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The Fall Guy with Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt tonight on TV

The Fall Guy is David Leitch’s film, former stuntman became director of cult films like John Wick, Atomica blonde, Deadpool 2, Fast & Furious – Hobbs & Shaw. Star cast for an unpretentious blockbuster, but extremely fun. Because the strength of this film starring Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt is just this: it is (finally) pure entertainment. He doesn’t want to cheer you. He doesn’t want you to think. And, above all, he doesn’t want to get bored. The film The Fall Guy arrives on channel 20 in 1a tv free Thursday, September 10.

La trama di The Fall Guy

Colt Seavers (Ryan Gosling) is a successful stuntman: at that time of his life, everything seems to go for the best. He works in Hollywood’s largest productions; he has a relationship that goes to inflate sails with room assistant (and then director) Jody Moreno (Emily Blunt) and enjoys the esteem of all. Everything changes because of an accident that almost puts the word end to his career.

A new occasion, however, brings it back to high levels. But the task this time is more arduous: where to find a missing movie star, expose a conspiracy and try to regain the love of his life, while continuing to carry out his work daily to keep “secret” the recovery operation.

The Fall Guy la recensione

With The Fall Guy, Leitch returns his first great love. Falls, explosions, flames: a subject that the director knows and knows how to handle too well and, just as well, knows how it can shift to the attention of all in a great production. The plot is linear. Almost didactic. From the first minutes you can guess what will be development and end. But that’s okay. As mentioned, it does not claim to want to launch a message or to reflect on a specific theme. It is, at some point, excessive; Charge them. Turns out desperate. Never slow or boring, and now it’s a very rare thing.

The film is the film adaptation of the TV series Professione danger and movie, for this reason, does not want to abandon the patina of the action ’80s. The figure of the hero who must redeem himself is central. The whole heart of history. Unlike Steven Seagal’s products, however, The Fall Guy doesn’t want to take a seriously positioned midway between a comedy and an action movie. There are all the elements but wisely and courageously mixed together. The result is a product that is not forced into its being over the lines.

Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt enjoy and enjoy, bringing on stage an alchemy from old high-end countermates. They hide the role of actors engaged and decide not to take too seriously. And here, then, Ryan Gosling cry on the notes of Taylor Swift or Emily Blunt sing desperately at karaoke strung with love.

The Fall Guy, in conclusion, is the product that unfortunately more and more missing but we would need. A perfect pastime after a stressful day of work. He’s laughing. Have fun. You enjoy all the elements of an action movie ’80s, as well as being embellished on the final by illustrious cameos. And, because no, they appreciate a little more those figures in the backs that make the films spectacular*.

* Except for Tom Cruise. In that case the stuntmen would all be unemployed.

Il cast

Ryan Gosling: Colt Seavers
Emily Blunt: Jody Moreno
Aaron Taylor-Johnson: Tom Ryder
Winston Duke: Dan Tucker
Hannah Waddingham: Gail Meyer
Teresa Palmer: Iggy Starr
Adam Dunn: Nigel
Matuse: Doone
Ben Knight: Dressler
Stephanie Hsu: Alma Milan
Jason Momoa: sé stesso

The Fall Guy in streaming

In addition to live streaming on Mediaset Infinity, the film is on TIMVision and for hire and or purchase on CHILI, Apple TV Store, Rakuten TV, Amazon Video.

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