Ever since Ryan Gosling said he’d be taking a break from acting, we’ve had our eyes raised in curiosity about what would come next. So now, after sneaking a peak at some photos from the set, we get to see a clip from the actor’s directorial debut, Lost River, as it’s set to premiere at Cannes this week. […]
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First Pictures From ‘Lost River,’ Ryan Gosling’s Directorial Debut
April 21st, 2014 
Kendra Beltran Movie buffs will be interested to see the first stills from Ryan Gosling’s Lost River. So what’s this actor got up his sleeves as a director? While they don’t really tell you much, you can see that the movie does have that dark fantasy element to it. As for what Lost River is about, it’s […]
Ryan Gosling Planning To “Take A Break” From Acting
March 20th, 2013 James Shotwell After appearing in (roughly) every third film released over the last year, The Place Beyond The Pines star Ryan Gosling has expressed a desire to take a break from acting in the near future. In a recent interview with the Associated Press, Gosling explained that he feels the time has come to take a step […]
MOVIE REVIEW: ‘The Nice Guys’ is a loopy, drunk masterpiece
May 20th, 2016 Sam Cohen Film: The Nice Guys Directed by: Shane Black Starring: Russell Crowe, Ryan Gosling, Margaret Qualley Every Spring/Summer there seems to be a big studio movie that everyone exclaims is a masterpiece. Last year was Mad Max: Fury Road and that ended up being my favorite film of 2015. This year is The Nice Guys, a […]
The Music That Moved Me In 2014
December 29th, 2014 Kyle Florence This time last year, my life was more hectic than ever before. I was working three jobs, trudging through my final semester of college, and doing my best to prepare for life as a “real adult.” Fatigue was in fashion, uncertainty reigned supreme, and on top of it all, I couldn’t afford to take my […]
BUFF 2014 Review: ‘Blue Ruin’
April 7th, 2014 James Shotwell Film: Blue Ruin Starring: Macon Blair Directed by: Jeremy Saulnier A man taking revenge on the person who murdered his parents whilst overcoming violent obstacles to get to his objective, sounds a bit familiar right? Good thing Blue Ruin is a rare film that can play off of those well-known revenge-thriller tropes while also giving […]
UTG LIST: 25 Bands We Want New Material From In 2014
November 25th, 2013 Matthew Leimkuehler ***UPDATE*** Five (late) submissions have been added, for a total of 30 Bands We Want New Material From In 2014. 2013 marked a year of musical resurrection on many levels. We’ve been given long-awaited reunions, new records, celebratory re-issues, and anniversary shows fantastic enough to make even the most rudimentary of music fans giddy. With […]
MOVIE REVIEW: Only God Forgives
June 9th, 2013 Grace Duffy Film: Only God Forgives Starring: Ryan Gosling, Kristin Scott Thomas, Vithaya Pansringarm Director: Nicolas Winding Refn It is tempting to say that Only God Forgives met with a divisive response at Cannes because the festival’s very particular kind of filmmaker just didn’t get it. Nicolas Winding Refn’s latest was selected to compete for the Palme […]
Michael Shannon Shines As Zod In New ‘Man Of Steel’ Trailer
May 22nd, 2013 James Shotwell Forget about Ryan Gosling, Michael Shannon is possibly the greatest living actor working today. Those needing proof need only spend a weekend with Take Shelter, The Iceman, and the first two seasons of Boardwalk Empire. Today he finally gets the spotlight in a trailer for what is easily his biggest film to date, and call […]
MOVIE TRAILER: ‘Only God Forgives’ – Trailer 2
April 18th, 2013 Tyler Osborne The newest film collaboration between Nicolas Winding Refn and Ryan Gosling, Only God Forgives, got a new trailer today, and this time around more of the story is revealed. Our first look into the film was a pretty violent and visual heavy red-band trailer, but now we get a little more dialogue to learn more […]
MOVIE REVIEW: The Place Beyond the Pines
March 15th, 2013 Grace Duffy Movie: The Place Beyond the Pines Director: Derek Cianfrance The Place Beyond the Pines is a reminder of what cinema can achieve with so little. Our contemporary movie landscape is clustered with big-budget adaptations, comic book extravaganzas, fantasies, hard-boiled political thrillers, and comedies more notable for the bank balance of the actors in them than […]
