Any other movie has the thieves freaking out and shouting at the driver what to do. It's actually nice to finally see a couple guys that know when to keep their mouths shut and just let the driver drive
worst get away driver ever 1 star would not recommend " he left us in a parking garage surrounded by law enforcement while we were dressed like fn cat burglars.. He got himself a disguise and got away.. wheres our hat mother f'r!!!"
@@patrickosmium733 - 08:33 They also were taking off their jackets and had already stashed away their masks. They would have blended in with the crowd and walked right out like he did. They were both "white" guys in a sea of "white" guys, so good look to the police pointing them out when they have no clue what they look like.
@@patrickosmium733"We're grateful you chose us as your law avoiding service. Thank you for sharing your feedback, we're looking forward to meet your expectations next time you rob something. When it comes to the best getaway experiences, our customers always come (get out) first!" 😂
Yeah, it would have been more realistic if he had just ditched it in the middle of the driving path. And I guess those 2 crooks were screwed, because the cops were close behind and he didn't park far from the entrance.
I said the same thing …three unrealistic parts in this movie first one was getting that parking spot right in the front but remember a lot of people leave the game before it ends. That’s the best time to get the spot in the front anyway thinking of it that way.
What I find most interesting about this scene is that it's an elaborate, drawn-out car chase, but the camera never once leaves the car the entire time the protagonist is driving. We're right there with him
The title of the film is "Drive" and it is about the driver...so who or what would you like the camera to focus on in the opening 10 of the film??? Dinnae quit your day job...
@@datgrrl_official This is a pretty great troll comment, it didn't work on me but I respect it. You must be great at pissing off 14 year-olds who don't know better 😂
He opened the door to let the robbers in at 3:27 and stops the car in the parking at 8:27 ... perfect 5 minute time frame , and great attention to details here...
I always interpreted it as he will wait in the car while they "do the deed" for exactly 5 mintues without bailing on them. That's why he set his watch the moment they cut the chain.
Good catch there. He said any minute after and it’s all you and literally did that lol I hope they took the hint and followed suit as well and took they mask off and blended with crowd lol
I swear I really believe this is one of the best opening scenes of a movie I have ever seen. It introduces all we need to know about the main character, and his one main accomplice, while totally ignoring almost anything but the most essential details of the other characters that are in the scene. The thieves are not important, and so this introduction only allows them about two words of dialogue ("Come on!"), despite them being ostensibly what is driving the whole first scene of this movie. We don't care about them and the writer does such a good job of making them important while also utterly meaningless, that we don't even see if they got caught coming out of the car park at the end (although they probably didn't, since it was a brilliant trick). This "first reel" of the movie Drive strips down everything that happens to the bare essentials and throws out every unimportant detail that isn't almost entirely needed to understand what is happening. In doing this, it mimics the main character's personality, which is very bottomlining. It focuses you in on the few sentences that are said and their significance, and meanwhile it brilliantly steps up the tension minute by minute. Everything is visual and nothing is without intense connection to the main plot. Even as he walks away from the car at the end, he does a little dance on the edge of the curb and the sidewalk (making it look accidental) intentionally to slow down a cop that is headed into the car park, and he also turns and eyes a girl going by to take suspicion away from him (and to not show his face to the cop). Every movement is slick and calculated, and yet perfectly seamless in terms of taking suspicion away from him and evading the cops. This all leads the audience to have the feeling that he might have been TOO slick. How did he even know how to do that?! However, we were already introduced cleverly to his accomplice who, as they scan over an auto shop filled with beautiful classic cars, explains that he will be driving the most common car in California. This means we can suspect that he really has some well-developed backing that makes it believable he might have this level of skill in driving. Then we see he is a stunt driver in just the next section of the movie after the intro, so we know he has been trained in how to drive to a level that is well-beyond the average person. When the girl asks him what he does for work, he can just say, "I drive," and leave it at that, because we already know that he is far from just a chauffeur. So much of this movie intro is so well-balanced I am amazed at its brilliance. It can take an audience who could be anywhere in the world, unaware of anything about this movie that might interest them, and it takes them on a ride from wondering who this guy is in the hotel room, to knowing he is in Los Angeles, California, driving criminals for money, and he is damn good at it. The rapidity with which this movie accomplishes this goal is record breaking. The director drives this movie almost as fast as his main character drives a late mode silver Impala.
