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I didn't like this movie. I like Ryan Gosling, but this movie was trying too hard to be something else. I really loved a lot of the camera shots and the main character had some intrigue.
However I don't know if its because i'm a 90's kid or what, but the whole 80's stuff totally lost me. I didn't like the music or 80's style to it, would have been an awesome movie without it pushing that.
Plus the writing was so weird. I don't know if it was aimed to be a stereotypical action flick with no story, or a movie trying to have a story. Hardly any characters developed and the "amazing elevator" scene seemed like it could have been better. Especially with the lighting effects taking place.