'The Fall Guy' review: Free falling fun for all


By AGENCY

Now you know why they call me the ‘fall guy’. — Photos: UIP Malaysia

When Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt paired up on stage at the Oscars this year, millions around the world cooed as one, instantly smitten with these two as romantic-comic screen partners. So deft; so sly; so free and easy on the draw, as the Lucky Strike ads used to say. Give those two charmers a movie!

They did. They already had. And now it’s here: The Fall Guy, which comes perilously close to sidelining its own headliners in favour of bone-crunching mayhem, especially in the second, less fun half.

7 10

Summary:

Funny and entertaining enough that it doesn't fall

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