The night and the skyline strangely reminded me of Michael Mann’s movies. (Heat, Miami vice, collateral) they all have beautiful use of the city and the ambiance.
@@aseem2985 yeah, micheal mann is one of the directors that can make ordinary things look artistic and even badass , like the scene in 'heat' when vincent (al Pacino) speeding on the highway chasing niel(Robert De Niro) while moby's new Dawn faces played in background, theoretically there is nothing special about it but the way micheal mann Portrayed the scene was something cinematically badass
I remember seeing this film for the first time. I thought it might just be a contender to knock off HEAT as my all time favourite film. It didn't, but man did i enjoy it. Fantastic film. Love the soundtrack and score, too.
Great part I’ve always loved about this is how he gets in the cops way at the end. He makes sure he’s seen leaving the stadium under his guise and gives the robbers more of a margin to get away from the impala. As far as believable effective criminals go, this guy takes the cake. Meticulous and opportunistic.
One of the greatest openings in film, phenomenal cast, storyline, and soundtrack, a film at first you think is like all the others in its genre, but as you reach its end, you truly realize how great it is 👏
I've always considered Ryan Gosling to be on the cooler end of actors, based on their roles that they chose. I used to have this on my TH-cam playlist. Thank you, sir.
@@LucasTOrz oh right the movie with Russell Crowe. That was some fine entertainment. I enjoyed the sh-t out of that. I bet that film was fun to make for those guys.
Scrolled down the comments > Saw your comment > Watched "The Tension of Losing a Wanted Level" > Came back just to say thank you random youtube person. 🧡
He specifically told them how much time they had and his intentions. He performed the job impeccably and even got out without drawing attention to him or the curators of the "job". In my opinion, he did everything perfectly. They can easily walk out with masks off and blend into the crowds of people leaving the game. It's honestly an impressive way to portray such a character.
@@markomaras6495 I dunno - the character is a talker in a movie where the rest of the characters keep talk to the minimum. He will always seem out of step with the others. Maybe that is the point.
@@ameyajoshi742 He did, Cranston's character said he dropped in '300 hp on the inside, she is gonna fly'. Didn't say what exactly he put in but suffice to say I don't think the 2009 Impala has 300 hp stock.
that's... maybe not america. Low count of trained police means the long arm of american law descends slowly from a great height. It hits hard when it gets there, but doesn't do that fast.
People are saying the 5 minutes he gives them are from the moment he starts driving to the moment he abandons the car, but it’s actually from the moment the thieves trigger the alarm. He’s saying they’ll have 5 minutes to complete the job on their end before he flees the scene. I’m also pretty sure he has told the thieves of the plan to dump the car at the Staples center. The only thing they don’t know is route he will take to get there. Lastly, I don’t agree with the people who are assuming the thieves will get caught leaving the game. After a basketball game there are so many people streaming out at the same time that logistically it would be very hard, especially since the cops never got a visual on any of them
great opening scene except for the birdge where he floors it and the two cars ahead of him either just stay the same speed or also think the helicopter is chasing them and book it at the same time lol, since it's LA probably the latter
It makes 300hp, could be swapped with the 5.3L from the SS. Couldn't tell you why it shifts itself, but it also can't catch up with traffic while pulling, so...
There are always eyes on the scene. People you cant see walking, living, jogging, homeless dudes around. In a city you are never really alone. Plus cctv cameras literally everywhere and local security guards having night shift walking around etc etc.
There's a hundred thousand streets in the city. You don't need to know the route. Now, you give me a time and a place. I give you a five-minute window, anything happens in that five minutes and I'm yours. No matter what. Anything happens a minute in either side of that, you are on your own. Do you understand?
I always consider Ryan Gosling in the same league as Clint Eastward, Jason Strathon and Charles Bronson, no talky bullshit just gets on with it. Hugh Jackman's performance as The Wolverine was same too.
