If you think La La Land made you cry, wait until you see Ryan Gosling's romantic film with Michelle Williams

Ryan Gosling dominates the romance genre when it comes to films. He has starred in several romantic comedies and heavy dramas, but one really stands out from the crowd: the Oscar-winning title LaLaLand with Emma Stone.

The film brought many to tears, but if you want to see a more serious, realistic drama, you should watch another Gosling film with Michelle Williams: Blue Valentine's Day (2010). This film really touches the heart.

Ryan Gosling reveals brutal preparations for Blue Valentine's Day

In an interview with Fresh air above NPRActor Ryan Gosling revealed what he and his co-actress Michelle Williams had to go through to prepare for their roles in Derek Cianfrance's Blue Valentine's Day.

Over the course of the month, we tried to dismantle what we had built. [Originally,] We all worked really hard to create that part of the love story where they fall in love. We wanted it to feel genuine, real, true. And we spent all this time building it up, and then we had to tear it down.

The effort the actors put into their roles is beyond insane. Gosling and Williams portrayed a married couple struggling to rekindle their relationship. To make it more convincing, they also had to take their characters' wedding photos and set them on fire.

Gosling said they even celebrated a fake Christmas and took their characters' daughters to the park.everything we could do to create real memories. When it was time to [last] Part of the film, we drew on real memories.” They even lived in one house for a month.

The Barbie The actor admitted that it was the first film where he felt like he wasn't shooting at all. He noted that on most projects, actors try to forget that they are doing film productions because they are constantly seeing trailers, lights and cameras.This is an attempt to remind yourself that it is a film because it is so easy to get lost in it,” he added.

Blue Valentine's Day is not a typical love story – it shows how relationships are built and how they slowly break down when cracks appear in the marriage.

Fans express their grief after watching Blue Valentine's Day

A fan page shared a clip of Cianfrances Blue Valentine's Day with the embedded heading “As a therapist, this is probably one of the roughest relationship movies I've ever seen.” The fans wholeheartedly agreed with this statement.

At Instagramuser _read_riding_hood_ said, “This film is so hard to watch. It is heartbreaking,” while krakbox94 wrote, “This movie ripped my heart out and made me chew on it.” In the meantime, haseeb_.bhatti_ commented: “A film that perfectly destroys the illusion of “and they lived happily ever after” ” while mcdenima13 Thought, “One of the most brutal films of all time.”

At Rotten tomatoes, Blue Valentine's Day received an approval rating of 86%. It grossed over $14 million in ticket sales on a meager $1 million budget, according to Box office hit.

Blue Valentine's Day can be viewed on Netflix.