The Nice Guys (2016)
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Critic Consensus: The Nice Guys hearkens back to the buddy comedies of a bygone era while adding something extra courtesy of a knowing script and the irresistible chemistry of its leads.
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Cast
as Jackson Healy
as Holland March
as Holly March
as Amelia Kuttner
as Tally
as Older Guy
as Blueface
as Mrs. Glenn
as Misty Mountains
as John Boy
as Bergen Paulsen
as Jessica
as Judith Kuttner
as Chet
as Bobby
as Kid on Bike
as Young Beauty
as Reporter
as Fred's Widow
as Bourbon Bartender
as Medic
as Nun
as Healy's Ex-Wife
as Stand Up Comic
as Janet
as Smoker At Protest
as Die-In Protester
as Die-In Protester
as Die-In Protester
as Die-In Protester
as Die-In Protester
as Die-In Protester
as Party Girl
as Pornookio
as Bartender at Sid's
as Bartender at Mermaid Bar
as Young Porn Queen
as Pocahontas
as Officer McMillian
as Dog Walker
as Flight Deck Bartender
as Bumble
as Perry the Lawyer
as Car Show Bartender
as Paulsen-in Porn
as Radio Announcer
as Medic
as Die-In Protester
as Die-In Protester
as Valet at Sid's
as Party Girl
as Contortionist
as Painted Girl
as Dork
as Exotic Girl at Sid's
as Buddy
as Maintenance Man
as Mexican Restaurant Bartender
as Peep Show Employee
as Tally-in Porn
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Critic Reviews for The Nice Guys
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For those attuned to its amiably sleazy vibe and sudden alternations between violence and slapstick, it offers a guiltily pleasurable way to pass an evening.
The Nice Guys has a nice feel: just slick enough to keep from falling apart, just brutal enough to keep from seeming inconsequential.
Why see this film? Partly because of the leading men, but mainly because of a girl.
It has the byzantine plot of an L.A. noir, but races through it with the breathless energy of Black's other work.
You won't see Captain America and Iron Man squaring off at an airport, but you do get Russell Crowe breaking Ryan Gosling's arm and then cheerfully downing a Yoo-hoo.
It's all delightfully fizzy, bloody fun - even if there's the teeniest, tiniest hint of sequel ambitions.
Audience Reviews for The Nice Guys
Features everything there is to love about the buddy cop genre, and the nod at 80's culture was just the best icing on top you could ask for. I'm surprised Marsh's daughter isn't on the promotional images or the title because it might as well have been a 3-man show! Every laugh, punch, kick and gunshot is delivered with such excellence that it makes you forget the whole ordeal is a dated stereotype. It's almost amazing to enjoy such a well crafted buddy cop film in 2015 with all the elements you would expect from a classic. A truly great watch!
Super Reviewer
Funny and violent detective story set in 1970s L.A. Carried by two great stars (especially Gosling shows immense comedic talent) and fantastic kid actors, this is a wild, surprising ride, similar in tone to Black's Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. The tone between violence and slapstick may not resonate well with everyone, but for me this was a fun way to spend two hours.
Super Reviewer
This is a very good buddy cop movie with good performances from Rice and Crowe, and a hilarious turn by Gosling. The story is a bit messy, but the laughs are enough to make up for that. With the fun chemistry between this main cast, I wouldn't mind seeing a sequel.
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The Nice Guys Quotes
| Kid on Bike: | 20 bucks man! Or you can blow. |
| Kid on Bike: | You guys want to see my dick? |
| Holland March: | No kid we don't want to see your dick. |
| Holly March: | Dad there's like whores here and stuff. |
| Holland March: | Sweetie, what did I tell you? Don't say,"and stuff." Just say,"dad there are whores here." |
| Holland March: | Sweetie, what did I tell you? Don't say, and stuff. Just say, dad there are whores here. |
| Jackson Healy: | Didn't I tell you to go up to the roof? What are you doing down here? |
| Jackson Healy: | Did you fall? |
| Holland March: | I think I'm invincible! I don't think I can die! |