When I saw this film for the first time years ago, I hadn't any idea that it was based off of a true story. Without that information, it fell very flat for me and made no sense. I remember even being confused as to why Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Stewart would have signed on. It did not stick with me, and quickly left my mind.
Fast forward to 2022 when 'The Jinx' came out on HBO. The story started to become familiar..... and then I noticed the director had the same name as that in "All Good Things". Bam.
Robert Durst is a very interesting person and watching the first part of 'The Jinx' my jaw hit the floor and I ran back to this movie to see if we had any more information. While it didn't add anything new per-se it was nice to see it played out in a more dramatic capacity.
Do you think Ryan would be coming back after his post-Ken era for a part two? Would Andrew Jarecki be so bold?- or maybe he will have grown tired by the man who has now blown his career into fandom. Time can only tell.
Fast forward to 2022 when 'The Jinx' came out on HBO. The story started to become familiar..... and then I noticed the director had the same name as that in "All Good Things". Bam.
Robert Durst is a very interesting person and watching the first part of 'The Jinx' my jaw hit the floor and I ran back to this movie to see if we had any more information. While it didn't add anything new per-se it was nice to see it played out in a more dramatic capacity.
Do you think Ryan would be coming back after his post-Ken era for a part two? Would Andrew Jarecki be so bold?- or maybe he will have grown tired by the man who has now blown his career into fandom. Time can only tell.