i think its a movie like Drive in tht you either love it or hate it.Originally Posted by Ron_Paul_2012
OK. Fair enough. I believe I was in a great mood when I watched it. May have influenced my perception of the movie. Then again. Maybe not. Hey marz. What is your favorite movie of all time?
Regardless of the movie as a whole though, i dont see how anybody can not be blown away by Gyllenhaal's performance in it
Exactly. Ya know marz. People on this sub section need to grow up & get thicker skin. All the crying & belly aching is pathetic. Just take a look in the SBR Politics & Economics section. It's no holds barred! A guy like MD wouldn't last 3 minutes in there.I don't complain about anything. poking fun or giving your opinion about something isn't complaining MD.
Well said.i think its a movie like Drive in tht you either love it or hate it.
Regardless of the movie as a whole though, i dont see how anybody can not be blown away by Gyllenhaal's performance in it
I agree. and i hated Drive probably the worst film i have ever seen in my life.i think its a movie like Drive in tht you either love it or hate it.
Regardless of the movie as a whole though, i dont see how anybody can not be blown away by Gyllenhaal's performance in it
I loved End of Watch! still need to see Enemy.Nightcrawler (as well as Gyllenhaal's other recent movies like Enemy and End of Watch) are almost the complete opposite of that which is why its so good! Its budget of approx 8 mill was miniscule compared to big hollywood movies and was filmed in space of a month
Haven't seen yet. What did you find so terrible about it?I agree. and i hated Drive probably the worst film i have ever seen in my life.
Drive is a masterpiece.I agree. and i hated Drive probably the worst film i have ever seen in my life.
Everything. unrealistic characters. unrealistic social interaction and fight scenes. if you like music playing while a dude and women awkwardly stare at each for 10 minutes at a time then go watch Drive.Haven't seen yet. What did you find so terrible about it?
My bullshit meter went of the charts watching that. just the way the characters interact with each-other is not the way people interact in real life. not sure if they were trying to appeal to socially awkward nerds who think the main character is "cool" or what.
Last edited by marzwoody; 12-16-14 at 02:18 PM.
Enemy is superb, have to watch it at least 3 times to appreciate it tho!I loved End of Watch! still need to see Enemy.
I don't think you understand the appeal of Drive at all. It's not for people whose favourite film is, say, the Expendables. The payoff isn't necessarily in the story, it's the package as a whole. It's an extremely complete film which utilizes every area of filmmaking in a brilliant harmony to create the desired aesthetic.Everything. unrealistic characters. unrealistic social interaction and fight scenes. if you like music playing while a dude and women awkwardly stare at each for 10 minutes at a time then go watch Drive.
Drive has to be one of the most debated and divisive movies ever made!
Now if you want to watch a great movie that stars Ryan Gosling go watch A Place Beyond the Pines.Haven't seen yet. What did you find so terrible about it?
Last edited by marzwoody; 12-16-14 at 02:32 PM.
No your right about that. it is for Hipsters, who ignore any form of realistic behaviour for the artsy feel of how the camera pans out and that retro music.I don't think you understand the appeal of Drive at all. It's not for people whose favourite film is, say, the Expendables. The payoff isn't necessarily in the story, it's the package as a whole. It's an extremely complete film which utilizes every area of filmmaking in a brilliant harmony to create the desired aesthetic.
The film was dog shit. and it doesen't surprise me in the slightest you would think its a masterpiece.
I have better things to with my time then watch terrible acting and awkward unrealistic social interaction.
Actually annoys me anyone could think that film is good.
End of discussion.
Are you trolling? please tell me you are.
