Film-BookA minimalist film with Hollywood production attributes...it is rare that they can co-exist together harmoniously but that un...
The Moving ArtsOne thing Nicolas Winding Refns 80s-themed, stone-cold badass tale gets right, is the sheer power of cinematic style.
E! OnlineRyan Gosling is a driver. He's a very good driver. He can drive stunt cars and getaway cars, and he can also fix cars. Then ...
ReelViewsPerhaps Drive is an action movie for those who don't ordinarily like action movies. It's also an action movie for those who ...
Salon ArtsThe "Half Nelson" star and a Danish director not named von Trier captivate Cannes with a red-hot L.A. heist movie
Rolling StoneBuckle up for the existential bloodbath of Drive, a brilliant piece of business that races on a B-movie track until it switc...
New York MagazineDrive doesn’t go anywhere, despite Gosling and gore. Plus: Hollywood’s greatest (flawed) new female auteur.
Entertainment WeeklyDrive revels in sensory detail; it's a visually and aurally edgy Euro-influenced American genre movie about the coolness of ...
Chicago Sun-TimesHere is still another illustration of the old Hollywood noir principle that a movie lives its life not through its hero, but...
The New York Times"Drive" is somber, slick and earnest, and also a prisoner of its own emptiness, substituting moods for emotions and borrowed...
Wall Street JournalGosling and this powerful film, which is ultimately about a moment of grace, deserve each other. He's the medium's most grac...
Los Angeles TimesRyan Gosling and Carey Mulligan star in Nicolas Winding Refn's uncomfortable mixing of classic noir and contemporary mayhem.
The New YorkerIn grabbing our attention, Refn diverts it from what matters. The horror lingers and seeps; the feelings are sponged away.
CinefoolsThis is a car movie, which makes it part of a privileged and select club, but it earns its place effortlessly, and it has go...
Film School RejectsThis is a film full of energy, audacity, one hell of a dark sense of humor, and visual storytelling at its finest.
8th CircuitAll around script, directing, acting, etc. everything is exceptional and deserves the utmost praise. If youre stomach isn...
Hollywood ReporterTasty, if sketchy, modern noir with car chases and bloody action that should turn the trick for genre-seeking audiences.
FirstShowingEven though it was the last film I saw in Cannes after a handful of other spectacular movies, Drive is my favorite film out ...
Film School RejectsIt isn’t quite as good as The Artist, but it’s damn near: an exploitation/modern Western mix with brilliantly over-the-top s...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Nicolas Winding Refn
Writer: Hossein Amini
Studio: FilmDistrict
Cast: Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston
Release: September 16, 2011
Writer: Hossein Amini
Studio: FilmDistrict
Cast: Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston
Release: September 16, 2011
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