I initially put this on to calm my little girl down as she was feeling poorly, but by ten minutes in, it was firmly on for my enjoyment only. Honestly cannot remember the last time a film made me laugh this much.
The Ant and Dec gag was *chef kiss*.
Also, it’s FUCK Wallace from now until the end of time. Useless wanker. The next film needs to be Gromit torturing Wallace like Kathy Bates did to James Caan in Misery.
(Feathers McGraw is a certified badman.)
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.
What an absolutely batshit movie.…
“There is a word in Korean. In-Yun. It means "providence" or "fate". But it's specifically about relationships between people. I think it comes from Buddhism and reincarnation. It's an In-Yun if two strangers even walk by each other in the street and their clothes accidentally brush. Because it means there must have been something between them in their past lives. If two people get married, they say it's because there have been 8,000 layers of In-Yun over 8,000 lifetimes.”
I’ll…
I unapologetically love this film.
Is the plot ropey? A bit.
Is the acting patchy? At times.
Is Ron Perlman as ugly as ever? You bet.
In spite of all this, Drive goes down as a cult classic and one of my all time favourite cinema experiences due to a score that is as close as you can get to perfection, in my opinion. And in the opinion of others, as proven by the hilarious backlash that Zane Lowe received for…
