The 10 Best Ryan Gosling Movies Ranked According To IMDb

The 10 Best Ryan Gosling Movies, Ranked According To IMDb

From La La Land to The Big Short, Ryan Gosling has shown he can do it all time and time again. Here are the actor’s best movies to date, ranked!

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Ryan Gosling is one of the most popular actors in the world today, as well as one of the most well-paid. Beginning his career as a child actor on Disney’s The Mickey Mouse Club, he moved on to more serious roles as he progressed in age, finding himself in one blockbuster after another until he had paved his way to Hollywood stardom.

It goes without saying, then, that he’s had his fair share of critical successes – but which are the best? In this list, we’ll be using IMDb’s user rating system to decide which 10 of his films are arguably the greatest of them all.

10 The Place Beyond The Pines (2012) – 7.3

The 2012 crime film The Place Beyond The Pines starred Gosling as Luke Glanton, a motorcycle stuntman whose death during a failed heist creates a ripple effect.

The film was hailed as “ambitious” and received largely positive reviews from critics, with praise directed at its writing, performances, and themes; audiences liked it just as much, resulting in the film landing a favorable 7.3 rating on IMDb.

9 Blue Valentine (2010) – 7.4

A romantic drama that stars Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams as a couple whose relationship slowly breaks down, 2010’s Blue Valentine gave Gosling his first Golden Globe nomination.

The film received positive reviews from critics and audiences, many of whom praised the depth of Gosling and Williams’ performances as well as the emotional weight and complexity of the story; it currently has a 7.4 rating on IMDb.

8 The Nice Guys (2016) – 7.4

2016’s The Nice Guys is a black comedy film that stars Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe as two detectives who attempt to solve the disappearance of a teenage girl in 1970s Los Angeles.

The film received praise from critics for its wit, humor, and pacing, as well as the performances of the two leads; it currently holds a solid 7.4 rating on IMDb.

7 Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011) – 7.4

The 2011 romantic comedy-drama Crazy, Stupid, Love stars Gosling as Jacob Palmer, a serial womanizer who offers to coach Cal Weaver (played by Steve Carrell) on how to become confident with women.

The film’s combination of sweet and silly won over the hearts of many a critic; The New York Times, for instance, called it “remarkably sane and reasonably smart.” It currently holds an impressive 7.4 rating on IMDb.

6 Remember The Titans (2000) – 7.8

The classic 2001 sports drama film Remember The Titans featured Gosling in one of his first major film roles, as a football cornerback.

With outstanding reviews from critics, who praised everything from its story to its writing to its acting, the film is now considered one of the greatest football movies of all time – thus earning itself a much-deserved 7.8 rating on IMDb.

5 The Big Short (2015) – 7.8

Described by The Verge as “The Wolf of Wall Street with a conscience”, the 2015 satirical drama The Big Short takes an inside look at the global financial crisis of 2007-2008, showing how it was inadvertently caused by those looking to capitalize on the unstable housing market.

Gosling co-stars as Jared Vennett, a salesman looking to strike it big. The film received largely positive reviews from critics, and currently holds a quite respectable rating of 7.8 on IMDb.

4 The Notebook (2004) – 7.8

A rare example of the cult classic rom-com, 2004’s The Notebook (which was based on the novel of the same name by Nicholas Sparks) follows Noah Calhoun (played by Gosling) and Allison Hamilton, a young couple who are brought together by their love for each other, despite the many obstacles that stand in their way.

The film was Gosling’s breakout role, and he earned much praise for his performance; the film also received praise for its well-written dialogue, emotional weight, and light-hearted tone. It currently has a 7.8 rating on IMDb.

3 Drive (2011) – 7.8

The 2011 film Drive stars Gosling in a very similar role to 2012’s The Place Behind The Pines – a stunt driver whose heist gone awry impacts the lives of those around him (and endangers his own).

The film received praise for its action, performances, and writing; it was one of the most popular films on year-end Top 10 lists, and it received an Academy Award nomination for Best Sound Editing. It currently has a 7.8 rating on IMDb.

2 Blade Runner 2049 (2017) – 8.0

The sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1982 cyberpunk classic Blade Runner, Blade Runner 2049 stars Ryan Gosling as a “replicant”, a bio-engineered human male with above-average physical and mental capabilities.

The film was praised for its innovative ideas and revolutionary acting, as well as for being a worthy follow-up to its near-perfect predecessor; it currently holds an amazing 8.0 rating on IMDb.

1 La La Land (2016) – 8.0

A musical starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone as two struggling artists (an actress and jazz pianist, respectively) seeking to find their place in the world, La La Land was an unlikely success.

It received near-universal acclaim from critics for its characters, themes, tone, and music, and it famously “won” the Academy Award for Best Picture as the result of a behind-the-scenes mishap (the real winner was Moonlight). It currently holds an excellent 8.0 rating on IMDb.

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