Let's hear it for the movie industry Mvp: The Stunt Team (aka the Fall Guy). Ryan Gosling's "The Fall Guy" is Emily Blunt as Gosling's character Colt Seavers, along with Gosling's love interest Jodie Moreno, to ride himself

in a real-life conspiracy where his hefty stunt training comes in handy from a career-ending near-stunt injury, fellow stunt guy Winston Duke and Tom Ryder as Aaron Taylor Johnson, the selfish actor Colt doubles for a.k.a. a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a. The film showcases Gosling's talent for drama and action and the perfect combination of the satirical twists he does best. And if you think the stunt guy is cool, wait until you see the stunt dog. At least until "The Fall Guy" arrives on streaming, there are 5 movies like "The Fall Guy" to watch next.

Indeed, "Barbie" and "Autumn Man" have the same energy, although the plot is very different. Both films can't help breaking the fourth wall while enjoying their own genre and content. Gosling took the opportunity to bend his camp skills in both films when he chose certain traits to hone and exaggerate in each film. 

"Barbie" turns the table on sexism while "Fall Man" spends its running time criticizing the lack of respect stunt workers get. Margot Robbie's Barbie takes the central stage as Ken devolves into Incel's territory quickly when Ken has a power struggle to rule Barbie Land. 

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The sweet spot in "Man of the King" is the same as "Man of the Fall": switching the line between full-on comedy satire and action/adventure. "The King's Man" is, of course, a prequel to "The King's Man.""Given that it takes place during the formation of a secret (fictional) Kingsmen institution in the early 1900s, we get a whole new cast from OG.

In this origin story, we discover that the agency was born to take on succumbing to the hell of a cabal over igniting a deadly war. The subject may sound serious, but the tone is certainly not. Enough said. 

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While the movie "Kick-ass" enjoys the superhero genre, "Autumn Man" satirizes Hollywood. Some children are happy to read comic books, others need to live them. Aaron Johnson's Dave Rizewski may not have the power, but he certainly does...Have a spirit. 

As superhero-obsessed kids tend to, he gives himself the name of a pretty disgusted superhero: "Kick-ass."Then Dave joins his group of ragtag heroes, recruiting an adult man named Big Daddy (ew), played by Nicholas Cage, and his young daughter Hit girl (Chloe Grace Moretz). Of course, the battle sequence is a little more campier than "The Fall Guy," but the energy is there.

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When it comes to breaking the 4th wall in the most chaotic way imaginable, "Deadpool" reigns supreme. With vulgar words (and innuendo) that make Barbie blush (or beat him up), Ryan Reynolds' Wade Wilson is very aware that he's starring in a cartoon movie, happily and, like a Colt, he also has weird things for unicorns - who knew. When Wade develops post-cancer power, he takes on his enemies in a wild showboat way (he and Colt must really be friends). 

The 2016 film produced the sequel "Deadpool 2" and the 3rd installment, followed by "Deadpool and Wolverine."

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Unfortunately, Colt's work in "La La Land" and "Barbie" testifies that he has some seriously fun vocal chops, while the musical "La La Land" is a bit more tonally serious than "The Fall Guy" but still has a lot of fun in Hollywood. It shines light on the inside and outside of the wood. 

Gosling's character Sebastian Wilder is attracted to Emma Stone's aspiring actress hopeful Mia. But instead of a stuntman, he plays a piano genius, dreaming of opening a jazz club. They need to decide which one is greater: each dream or passion for each other.

Damien Chazelle, John Legend (Keith), J.K.He wrote and directed the 2016 film starring Simmons (Bill) and Jessica Ross (Alexis).

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