Crazy, Stupid, Love, is another simple, funny, easy to swallow and in no way challenging comedy that was made for everyone. It’s got some fine actors, giving good performances (though none of their best) with some solid comedic lines and quite a bit of heart. My only problem is that it really wasn’t anything that new or different. That’s not to say that this is a bad film, it’s just not great, it’s perfectly mediocre…

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The Wrap is reporting that Ryan Gosling is in the room for the Gore Verbinski/Johnny Depp version of The Lone Ranger. Depp would play Tonto to Gosling’s white knight of a cowboy. At the same time they are noting that Gosling’s schedule as of now is in conflict with doing the picture. Which makes the likelihood of him doing it all the more questionable.

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Crazy, Stupid, Love, the new film from Glenn Ficarra and John Requa opens July 29 this year, and a trailer has just been released. The film stars Steve Carell, Julianne Moore, Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, Kevin Bacon and Marisa Tomei. The trailer promises a lot of heart, a couple of laughs, and seems to lay out everything that happens in the movie from start to finish. Take a look…

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Production has finally begun on George Clooney’s upcoming film The Ides of March. Clooney both stars and directs the feature that centers on the hardcore world of politics. Besides himself, the cast also includes Ryan Gosling, who appears in several of the set photos we found on KYpost. Check them out…

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Do you remember when we told you about the remake of Logan’s Run? The film will be directed by Nicolas Winding Refn and has the potential to star Ryan Gosling. According to Deadline, the Oscar nominated actor might headline the film that previously featured Michael York as the lead in a world where aging past 30 equals death.

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Well, they definitely took a risk on this film! Whether or not it worked out is another story. There are some extremely strong moments, an amazing supporting cast and a hell of a performance from the star of the film Ryan Gosling, the film didn’t quite add up the way it needed to in order for the audience to feel any real of sense of satisfaction. My guess is Blue Valentine will be his Oscar winning film this year, not All Good Things, though he was the best thing in this.

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George Clooney is in the news again because of his next directorial feature. A couple months ago we reported on his big screen adaptation of the play Farragut North and he’s accumulated a dream team of actors to bring the story to life including Oscar nominee Ryan Gosling. We’ve also learned via I Am Rogue that the film also has a new title — The Ides of March.

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Magnolia Pictures has released the first trailer for the real life drama, All Good Things. The film stars Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst, as a young couple surrounded by murder and kidnappings. It’s based on a true story, which makes the events in the film even more disturbing. It’s great to see Dunst back in a movie again and judging from this trailer she’s bringing her A-game. Take a look…

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Earlier this morning it was reported (via Deadline) that the MPAA had given the indie drama Blue Valentine an NC-17 rating. This pretty much ensures that this critically acclaimed Oscar contender won’t receive a wide opening and won’t be seen by the general public. If we’ve learned anything from the Hatchet II scandal, it’s that theater chains cave, and they don’t like to play things that don’t have the rating board’s blessing. Coincidentally, the same day this news broke a trailer was released for the film. We have the skinny on the risque rating plus the new trailer below…

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