Red Mosquito

My wife and I would like to thank you for having us over to your dinner party.

Yes, sir.

My wife and I would like to thank you for having us over to your dinner party.

seems great. Im in.

yeah im pretty excited about this one

Holy fuck that's some good trailer.

Yeah, I wasn't really excited for this until I watched that trailer.

incredible trailer. Im sold. Cmon i need more violence.

Yeah, that trailer is incredible. I want.

There are two other clips out there also. Don't watch them if you want to be surprised. They're pretty lenghty clips.

Anyway it looks so strange and beautiful. And badass.

Ryan Gosling’s Film Was Booed At Cannes
Written by Ashley Burns / 05.23.13



By all accounts, Ryan Gosling’s latest film, Only God Forgives, which was directed by Drive’s Nicolas Winding Refn, is extremely violent. And by all accounts, I mean even Gosling’s co-star, Kristin Scott Thomas, doesn’t like how much violence was in the film. So when the film debuted at Cannes earlier this week, it might make sense that the fancier of the top hats and monocles in attendance also wouldn’t like it. And, hoo boy, did they not like it.

“To judge from the boos and whistles after the ‘Only God Forgives’ screening today, I wouldn’t exactly lay odds on a ‘Best Director’ repeat for Refn,” wrote Vulture’s Kyle Buchanan.

“When one character stuck his hand inside

Spoiler: show

a woman’s slashed body

, the audience locked and loaded its boos. Gosling doesn’t have much to say in this movie, but the auditorium sure did.” (Via Yahoo! UK)

Booing? At a Baby Goose film? Surely, this has to be the case of a few scoundrels who simply don’t know how to behave in a high class theatre, right?


“Movies really don’t get much worse than Nicholas Winding Refn‘s ‘Only God Forgives’,” [Jeffrey Wells] writes. “It’s a sh*t macho fantasy – hyper violent, ethically repulsive, sad, nonsensical, deathly dull, snail-paced, idiotic, possibly woman-hating, visually suffocating, pretentious.

“I realize I sound like Rex Reed on one of his rants, but trust me, please – this is a defecation by an over-praised, over-indulged director who thinks anything he cr*ps out is worthy of your time. I felt violated, sh*t upon, sedated, narcotized, appalled and bored stiff.”

Sooooo… you’re saying you didn’t like it?

Still, booing Ryan Gosling? Ryan Gosling? Baby Goose? He must feel terrible about that.


Aw, hey buddy.


No, don’t be sad, Baby Goose.


Hey… hey, Ryan. I’ve got something for you…

Taxi Driver got booed also.

"Taxi Driver" was booed after it was announced as the Palme d'Or winner. It wasn't booed during the screening. The audience in attendance at the awards ceremony is known to boo when they don't like the winners. Happened with "Tree of Life" as well.

turned2black wrote:"Taxi Driver" was booed after it was announced as the Palme d'Or winner. It wasn't booed during the screening. The audience in attendance at the awards ceremony is known to boo when they don't like the winners. Happened with "Tree of Life" as well.

The audience also has a tendency to boo extreme violence.

durdencommatyler wrote:

turned2black wrote:"Taxi Driver" was booed after it was announced as the Palme d'Or winner. It wasn't booed during the screening. The audience in attendance at the awards ceremony is known to boo when they don't like the winners. Happened with "Tree of Life" as well.

The audience also has a tendency to boo extreme violence.

yeah, who really cares about a Cannes audience?

VinylGuy wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

turned2black wrote:"Taxi Driver" was booed after it was announced as the Palme d'Or winner. It wasn't booed during the screening. The audience in attendance at the awards ceremony is known to boo when they don't like the winners. Happened with "Tree of Life" as well.

The audience also has a tendency to boo extreme violence.

yeah, who really cares about a Cannes audience?

Not THIS guy.

im pretty sure this movie is gonna be too manly for you guys

Dev wrote:im pretty sure this movie is gonna be too manly for you guys

You look Orson in the face next time you say that.