@@DruguzuYou're close, vaporwave is brighter and 'warmer', where as this one has a darker tone and more mystic. Such works such as from kavinsky is 'outrun' based on the 80s outrun game
In what way? 93% on Rotten Tomatoes. Made over $81 million against a production budget of $15 million. At Cannes Film Festival it won Best Director, one of the highest honors a director can reach. Several critics listed Drive as one of the best films of 2011, including the National Board of Review.
I’ve showed this. Movie to a few people , I think it’s a masterpiece ! Only people who didn’t like it were the Fast & Furious meatheads ! It just not that kind of movie & I am so grateful !
This is me. Literally me. No other character can come close to relating to me like this. There is no way you can convince me this is not me. This character could not possibly be anymore me. lt's me, and nobody can convince me otherwise. If anyone approached me on the topic of this not possibly being me, then 1 immediately shut them down with overwhelming evidence that this character is me. This character is me, it is indisputable. Why anyone would try to argue that this character is not me is beyond me. If you held two pictures of me and this character side by side, you'd see no difference. I can safely look at this character every day and say "Yup, that's me". I can practically see this character every time I look at myself in the mirror. I go outside and people stop me to comment how similar I look and act to this character. I chuckle softly as I'm assured everyday this character is me in every way. I can smile each time I get out of bed every morning knowing that l've found my identity with this character and I know my place in this world. It's really quite funny how similar this character is to me, it's almost like we're identical twins. When I first saw this character, I had an existential crisis What if this character was the real me and I was the fictional being. What if this character actual became aware of my existence? Did this character have the ability to become self aware itself?
A remarkable film in so many ways. When Gosling signed on for the leading role, the producers gave him the right to choose the director, and he chose Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn. The screenplay came from Iranian-born British writer Hossein Amini. Gosling and Refn, along with other principal cast, all moved into the same house together during the shoot. The film earned over $81 million against a small (by Hollywood standards) production budget of $15 million.
Driver: I’m giving you a five-minute window. Anything happens in five minutes I’m all yours no matter what. Anything happens a minute either side of that you’re on your own. Ace Ventura: If I’m not back in five minutes… just wait longer.
Anything happens in that five minutes and I'm yours. No matter what. Anything a minute on either side of that and you're on your own. I don't sit in while you're running it down. I don't carry a gun. I Drive 🗿
He gives them 5 minutes, but there's 6 minutes left in the fourth quarter, and if anyone knows a fourth quarter 6 minutes usually lasts about 30 minutes. It's a movie, got to play it up but these are things a person notices when they're high
Lol cmon it’s a fkn movie guy…. The stupid shit is him timing the window around the Clippers game in the fourth quarter, where most your time outs and fouls are made… that would make that five minutes ending of that game. If you know basketball can turn into 13 minutes with commercials timeout fouls foul shot that’s just totally pretty much you could try that 200 times I’m just saying pulling in the lot I meant to say in finding a spot in the front, just do the same route. He took and stop under the bridge for the same amount of time I’m just saying you’re not gonna get it when the games going for 321 when he loudens the music in the car… you hear the status of the game?.. you got a better chance of getting your leg bit off by a shark sitting on your couch watching this fucking movie how’s that for odds…
Everyone criticizes the parking spot. According to director Nicolas winding Refn… Ryan legit drove him around Los Angeles because he doesn’t have a drivers license and the clippers are a know team… especially in 2011. They actually Parked there multiple times. The clippers at the time where a no goof ball team, same with the Orlando lighting hockey team. Dude no one cared about the clippers. This was do verified by an ex gang member known as “Bone” who was in the training day movie and and of watch among others.
It just occurred to me..wtf were they stealing that was so valuable they could and would pay for a getaway driver and and a modified car that had to be ditched?
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Any other movie has the thieves freaking out and shouting at the driver what to do. It's actually nice to finally see a couple guys that know when to keep their mouths shut and just let the driver drive
Drive (2011)
Agreed. Plus, the silence deepens the tension of the scene. It's a masterpiece of cat-and-mouse
worst get away driver ever
1 star would not recommend
" he left us in a parking garage surrounded by law enforcement while we were dressed like fn cat burglars.. He got himself a disguise and got away.. wheres our hat mother f'r!!!"
