in the wake of the The Dark Knight Rises Aurora...

In the wake of the horrific assault upon theater-goers during last week’s Aurora, Colorado screening of The Dark Knight Rises, Warner Bros. is currently “scrambling” to rework Ruben Fleischer’s film Gangster Squad before its planned release date of September 7.  Featuring as it does a scene during the climax in which a mob villain fires a gun through...

Ruben Fleischer‘s film Gangster Squad is in a difficult position this week, and may have to be delayed or recut in the wake of the horrific cinema shooting in Aurora, CO. Part of the climax of the film features a scene in which mobsters fire at a theater full of moviegoers, shooting out into the auditorium from behind the screen, as pictured in the trailer.

Though Drive didn't cross over into the mainstream as may have been hoped, it did inspire numerous hipsters to buy scorpion jackets, won director Nicholas Winding Refn the best director prize at Cannes, made Ryan Gosling look cool, and earned Albert Brooks a place in the bad guy hall of fame. Refn and Gosling teamed up again for Only God...

The trailer for Gangster Squad is an interesting beast—it starts out appearing to be a star-studded (Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling, Sean Penn, Nick Nolte, and Emma Stone) and sharp take on 1940s noir; then, around 1:30 mark, it switches gears and becomes a Guy Ritchie-styled monstrosity.  So what kind of film is this—an L.A. Confidential neo noir, or a...