The Gray Man Takes the Stoic-Spy Cliché Way Too Far

Rolling Loud Miami 2022 kicked off on Friday (July 22) with Kid Cudi in the headlining 

The Gray Man Takes the Stoic-Spy Cliché Way Too Far

One of his best-remembered films remains the taut 2011 thriller Drive, in which he played 

The Gray Man Takes the Stoic-Spy Cliché Way Too Far

an unnamed stunt driver who is cool behind the wheel but monosyllabic in 

The Gray Man Takes the Stoic-Spy Cliché Way Too Far

conversation. As Officer K in Blade Runner 2049, he was quite literally robotic, an artificial 

The Gray Man Takes the Stoic-Spy Cliché Way Too Far

“replicant” designed to be void of emotion. In First Man, he portrayed the astronaut Neil 

The Gray Man Takes the Stoic-Spy Cliché Way Too Far

Armstrong as prickly and standoffish, far more ready to face his work than any interpersonal 

The Gray Man Takes the Stoic-Spy Cliché Way Too Far

relationship. But as remote as he seemed in each of those movies, he was always grappling 

The Gray Man Takes the Stoic-Spy Cliché Way Too Far

with a complex character, proper story stakes, and a touch of internal weirdness. His newest

The Gray Man Takes the Stoic-Spy Cliché Way Too Far

lead role, in Netflix’s action blockbuster The Gray Man, has none of that.

The Gray Man Takes the Stoic-Spy Cliché Way Too Far

Once again, Gosling is playing a man with no name, this time an assassin who goes