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A 2024 Ryan Gosling Flop Is Finally Finding Its Audience On Amazon Prime Video
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Jeremy Smith)
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Ryan Gosling's 2024 flop now surprises with a second life on Amazon Prime, delighting fans and industry insiders alike.
beat sheet
- Gosling's follow-up to Barbie, which bombed at the box office, is now the #2 most-watched movie on Amazon Prime Video, proving the power of streaming.
- Industry experts cite the film's strong performances and quirky, off-beat tone as reasons why it's finding new life with at-home audiences, leading to talks of a sequel or spin-off.
call sheet
Ryan Gosling, Barbie