‘The Fall Guy’ review: Ryan Gosling shines in sloppy slice of summer fun Latest from stuntman-turned-director David Leitch tries to do a bit too much and still underuntilizes Emily Blunt ...

For ’80s kids, Majors was the “Fall Guy” – and Leitch’s movie pays tribute in multiple ways to the show and its scrappy spirit – but Gosling makes for a fabulous heir apparent.

“The Fall Guy,” the Ryan Gosling-led action-comedy ode to stunt performers, opened with a below-expectations $28.5 million, providing a lukewarm start to a critical summer movie season.

The Fall Guy sets up a semi-convoluted plot surrounding Tom Ryder’s (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) disappearance. Because it's such a mystery, it surprised me when we learned what really happened to him ...

SUMMERS: Leitch's new film is an action-adventure rom-com called "The Fall Guy." Critic Bob Mondello says it doesn't just entertain; it shows how movie magic gets made.

The Gosling character comes from the Lee Majors 1980s TV show “The Fall Guy,” in name only. Gosling plays ace stuntman Colt Seavers, on the cusp of the brink of a relationship with his crush ...

Rebecca’s Take In “The Fall Guy,” daredevil stuntman Colt Seavers (Ryan Gosling) is asked if there’s an Oscars category recognizing stunt work. “No,” Colt says, looking dejected.

“The Fall Guy” has been well received by audiences and critics alike, earning 84% on Rotten Tomatoes, as well as a 73/100 score from critics on MetaCritic and a 7.7 user rating on the site.

‘The Fall Guy’ Will Open Over $50 Million, Unless It Grosses Less Than $30 Million Here's why no one can agree on a reasonable box-office range for the opening weekend of Ryan Gosling's new film.

“The Fall Guy” also features a daring helicopter jump, an explosive boat chase and a death-defying vehicle drop. When the film reaches the third act, “The Fall Guy” pulls out all the stops.