@@patrickosmium733 - 08:33 They also were taking off their jackets and had already stashed away their masks. They would have blended in with the crowd and walked right out like he did. They were both "white" guys in a sea of "white" guys, so good look to the police pointing them out when they have no clue what they look like.
@@patrickosmium733"We're grateful you chose us as your law avoiding service. Thank you for sharing your feedback, we're looking forward to meet your expectations next time you rob something. When it comes to the best getaway experiences, our customers always come (get out) first!" 😂
His real skill was in finding a parking spot in the stadium carpark.
Yeah, it would have been more realistic if he had just ditched it in the middle of the driving path. And I guess those 2 crooks were screwed, because the cops were close behind and he didn't park far from the entrance.
😂
@@mmclaurin8035 aren't there different exits??
The game was over. People are leaving the stadium, it would've of been easy to find a spot.
I said the same thing …three unrealistic parts in this movie first one was getting that parking spot right in the front but remember a lot of people leave the game before it ends. That’s the best time to get the spot in the front anyway thinking of it that way.
What I find most interesting about this scene is that it's an elaborate, drawn-out car chase, but the camera never once leaves the car the entire time the protagonist is driving. We're right there with him
More like, we are literally him.
The title of the film is "Drive" and it is about the driver...so who or what would you like the camera to focus on in the opening 10 of the film??? Dinnae quit your day job...
@@datgrrl_official This is a pretty great troll comment, it didn't work on me but I respect it. You must be great at pissing off 14 year-olds who don't know better 😂
awesome observation
@@romilrh Well played. 👏
He opened the door to let the robbers in at 3:27 and stops the car in the parking at 8:27 ... perfect 5 minute time frame , and great attention to details here...
I always interpreted it as he will wait in the car while they "do the deed" for exactly 5 mintues without bailing on them. That's why he set his watch the moment they cut the chain.
You dont know wtf he meant
@@lifeisstr4ngewrong
Good catch there. He said any minute after and it’s all you and literally did that lol I hope they took the hint and followed suit as well and took they mask off and blended with crowd lol
This scene has a silent apprehensiveness that is just perfect
no replies, really?? I think its the silence of the people is what makes this scene.
The silence within the whole movie makes this movie.
The lack of replies both reflects the truth and the like count. Liking a post is mostly better than commenting
The roaring acceleration is the best transition from silence of hiding to action of pursue.
I´ve went wannabe film nerd myself - and the contrast of silence with a bet seems to be the selling point here and there, and poetry.
This is one of my all-time favorite movies. What an incredibly visceral and yet strangely dream-like thriller.
I’m right there with you
My favorite, totally agree with you
Somehow more than just a great movie
One of my favourite openings to any film.
You may stay.
5:37, when he guns it he's still moving with the pace of traffic lol
Agreed…otherwise it was flawless.
It's on purpose to make you worry more.
Actually the other cars were faster
thanks for ruining it for me TT
Yeah, always felt that was funny 😂
I like how he just continuously drives right toward the cops the whole time.
"nobody will be looking at you."
He focuses on his radio. Had he not, he probably couldve passed the green light.
Almost like they know where the robbery took place and the cops drove there from different directions 🤯
The way he opens the door is so nice
That's a professional if ever seen 1!
Yes i love it
Great soundtrack, cinematography, performances.
song name?
@@Darix-xz9pb Chromatics - Tick of the Clock
@@Darix-xz9pb “tick of the clock” by the “ Chromatics” only instrumental but you don’t need any words .. it’s on here . Look it up
Chromatics - Tick Of The Clock
Totally agree !
