Crazy, Stupid, Love: The Cult Movie Starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone Is Leaving Netflix Soon!

Subscribers to the streaming platform have only a few days left to enjoy it. Released in theaters in September 2011, the feature film Crazy, Stupid, Love is about to leave the Netflix catalog for good. Directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, this box-office hit grossed no less than 145 million dollars worldwide while winning over audiences.

An unforgettable comedy duo

The story follows Cal Weaver, a man in his forties whose life turns upside down when his wife Emily, played by Julianne Moore, asks for a divorce. Devastated, he takes refuge in a bar and meets Jacob Palmer, a young ladies' man portrayed by Ryan Gosling, who decides to take him under his wing to help him regain his confidence.

The contrast between the personalities of Steve Carell and Ryan Gosling leads to hilarious moments, especially during the makeover sequences. The genuine chemistry forged between the two characters is one of the greatest assets of this romantic comedy.

Before La La Land, the perfect chemistry

This film also marks a milestone as it brings Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling together on screen for the very first time, long before they starred in Damien Chazelle's musical La La Land. Kevin Bacon rounds out this stellar cast.

Between sharp dialogues, funny situations and a subtle blend of humor and emotion, the film stands out as an essential reference in the genre. You therefore have very little time left to (re)discover this gem before it leaves the platform.