Synopsis
The perfect love story. Until it became the perfect crime.
Newly-discovered facts, court records and speculation are used to elaborate the true love story and murder mystery of the most notorious unsolved murder case in New York history.
2010 Directed by Andrew Jarecki
Newly-discovered facts, court records and speculation are used to elaborate the true love story and murder mystery of the most notorious unsolved murder case in New York history.
Ryan Gosling Kirsten Dunst Frank Langella Lily Rabe Philip Baker Hall Michael Esper Diane Venora Nick Offerman Kristen Wiig Stephen Kunken John Cullum Maggie Kiley Liz Stauber Marion McCorry Mia Dillon Tom Kemp Trini Alvarado Tom Riis Farrell Bruce Norris Francie Swift David Margulies Glenn Fleshler Stephen Singer Francis Guinan Ellen Sexton William Jackson Harper Ashlie Atkinson Donna Bullock Pamala Tyson Show All…
Bob Weinstein Harvey Weinstein Michael London Barbara A. Hall Andrew Jarecki Marc Smerling Bruna Papandrea Michelle Krumm Janice Williams
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i know this movie was about murder but seeing nick offerman without a mustache was the most disturbing thing
I’ve never been closer to anyone, and I don’t know you at all
A really good thriller lost in the great film year that was 2010. This movie would be memed so fucking hard in 2021 I can’t even imagine the possibilities. This movie is due for a big streaming run soon. Don’t be surprised if you see it on Netflix top ten in the near future.
Kirsten Dunst is electric in her role. Ryan Gosling goes bad and plays a subtle sociopath. Fascinating film based on true events. It’s hard to distinguish what’s true and what’s false. Really leaves everything to the minds eye of the viewer.
honestly wasn’t even paying attention this 100% was a ryan gosling thirst watch and he didn’t even look that great
Sometimes I genuinely forget Ryan Gosling isn't my boyfriend so I gotta watch a movie where he's a little ugly to keep me grounded. All Good Things is a pretty bland, uninspired thriller that lost my interest halfway through. Everything down to the performances was mediocre. The most shocking part was how undeveloped these characters were and how fast Gosling switched from loving husband to psychopath with no explanation. I guess there are some drawbacks to being a Gosling completist.
kirsten dunst was the only good thing about this film. also, why does ryan gosling only have one facial expression?
Robert Durst’s (or in this case David Marks’) story is a fascinating one worthy of many screen treatments (see The Jinx also by Andrew Jarecki), but this—in terms of writing and direction—just doesn’t do it justice.
Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst are infinitely watchable and it’s fun to see Kristen Wiig and Nick Offerman in bit roles, but this just doesn’t really land beyond performances.
The pieces are here, but more assembly is required...
"What the hell are you looking at?! Eat your salad!" - Katie's Friend,
I'm not a gun guy but I'm assuming you shouldn't store guns and ammo in the warming drawer of an oven?
All Good Things is a theory of the three murders committed by Robert Durst, some of the theory has since been disproven. It's kind of shot and produced, like a Lifetime scorned woman movie except that it stars Ryan Gosling, Kirsten Dunst, Frank Lagnella and Lily Rabe. The script is pretty bad and awkwardness is everywhere given that this seems to be the director's first and only attempt at drama.
Also, I think I found something that Ryan Gosling can't do well, act like an insecure guy without charisma. He's doing the "pretty/ugly" girl here and it just doesn't work that well.
Not a recommend, just watch the Jinx instead...or the wikipedia entry on Robert Durst.
fun fact : so this is a biopic right, three years ago that man was interviewed and during it he went to the toilets and said to himself while peeing that indeed he killed his wife but his microphone wasn't off:/
Ryan Gosling plays a better elderly lady in this movie than he does a middle aged man.
Meanwhile, Kirsten Dunst said I had an abortion and I don’t know what that is—something I did, or something I didn’t do and that’s the most thought-provoking thing I’ve ever heard.