I swear I really believe this is one of the best opening scenes of a movie I have ever seen. It introduces all we need to know about the main character, and his one main accomplice, while totally ignoring almost anything but the most essential details of the other characters that are in the scene. The thieves are not important, and so this introduction only allows them about two words of dialogue ("Come on!"), despite them being ostensibly what is driving the whole first scene of this movie. We don't care about them and the writer does such a good job of making them important while also utterly meaningless, that we don't even see if they got caught coming out of the car park at the end (although they probably didn't, since it was a brilliant trick). This "first reel" of the movie Drive strips down everything that happens to the bare essentials and throws out every unimportant detail that isn't almost entirely needed to understand what is happening. In doing this, it mimics the main character's personality, which is very bottomlining. It focuses you in on the few sentences that are said and their significance, and meanwhile it brilliantly steps up the tension minute by minute. Everything is visual and nothing is without intense connection to the main plot. Even as he walks away from the car at the end, he does a little dance on the edge of the curb and the sidewalk (making it look accidental) intentionally to slow down a cop that is headed into the car park, and he also turns and eyes a girl going by to take suspicion away from him (and to not show his face to the cop). Every movement is slick and calculated, and yet perfectly seamless in terms of taking suspicion away from him and evading the cops.
This all leads the audience to have the feeling that he might have been TOO slick. How did he even know how to do that?! However, we were already introduced cleverly to his accomplice who, as they scan over an auto shop filled with beautiful classic cars, explains that he will be driving the most common car in California. This means we can suspect that he really has some well-developed backing that makes it believable he might have this level of skill in driving. Then we see he is a stunt driver in just the next section of the movie after the intro, so we know he has been trained in how to drive to a level that is well-beyond the average person. When the girl asks him what he does for work, he can just say, "I drive," and leave it at that, because we already know that he is far from just a chauffeur. So much of this movie intro is so well-balanced I am amazed at its brilliance. It can take an audience who could be anywhere in the world, unaware of anything about this movie that might interest them, and it takes them on a ride from wondering who this guy is in the hotel room, to knowing he is in Los Angeles, California, driving criminals for money, and he is damn good at it. The rapidity with which this movie accomplishes this goal is record breaking. The director drives this movie almost as fast as his main character drives a late mode silver Impala.
Hugely underrated comment
I agree. This movie and the beginning of "End of Watch" have the two best opening scenes. imo
The ambience and sound design is so perfect it just feels like that we are actually sitting right beside gosling on passenger seat
Yeah no... the sound design is pretty bad, at least when it comes to the car with its continuous gear changes that make no sense.
@@superking-nicolaslucau7252 and your opinion counts because?
No
@@superking-nicolaslucau7252agreed. He was already on the bridge going over 50 mph, then he hits the has and changes gear 4 or so times afterwards.
The night and the skyline strangely reminded me of Michael Mann’s movies. (Heat, Miami vice, collateral) they all have beautiful use of the city and the ambiance.
@@aseem2985 yeah, micheal mann is one of the directors that can make ordinary things look artistic and even badass , like the scene in 'heat' when vincent (al Pacino) speeding on the highway chasing niel(Robert De Niro) while moby's new Dawn faces played in background, theoretically there is nothing special about it but the way micheal mann Portrayed the scene was something cinematically badass
I remember seeing this film for the first time. I thought it might just be a contender to knock off HEAT as my all time favourite film. It didn't, but man did i enjoy it. Fantastic film. Love the soundtrack and score, too.
Just rewatched this movie again and I’m rewatching this scene again it’s so perfect the music gosling the sound everything
The best Michael Mann movie not made by Michael Mann
Perfect what you said !
It's got the Micheal Mann hallmarks, LA at night, mesmerising music and minimal dialogue. Just pure class!
@@emilyf13ify It also owes a shit ton to The Driver, by Walter Hill
Real talk
@@emilyf13ify tienes razón saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷✌️
The best Chevy ad I have ever seen.
Drive and Blade Runner 2049 have earned my respect for Ryan’s unique talent for playing anti-heroes. 👍🏻
Great part I’ve always loved about this is how he gets in the cops way at the end. He makes sure he’s seen leaving the stadium under his guise and gives the robbers more of a margin to get away from the impala. As far as believable effective criminals go, this guy takes the cake. Meticulous and opportunistic.
One of the coolest opening scene
One of the greatest openings in film, phenomenal cast, storyline, and soundtrack, a film at first you think is like all the others in its genre, but as you reach its end, you truly realize how great it is 👏
A brilliant scene. The ball game on the radio as a parallel to their situation.
I've always considered Ryan Gosling to be on the cooler end of actors, based on their roles that they chose.
I used to have this on my TH-cam playlist.
Thank you, sir.
