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Ryan Gosling Thinks The NC-17 Rating For “Blue Valentine” Is Misogynistic

“You have to question a cinematic culture which preaches artistic expression, and yet would support a decision that is clearly a product of a patriarchy-dominant society, which tries to control how women are depicted on screen. The MPAA is okay supporting scenes that portray women in scenarios of sexual torture and violence for entertainment purposes, but they are trying to force us to look away from a scene that shows a woman in a sexual scenario, which is both complicit and complex. It’s misogynistic in nature to try and control a woman’s sexual presentation of self. I consider this an issue that is bigger than this film.”

Ryan Gosling on the MPAA giving his upcoming film, “Blue Valentine,” an NC-17 rating. Now, I’ve obviously always lusted for The Gos because of his talent and good looks, but when he goes and spouts intelligent, feminist truth like this, there’s a full-on river of love gushing in my panties. Ryan, this is my kind of dirty talk. [Tres Sugar] Keep reading »

Michelle Williams On “Blue Valentine”‘s NC-17 Rating

“I’m happy for [the film] to stay just like it is. Genuinely, I am. Movies get to have long lives and it’ll be judged and rejudged in 10 or 20 or 30 years, and I’ll be curious to see how it stands. It seems like such a condemnation. It feels like such a slap on the hand, like you’ve been a bad kid or something.”

Michelle Williams dishes on how she feels about “Blue Valentine,” the movie she co-stars in with Ryan Gosling, getting an NC-17 rating [EW] Keep reading »

First Look: “Blue Valentine” Starring A Ukelele-Strumming Ryan Gosling


Say hello to my favorite movie that I haven’t actually seen yet. “Blue Valentine” stars Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams in a “story of love found and love lost told in past and present moments in time … flooded with romantic memories of their courtship, Dean and Cindy use one night to try and save their failing marriage.” Ryan Gosling singing a love song on a ukelele to one of the coolest chicks ever and then there are kisses and hugs and tears and ZOMG I CANNOT WAIT. After the jump, check out the movie poster, aka my new wallpaper. Keep reading »

Quotable: Ryan Gosling Talks “Messy Sex” With Michelle Willams

“You mean the trying-not-to-have-sex sex scene? It was hard…a lot of times actors can trick people into thinking something is happening when it’s not happening, and we had to call ourselves out on anything that didn’t feel honest. Actors become very professional and proficient about watching out for each other’s light and not stepping on each other’s lines. All of these things are artificial, and you have to strip that away if you’re going to achieve a sense of intimacy. In real life sex is messy, and we wanted to get at that wonderful messiness.”

— Ryan Gosling talks with W magazine about filming his messy sex scene with Michelle Williams in their new movie “Blue Valentine.” [via Huffington Post] Keep reading »

Ryan Gosling And Michelle Williams Cover W Magazine

And my universe just exploded. I am going to buy multiple copies. Gah!!!! “Blue Valentine” can’t come out soon enough! [Just Jared] Keep reading »

Were Carey Mulligan & Michelle Williams Separated At Birth?

If it weren’t for their nearly five-year age difference, we’d think Carey Mulligan and Michelle Williams were twins separated at birth. [Cannes, 5/18/10] Keep reading »

Ryan Gosling And Michelle Williams Are A Beautiful Pair

Do I really need to provide an excuse for posting this photo? It has something for everyone and by everyone I mean me and Catherine. Catherine is obsessed (but not in a scary way) with Michelle Williams, and really, if I am being honest, it is against the laws of nature that they are not friends. Universe, rectify that. As for Ryan, well, I think you have heard enough about our passionate-star-crossed-in-my-imagination-love-affair. If they didn’t look so cute together promoting our future favorite movie, “Blue Valentine” at Cannes, I might be jealous. [Cannes, France, 5/18/10] Keep reading »

Quotable: Chloe Sevigny Didn’t Always Appreciate Kissing Michelle Williams

“Back then, she was just a girl from ‘Dawson’s Creek,’ and I was super-indie, so I was like, Ew, gross.”

– Chloe Sevigny on smooching Michelle Williams in “If These Walls Could Talk 2″ [The Advocate] Keep reading »

Why We’ll Line Up To See “Blue Valentine”

Blue Valentine” premiered at the Sundance Film Festival yesterday, and while the crux of the movie seems a little depressing — a married couple trying to save their relationship — Amelia and I are excited to see it, but for very different reasons … Keep reading »

Michelle Williams Continues Her Depressing-But-Good Movie Streak


Since hitting the big time with her “Dawson’s Creek” character Jen Lindley, Michelle Williams has gone on to make mostly independent films. Besides “Brokeback Mountain,” a lot of her movies haven’t landed in theaters — at least not in wide release — and I’ve Netflixed a few of them recently. Right now, I’m halfway through “Wendy and Lucy,” about a young woman who lives out of her car with her dog, and I have to watch it in parts so I don’t get too down. It’s great, but depressing as hell. I think I might have the same reaction to her and Gael Garcia Bernal’s upcoming film, “Mammoth,” which comes to theaters Nov. 20. The movie tells the story of a young family that seems to have it all, until a series of events change their lives. Do you like movies that show the sad side of life? Or do you stick to comedies and lighter films? Keep reading »