Blue Valentine has been lauded for its visceral storytelling of the love that's dissipated between a married couple. But what heightens the realism the film strives for is the use of Spanx in the sex scenes between Williams and Gosling.
Hey, Girl. Can I read straight from Fuck Yeah Ryan Gosling without ruining the joke? Maybe!
Blue Valentine is getting that R rating Harvey Weinstein has been agitating for. Unfortunately, this means Ryan Gosling will likely stop talking about sex and violence double standards. But now you're more likely to be able to see his movie.
[At the premiere of Blue Valentine. New York, December 7. Image via WENN.]
Black Swan and Blue Valentine: Two films, one sex act, two different ratings, many pissed off viewers, and a partridge in a pear tree!
Remember how the MPAA made Ryan Gosling so appealingly sad about the patriarchy? It's still inscrutable what exactly got got his and Michelle Williams' Blue Valentine that NC-17 rating, but finally, here are some clues.
Ryan Gosling is not just a very attractive man, or a good actor. He is an attractive man who issues statements that include the sentence, "It's misogynistic in nature to try and control a woman's sexual presentation of self."
[Michelle's pretty perfect in a platinum pixie! Additional image after the jump. London, October 15. Images via Pacific Coast News Online.]
According to all reports, Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling make a charming fake couple in the indie flick Blue Valentine. But while the trailer focuses on happier times, something in the movie was twisted enough to warrant an NC-17 rating.
[Cannes, May 18. Image via Getty]