...until he took on the role of Ken in Barbie
@@TheSedition666That made him even cooler
@@whysoserious286 what are you smoking? The film is an insult to film making.
Try Nice Guy
@@LucasTOrz oh right the movie with Russell Crowe.
That was some fine entertainment.
I enjoyed the sh-t out of that.
I bet that film was fun to make for those guys.
Great movie and one of the best opening scenes.
Thanks for not ruining this by putting a watermark on it
Stunning scene ... mostly silent yet brilliant ....
The entire movie had very little dialogue yet still considered a masterpiece
I'm from "The Tension of Losing a Wanted Level" Vid, it's really cool.
Scrolled down the comments > Saw your comment > Watched "The Tension of Losing a Wanted Level" > Came back just to say thank you random youtube person. 🧡
The reason why he found parking so quick it was near the end of a Clippers game.☝️😂👍
He guns it @5:42 with corresponding engine sounds, but the cars in front remain the same distance away
Those cars are over 100 mph
Yeah that annoyed me as well
I wonder if he could've bluffed by just normally continuing cruising. Sudden acceleration just drew the choppers attention.
@@tamasser listen to the walkie talkie. he doesn't accelerate until after he hears the helicopter confirm a sighting
He specifically told them how much time they had and his intentions. He performed the job impeccably and even got out without drawing attention to him or the curators of the "job".
In my opinion, he did everything perfectly. They can easily walk out with masks off and blend into the crowds of people leaving the game.
It's honestly an impressive way to portray such a character.
he forgot his really expensive watch
Bryan cranston is a hidden gem in this
No he isn't, he's good but there's nothing noteworthy of him here.
@@flybeep1661you could even say he’s… plain Jane.
Fk man you nailed it. He's BEAUTIFUL. incremental deliverary
He's trying too hard.
@@markomaras6495 I dunno - the character is a talker in a movie where the rest of the characters keep talk to the minimum. He will always seem out of step with the others. Maybe that is the point.
The fact I drive a Chevy Impala makes me smile
He drove the car because it was common
I love the Impala though are the engine sounds Accurate? I always thought he had a souped up Impala for the Heist
@@ameyajoshi742 He did, Cranston's character said he dropped in '300 hp on the inside, she is gonna fly'. Didn't say what exactly he put in but suffice to say I don't think the 2009 Impala has 300 hp stock.
@@damendred1 its the SS model, used to have a v8
@@ameyajoshi742trust me no Impala, unless it’s a sleeper (like in the film) sounds like that.
Love this movie. The soundtrack sounds like it was made in the 80s. dope movie dope music.
Impeccable 9 minutes of filmmaking.
Literally me.
I am literally Ryan Gosling.
@@Win7ermu7e
Stop trying to be me.
Einer der besten Filme jemals!!!
So... they barely left the crimescene and they already know what kind of possible vehicle !?..
That's some serious policework.
that's... maybe not america. Low count of trained police means the long arm of american law descends slowly from a great height. It hits hard when it gets there, but doesn't do that fast.
People are saying the 5 minutes he gives them are from the moment he starts driving to the moment he abandons the car, but it’s actually from the moment the thieves trigger the alarm. He’s saying they’ll have 5 minutes to complete the job on their end before he flees the scene. I’m also pretty sure he has told the thieves of the plan to dump the car at the Staples center. The only thing they don’t know is route he will take to get there. Lastly, I don’t agree with the people who are assuming the thieves will get caught leaving the game. After a basketball game there are so many people streaming out at the same time that logistically it would be very hard, especially since the cops never got a visual on any of them
but the bags are huge
great opening scene except for the birdge where he floors it and the two cars ahead of him either just stay the same speed or also think the helicopter is chasing them and book it at the same time lol, since it's LA probably the latter
One of my all time favourite movies.....this is what GONE IN 60 SECONDS should have been
What I mean is dark,gritty,exciting and intense
3:35 - that eyesight in the rearview mirror
Looks like that one Shrek gif
'Easy Rider' 1969.......'Drive' 2011.....Both films are joined at the Hip...
