I saw The Fall Guy, starring Ryan Gosling-Barbie, Young Hercules_tv; Emily Blunt-the A Quiet Place movies, Edge of Tomorrow; Aaron Taylor_Johnson-Bullet Train, Avengers: Age of Ultron and Hannah Waddingham-Ted Lasso_tv, Krypton_tv.
This movie is based on the 1980's tv show by the same name. Ryan plays Colt Seavers, a stuntman. Aaron plays the star that Ryan is currently stunt doubling for in the movies. Emily plays a crew member on the set that Ryan is dating and Hannah is the movie's producer. After a bad accident where Ryan gets hurt doing a stunt, he quits the business and disappears while he heals up. About a year later, Hannah reaches out to him for a comeback job, working on a movie that Emily is now directing-her first. Aaron has disappeared and Hannah wants Ryan to find him to save the movie. However, there is more going on than you might suspect. There are some good stunts showcased. One in particular is a car roll that actually set the record-8.5 times-while filming this movie. Near the end is a special guest cameo from an action star. During the end credits, stunts are shown and there is a scene with 2 of the stars from the original tv show and the theme song from the 1980's show is heard. Overall, it was very enjoyable.
It's rated PG-13 for action, violence, drug content and language and has a running time of 2 hours & 6 minutes.
I would definitely buy this one on Blu_Ray.
This movie is based on the 1980's tv show by the same name. Ryan plays Colt Seavers, a stuntman. Aaron plays the star that Ryan is currently stunt doubling for in the movies. Emily plays a crew member on the set that Ryan is dating and Hannah is the movie's producer. After a bad accident where Ryan gets hurt doing a stunt, he quits the business and disappears while he heals up. About a year later, Hannah reaches out to him for a comeback job, working on a movie that Emily is now directing-her first. Aaron has disappeared and Hannah wants Ryan to find him to save the movie. However, there is more going on than you might suspect. There are some good stunts showcased. One in particular is a car roll that actually set the record-8.5 times-while filming this movie. Near the end is a special guest cameo from an action star. During the end credits, stunts are shown and there is a scene with 2 of the stars from the original tv show and the theme song from the 1980's show is heard. Overall, it was very enjoyable.
It's rated PG-13 for action, violence, drug content and language and has a running time of 2 hours & 6 minutes.
I would definitely buy this one on Blu_Ray.