Ten Years Later, ‘Drive’ Still Goes

Ten Years Later, ‘Drive’ Still Goes

In 2011, Nicolas Winding Refn broke into the mainstream with the help of a laconic Ryan Gosling, a synth-heavy soundtrack, and a hyperviolence that divided audiences

15 Years Later, Ryan Gosling’s Best Quote in Drive Still Remains The Coldest Delivery in Cinema

September 16, 2011. That’s the date one of the greatest movies was released. Starring Ryan Gosling in the lead role, the film is currently celebrating its 15th anniversary. In fact, it is one of the most memable movies of all time. Drive, starring Gosling in the lead role, was released 15 years today on this […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

15 Years Later, A Subversive Noir Thriller Is Still As Gorgeous As It Is Brutal

Is Ryan Gosling a real hero? Fifteen years after its release, 'Drive' suggests so.

15 Years Ago Today, Nicolas Winding Refn — Who Failed His Driving Test 8 Times — Convinced Ryan Gosling to Make Drive by Crying to REO Speedwagon

Before Ryan Gosling went mainstream these days with movies like Barbie, The Fall Guy, and Project Hail Mary, he used to emulate the late Steve McQueen’s “King of Cool” persona in the stylish neo-noir Drive. 15 Years Ago Today, Nicolas Winding Refn — Who Failed His Driving Test 8 Times — Convinced Ryan Gosling to Make Drive by Crying to REO Speedwagon Written by Casey Chong for Fortress of Solitude

15 Years Ago Today: One Of The Best Neo-Noir Thrillers Ever Made Arrived In Theaters

Put on your scorpion jacket and crank the Kavinsky music as we look back at Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive for its 15th anniversary.