Soundtrack is "Tick of the Clock by the Chromatics. Nice
The funny part is - he got there on time to escape the cops. But what did the two robbers do? No one knows. They stick out like a sore thumb there tho
A V6 Impala with the sound effects of a manual V8. Didn’t even have to take his hands off the wheel to shift. 😂
It makes 300hp, could be swapped with the 5.3L from the SS. Couldn't tell you why it shifts itself, but it also can't catch up with traffic while pulling, so...
Damn, the pigs knew it was a silver Impala in under 10 seconds with zero eyes on the scene - somebody sold Driver out!
There are always eyes on the scene. People you cant see walking, living, jogging, homeless dudes around. In a city you are never really alone. Plus cctv cameras literally everywhere and local security guards having night shift walking around etc etc.
If homeboy didn't take so long getting out
Camera feeds are live brother.
one of the best scenes in cinema history!
There's a hundred thousand streets in the city. You don't need to know the route. Now, you give me a time and a place. I give you a five-minute window,
anything happens in that five minutes and I'm yours.
No matter what.
Anything happens a minute in either side of that, you are on your own.
Do you understand?
Yes, I understand. Can you take me to Disneyland?
Disneyland lmao
I always consider Ryan Gosling in the same league as Clint Eastward, Jason Strathon and Charles Bronson, no talky bullshit just gets on with it. Hugh Jackman's performance as The Wolverine was same too.
He is not in that league at all. Screams like a woman.
he has debt way beyond the mentioned guys, except for Clint.
Clint Eastward? Jason Strathon? Don't you mean Charles Bunson and Hugh Jerkman?
He’s our generations Steve McQueen !
Love this movie
I blame this movie soundtrack for reviving 80s music style resulting in stuff like "Blinding Lights"
It kind of is. Thisovie is what started the whole synthwave boom, although back then I think people called it vaporwave
@@DruguzuYou're close, vaporwave is brighter and 'warmer', where as this one has a darker tone and more mystic. Such works such as from kavinsky is 'outrun' based on the 80s outrun game
This movie would be a perfect spinoff of “Thief” from Michael Mann.
i believe the song in the scene was used in an Alfa Romeo Gulia AD. Song name is chromatic-tick of the clock
Wish the whole film was like this
It was.
Actually i don't know if i liked more the post or the reply
Soundtrack in this film is mega
Yup !
This film was tragically underrated.
In what way? 93% on Rotten Tomatoes. Made over $81 million against a production budget of $15 million. At Cannes Film Festival it won Best Director, one of the highest honors a director can reach. Several critics listed Drive as one of the best films of 2011, including the National Board of Review.
It was not understood by audiences. Bad general audience marketing. Still one of the better films ever made.
Can you nerds stop misusing that word. This was acclaimed by lost people who saw it. The word you want is "underappreciated". Get a dictionary.
7:52 this sequence is superb I like the tire squeal and driver skill that doesn't look sped up
this opening alone was worth the cannes
This is literally my Grandma
With the watch and the police scanner and the Clippers hat? Nice. Please tell me she has the satin scorpion jacket too.
No but when naked she actually looks like a real human Bean
She is still wanted I heard.
imo cutting out the transition into Nightcall is a crime
I’ve showed this. Movie to a few people , I think it’s a masterpiece ! Only people who didn’t like it were the Fast & Furious meatheads ! It just not that kind of movie & I am so grateful !
Nicolas Winding Refn is an amazing director. Danish.
Tik of the clock. Pure genius
we all know where Rockstar got the idea with music and a police chase for their GTA -)
he entered the parking lot w/o getting one of these parking sticker so you can pay later when you leave....either pay by the hour or etc...
This is me. Literally me. No other character can
come close to relating to me like this. There is no
way you can convince me this is not me. This
character could not possibly be anymore me. lt's
me, and nobody can convince me otherwise. If
anyone approached me on the topic of this not
possibly being me, then 1 immediately shut them
down with overwhelming evidence that this
character is me. This character is me, it is
indisputable. Why anyone would try to argue that
this character is not me is beyond me. If you held
two pictures of me and this character side by
side, you'd see no difference. I can safely look at
this character every day and say "Yup, that's me". I
can practically see this character every time I look
at myself in the mirror. I go outside and people
stop me to comment how similar I look and act to
this character. I chuckle softly as I'm assured
everyday this character is me in every way. I can
smile each time I get out of bed every morning
knowing that l've found my identity with this
character and I know my place in this world. It's
really quite funny how similar this character is to
me, it's almost like we're identical twins. When I
first saw this character, I had an existential crisis
What if this character was the real me and I was
the fictional being. What if this character actual
became aware of my existence? Did this
character have the ability to become self aware
itself?
