Showing posts with label ryan gosling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ryan gosling. Show all posts

24 March 2011

And the boys go on and on. Part 3. Because we all need some eye candy.

Feeling rather tired. And a bit fluey. Too tired to write the epic blog post that I planned.

So here's some eye candy for you. And for me.

Think of it as a community service. To get you through the day.

Joseph Gordon Levitt. Geeky.
Ryan Gosling. Love that scruff.
Brendan Cowell. Ocker, scruffy, blokey.
Orlando Bloom. Lucky Miranda.
Ryan Reynolds. Yes please.
Mark Wahlberg.  I want to join his funky bunch.
 Nick Vujicic. Inspirational and hot. Great smile.

Mousey. As seen on Adam Hills in Gordon St Tonight. The cutest mouse of all.  And great on Twitter.

What a great research project! Happy Thursday ;)

Feel free to point me in the direction of some eye candy!

10 February 2011

Blue Valentine review

Blue Valentine.
Not the happiest of films. I've been wanting to see it for a while, and last Friday I had the chance to. I'd been warned it's bleak. But I kind of like bleak films and songs.

It was beautiful, sad, romantic, sexy, hopeful and bleak at the same time.


It stars Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling - I like both of their work. They were also the executive producers.
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Blue Valentine was about a young couple falling out of love. There were flashbacks to happier times together, and at the start, I found the chronology of the film confusing. The themes in the film were centred around giving up your dream due to circumstance. The theory of 'sometimes love just isn't enough' resounded.

The pair rushed into a marriage after Cindy (Williams) found herself pregnant to (probably) a former partner. Dean (Gosling) was very supportive of his wife from the time she told him she was pregnant, and loved being a father to Frankie.

Cindy seemed to be fearful of love. Sex to her was frightening, and not associated with love. I got the impression she couldn't give her body to Dean without the need to feel used, even though he loved and respected her.

I found much of the film surreal due to the scenes in the futuristic themed hotel room. Overall I enjoyed the flashback scenes the most. In these scenes, Ryan Gosling's character showed love in the way I want a man to love me. Through the film, I preferred Dean to Cindy, even when he snapped. She placed too much blame and resentment on him, when I saw him as a mostly pretty decent guy when it came to his family.

My favourite scene was when Dean, as a removalist, decorated an old man's new nursing home room. The thought and dedication he put into that was so moving.

If you're feeling sad, I advise against seeing this. But if melancholy is your thing, please do!

They are such an attractive looking couple. Perhaps a couple in real life?


Ryan Gosling is hot.


And Michelle William is so damn beautiful I could weep.

I think she epitomises elegance.



Michelle Williams is a girl crush and style icon of mine.

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