As you may have heard from the Cannes chatter, Ryan Gosling doesn't say much in his new film Only God Forgives, the latest from Drive director
and Gosling aficionado Nicolas Winding Refn. He speaks from the eyes in
this one — those sweet, gentle, captivating, violent, haunting,
smash-your-head-in-an-elevator eyes. Off camera, Gosling is a gentle,
whimsical prince, charming in the performance even the most mundane of human behavior. But in Drive and now Only God Forgives, Gosling gets dark. Heavy. Horrifying.
The man we all love and makes wishes to before falling asleep has
suddenly become the monster we fear. Still a strikingly endearing
monster, but one that you're kind of more apprehensive about turning
your back on. But that's what makes Only God Forgives look so
intriguing — the terrors from which you just can't look away. I mean,
how could you? He might take off his shirt any second now!
Catch the doubtlessly chill-inducing film in theaters July 19.
Catch the doubtlessly chill-inducing film in theaters July 19.
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