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In fact, David Ehrlich of indieWire felt that The Gray Man wastes a talent of Ryan GoslingвЂ™s caliber saying, вЂњGosling is a great choice to play an implosive spy with a good heart and some long-suppressed family issues, and yet the characterвЂ™s mottled contours are buried too deep to feel.вЂќ Hollywood ReporterвЂ™s John DeFore was equally unconvinced concluding, вЂњWhile the movie itself may prove nearly as unmemorable as its hero ostensibly wants to be, itвЂ™s anything but inconspicuous.вЂќ вЂњAn expensive (and expensive-looking) Netflix-produced action caper that sets the two marquee-topping actors against each other for instantly forgettable reasons.вЂќ Simon Abrams of TheWrap also left The Gray Man unimpressed, even calling the movie вЂњforgettableвЂќ despite the presence of Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans. Which, to be honest, only makes you wish this was tighter, tauter, tougher, better.вЂќ вЂњThe Gray Man wants to remind you of what an old-school dopamine dump these types of entertainments are, and it has what seems to be the necessary ingredients to do it. While Rolling StoneвЂ™s David Fear was almost enamored by The Gray Man, he could not help but wish things had been better. Sadly, the simple action on display has not charmed everyone. Related: Chris EvansвЂ™ The Gray Man Villain is Aggressively Different to Captain America The positivity continues courtesy of VarietyвЂ™s Peter Debruge, who declared that Netflix viewers are the real winners saying, вЂњProduction budgets swell, stock prices go down, but Netflix subscribers are the big winners in this Bond-level summer blockbuster from the Russo brothers.вЂќ Entertainment WeeklyвЂ™s Leah Greenblatt meanwhile rated The Gray Man a B- saying, вЂњItвЂ™s red-meat candy, a Bourne Identity for brains thoroughly trained in over-stimulation, and already long gone on summer holiday.вЂќ вЂњThe Gray Man is a spiritual throwback to 80s/90s action movies, with pulse-pounding fight scenes, delightfully cheesy dialogue & wickedly fun villain.вЂќ With all the cheesy dialogue, big explosions, and entertaining villainy that one could hope for. These sentiments are echoed by Screen RantвЂ™s Molly Freeman, who similarly praised The Gray Man for leaning into the uncluttered action mayhem of the 1980s. вЂњThis is not a film weighed down by the need to be deep. вЂњWhen a new neighbor Chase moves across the hall and reveals himself as a fan, Benjamin begins investigating the oddly familiar man with his best friend Harley.вЂќ вЂњThe film follows Benjamin, a young queer millenial actor living in West Hollywood who was once a famous child actor,вЂќ reads the synopsis.

Howdy, Neighbor! will be directed by Allisyn Snyder, who is also a former Disney star who appeared in Sonny With a Chance and So Random!В Described as a вЂњscreen lifeвЂќ film, The screenplay is written by Montgomery. RELATED:В Peacock Slasher They/Them Starring Kevin Bacon Gets Trailer Additional cast also includes Grant Jordan,В Sterling Sulieman, Adam Faison, Greer Grammer, and Kimmy Shields. This includes So Random! actors Matthew Scott Montgomery, Shayne Topp, and Damien Haas Jessie stars Debby Ryan and Kevin Chamberlin В Alyson StonerВ ( The Suite Life of Zack & Cody), and Tim Bagley ( Shake It Up!).

According to Variety, seven former Disney Channel stars have been enlisted to join the cast of the forthcoming LGBTQ+ horror thriller film titled Howdy, Neighbor!