The Fall Guy, at its core, is an action movie–the main character is a stuntman. So, of course… He is stunting. However, unlike in Barbie when Ken tried to surf and went flying through the air, Colt Seavers is a good stuntman. The best stuntman, in fact, but he does not brag about it. Like a man with the utmost Kenergy, he stays cool without making anyone feel less than him (even though they definitely are). He is a man who has the right to an ego, but he stays humble and keeps his mind on his ultimate goal: Jody Moreno.

The Fall Guy might be an action movie, but it is also a rom-com. Half of a rom-com is the comedy, and Gosling delivers all the perfect comedic timing inside and outside of this movie. Within the film, his character, Colt, hilariously tries to get Jody back. From failed attempts at flirting to asking her out at all of the most high-stakes moments in the plot, this shows that all Colt truly wants is Jody, and there is nothing that screams “Kenergy” more than that. Outside of the film, Gosling admits to his fear of heights, even though he wanted to do some of his own stunts. The opening scene in The Fall Guy includes him falling down 12 stories of a building. In an interview with People, he joked, due to his fear, “I think I'm going to need to put on sunglasses for no reason, so that the audience doesn't see how afraid I am.” A running theme in his movies has been his characters dramatically putting on sunglasses, so audiences are fortunate that he continued that theme in The Fall Guy. When watching the movie after knowing the reason for the sunglasses, it becomes even more comical. Past just comedy, though, the fact that Gosling not only was willing to but was enthusiastic about trying a few of his own stunts shows once and for all that he has the most Kenergy. Kenergy is much about sharing the spotlight, and he does just that by shining a light on the stunt people who are often kept in the shadows.