Ryan Gosling to movie goers at a NYC showing of ‘Project Hail Mary’: “Thank you just for coming to the theater. I think obviously theaters need you, but it’s not your job to keep them open, it’s our job to make things that make it worth you coming out. So, that’s what we did with this film.”

My longest celebrity crush. First saw him in Fracture, and that made me a fan. Also, love how sensible he is. Good on him. 

So true, it’s been a long time since I felt compelled to watch movies at the theatre, mostly superhero slop, shitty comedies or horror films that follow the same spent formula ( Scream 7??). It’s a real shame because I love the sound, that I can’t reproduce anywhere else, and the screen size, but 80% of the last visits I can’t help to have a bitter taste in my mouth like this was not really worth it and ” I could’ve watch this in my living room”.

This movie was amazing

Pretty cool but I’m upset he didn’t come to the theater in Bozeman, MT

Yes to this—studios need to prioritize more thoughtful, well-made original films, rather than churning out reboots and sequels on sequels where the budget is used up on star power and CGI and the writing is dumbed-down so that the audience can be on their phones at the same time.

He is not wrong, this movie was an absolute blast to watch.

I would flip out if he popped into my movie theater. There’s one particular theater close to Columbus Circle where the stars would just “randomly” (ie unbeknownst to attendees) introduce the movie.

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