A remarkable film in so many ways. When Gosling signed on for the leading role, the producers gave him the right to choose the director, and he chose Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn. The screenplay came from Iranian-born British writer Hossein Amini. Gosling and Refn, along with other principal cast, all moved into the same house together during the shoot. The film earned over $81 million against a small (by Hollywood standards) production budget of $15 million.
Holy shixt.
66 million. Nice take.
❤❤
Great soundtrack
name?
The drive soundtrack
Ryan Gosling has a style. This is the statement.
Driver: I’m giving you a five-minute window. Anything happens in five minutes I’m all yours no matter what. Anything happens a minute either side of that you’re on your own.
Ace Ventura: If I’m not back in five minutes… just wait longer.
Love it, Reminds me so much of 80s Nightlife 😎
This is crazy that he got away without playing Empty Bed.
Masterpiece in every way !
Love this movie 🫶🏻
When Ryan Gosling did good movies...
Anything happens in that five minutes and I'm yours. No matter what. Anything a minute on either side of that and you're on your own. I don't sit in while you're running it down. I don't carry a gun. I Drive 🗿
He gives them 5 minutes, but there's 6 minutes left in the fourth quarter, and if anyone knows a fourth quarter 6 minutes usually lasts about 30 minutes. It's a movie, got to play it up but these are things a person notices when they're high
The problem is cameras. All the cops have to do is trace the videos backwards.
I give you five star ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ great movie 🍿 I love to see it again
Even ken stole cars
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Badass ken
سلام این فوق العادست❤❤❤❤❤
The. Perfect movie! How gorgeous in every way!
Yes !
22/08/2024. Here. Again.
He asked for 5 min window and drove for 4:30 minutes from the moment second thief gets in the car….that is great movie making
Lol cmon it’s a fkn movie guy…. The stupid shit is him timing the window around the Clippers game in the fourth quarter, where most your time outs and fouls are made… that would make that five minutes ending of that game. If you know basketball can turn into 13 minutes with commercials timeout fouls foul shot that’s just totally pretty much you could try that 200 times I’m just saying pulling in the lot I meant to say in finding a spot in the front, just do the same route. He took and stop under the bridge for the same amount of time I’m just saying you’re not gonna get it when the games going for 321 when he loudens the music in the car… you hear the status of the game?.. you got a better chance of getting your leg bit off by a shark sitting on your couch watching this fucking movie how’s that for odds…
Wasn't the 5 minute window the time he was to wait for the guys to come out? He starts his timer the second before the alarm goes off.
Everyone criticizes the parking spot. According to director Nicolas winding Refn… Ryan legit drove him around Los Angeles because he doesn’t have a drivers license and the clippers are a know team… especially in 2011. They actually Parked there multiple times. The clippers at the time where a no goof ball team, same with the Orlando lighting hockey team. Dude no one cared about the clippers. This was do verified by an ex gang member known as “Bone” who was in the training day movie and and of watch among others.
Love this movie!
Driving is Kenough
this video is gonna get so many views
He's literally me fr🤣
Wish the Uber driver I ordered yesterday had the same efficiency
As in kicking you out of his car after driving you for 5 minutes? 🤔
Slick...
I wonder if I could have those driving techniques with my Toyota Corolla...
There is another movie of the same name I'd recommend watching it the film came out in 97
Always wondered whats in that duffel bag at the very beggining
A pair of driving gloves, a mask, a hammer, and a police scanner.
Amazing movie 😍
he just abandoned a 300 HP impala
This scene reminds me of the night car chase scene from The Driver 1978
Your movies are very good
It just occurred to me..wtf were they stealing that was so valuable they could and would pay for a getaway driver and and a modified car that had to be ditched?