Storyline
A Hollywood stunt performer who moonlights as a wheelman for criminals discovers that a contract has been put on him after a heist gone wrong.
Directors
Cast
Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, James Biberi, Ryan Gosling, Joe Bucaro III, Albert Brooks, Joe Pingue, Ron Perlman, Rio Ahn, Oscar Isaac, Christina Hendricks, Kaden Leos, Jeff Wolfe, Russ Tamblyn, Tiara Parker, Tim Trella, Jimmy Hart, Tina Huang, Andy San Dimas, John Pyper-Ferguson, Craig Baxley Jr, Kenny Richards, Dieter Busch, Chris Muto, Rachel Dik, Cesar Garcia, Steven Knoll, Mara LaFontaine, Teonee Thrash, Ralph Lawler, Laurene Landon
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Reviews
95
Movieline
Drive not only met my hopes; it charged way over the speed limit, partly because it's an unapologetically commercial picture that defies all the current trends in mainstream action filmmaking.
90
Salon
Ultra-violent and ultra-stylish, Drive stands out in this year's Cannes competition for its calculated, hard-edged brilliance.
88
Tense car chases, action scenes handled with crisp panache and Canadian actor Ryan Gosling channelling Steve McQueen as an existential wheel man add up to make Drive one of the best arty-action films since Steven Soderbergh's "The Limey."
88
From the beginning, it's clear this is not a standard-order action film. It takes its characters as seriously as its chases, shootouts, and fights.
80
Boxoffice Magazine
Drive dynamically merges a terrific film noir plot with a cool retro look, evoking '60s classics like "Point Blank" and "Bullitt."
