Whats up with Jow Forums and ryan gosling? He gets posted here all the time
Whats up with Jow Forums and ryan gosling? He gets posted here all the time
Jacob Wright
Henry Nelson
i hear hes good in the notebook
Ryder Rivera
He is the idealized version of how robots see themselves.
David Long
He happens to be in a lot of roles about robotic plights, adequately expressing more esoteric feels.
William Miller
I hate this actor
Alexander Lopez
Its not gay to love the goose or the mads bro
Justin Watson
Why?
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Adam James
Comes from /pol /fit and /fa.
Matthew Myers
He always play the same emotionless, talentless acting in every movie he is into.
Connor Myers
Oh and The Driver movie.
Thomas Powell
The movie where he was Jewish Nazi started his career. There's probably a connection there.
Luis James
Incels think they can relate to him for some reason. They assume Gosling would be their friend or something.
Jeremiah Campbell
He's the Drive Man, he drives, he is the man, the Drive Man
Andrew Peterson
Loved that movie. Liked him since I was a kid. Reminded me of my much older cousin.
He does give out those vibes.
Michael Barnes
He played a retard in some autistic movie once so now robots love him.
David Collins
he's not really attractive or remarkable apart from acting and has a druggy offbeat sense of humor which is why a lot of robots relate to him
Daniel Torres
>he's not really attractive
He's extremely attractive if you ask me. No homo.
Wyatt Gomez
who couldn't relate to the geese man?!
Bentley Edwards
I meant conventionally speaking, he has a really wonky eye thing going on but it's endearing to me
Lucas Morales
mads is basically what everyone wants in a man
Cooper Sullivan
Basically this, in Drive Gosling portrays the ideal robot, he is introverted and doesn't say a lot yet is desirable by women and a respected professional in his field. He's unconventionally attractive and in his films often plays a professional at his job from the start, meaning no effort has to have been made to get from being a robot (loser, unrealised goals) to his form. It's basically a form of wish fulfilment. He never has to commit fully to the criminal underbelly he slightly inhabits, getting a best of both worlds type deal and everything he could ask for. His movies also deal with robot-centric issues, which is bizarre because most films are about the plights of normies, Gosling films usually dwell on loneliness or moral ambiguity. It's mostly loneliness that robots identify with though. In 2049 and Drive his love with Joi and that other chick are also very pure and how a robot would expect their relationship to go, filled with lovey moments and a slight sadness too.
Ryder Clark
Compared to Scarlett Johansson he's Gary Oldman in terms of acting range.
Sebastian Jones
so more of a Kristen Stewart
Ryan Flores
Because two of his movies are absolute kinography which his roles are the loner type.
Noah Carter
anybody seen Gosling's directorial debut yet? looks like he enjoys lots of surrealist themes a la Lynch but doesn't have the chops to do it justice currently
Lost River was definitely unique however
Juan Robinson
>He does give out those vibes.
Not at all.