Shane Black's 2016 film "The Nice Guys" has achieved cult status a decade after its release, despite a weak box office performance. The comedy noir, starring Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe as private investigators in 1970s Los Angeles, has found a dedicated audience through streaming and cable reruns. Black, also known for "Lethal Weapon" and "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang," reflects on the joy of creating films that resonate with audiences over time, even if they aren't immediate commercial successes. The film's enduring appeal is highlighted by its frequent appearance on Netflix's most-viewed lists and fans discovering it years later. AI
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RANK_REASON This article is a retrospective commentary on the cult success of a film released a decade ago.
