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.
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Summary:
Funny and entertaining enough that it doesn't fall
