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SNH ofcourse!MrAural wrote:Other than ads, how else do you hear about films then?brettheaslewood wrote:most trailers give away the film these days, i choose not to watch em.
film adverts should be capped at 4 seconds longMrAural wrote:Other than ads, how else do you hear about films then?brettheaslewood wrote:most trailers give away the film these days, i choose not to watch em.
brasco wrote:film adverts should be capped at 4 seconds longMrAural wrote:Other than ads, how else do you hear about films then?brettheaslewood wrote:most trailers give away the film these days, i choose not to watch em.
And. They need to include a Cher Lloyd track..brettheaslewood wrote:brasco wrote:film adverts should be capped at 4 seconds longMrAural wrote:Other than ads, how else do you hear about films then?brettheaslewood wrote:most trailers give away the film these days, i choose not to watch em.
wanka remix or gtfoMrAural wrote:And. They need to include a Cher Lloyd track..brettheaslewood wrote:brasco wrote:film adverts should be capped at 4 seconds longMrAural wrote:Other than ads, how else do you hear about films then?brettheaslewood wrote:most trailers give away the film these days, i choose not to watch em.
No.
No. 'Dub on the track'. It's the greatest "dubstep" track ever!brasco wrote:wanka remix or gtfoMrAural wrote:And. They need to include a Cher Lloyd track..brettheaslewood wrote:brasco wrote:film adverts should be capped at 4 seconds longMrAural wrote:
Other than ads, how else do you hear about films then?
No.
where i heard of Drive, State of grace and plenty of other sick films. my TV has no aerial going to it so luckily i dont ever get tempted to watch the endless amount of crap on itViineri wrote:SNH ofcourse!MrAural wrote:Other than ads, how else do you hear about films then?brettheaslewood wrote:most trailers give away the film these days, i choose not to watch em.
aspect-dubz wrote:Quality movie. all the scenes are so beautifully shot, props to the cinematographer.Viineri wrote:+1wizeguy wrote:sounds good, gonna check it out tonight!wub wrote:
Film of the year so far for me. Simply stunning. Possibly the best film I've seen in years.
sixamsedna wrote:
Take Quentin Tarantino, Andrzej Sekula's (collaborator DP)'s gritty visual style (Reservoir Dogs = day seemed grittier than usual / Armored (2009) his other DP work, for some night scenes), add in a bit of Michael Mann, European arthouse cinema, 80's B-Movie aesthetic, Film Noir / Neo Noir, and hyper-real violence into the mix and = DRIVE.
Fucking still can't get over it. That was damn great.
wub wrote:aspect-dubz wrote:Quality movie. all the scenes are so beautifully shot, props to the cinematographer.Viineri wrote:+1wizeguy wrote:sounds good, gonna check it out tonight!wub wrote:
Film of the year so far for me. Simply stunning. Possibly the best film I've seen in years.sixamsedna wrote:
Take Quentin Tarantino, Andrzej Sekula's (collaborator DP)'s gritty visual style (Reservoir Dogs = day seemed grittier than usual / Armored (2009) his other DP work, for some night scenes), add in a bit of Michael Mann, European arthouse cinema, 80's B-Movie aesthetic, Film Noir / Neo Noir, and hyper-real violence into the mix and = DRIVE.
Fucking still can't get over it. That was damn great.
Glad to see this film getting so many props. Tried discussing it with one of my mates. His response was "Shit. Hardly any driving considering it was called Drive"
Sounds exactly like my friendswub wrote:aspect-dubz wrote:Quality movie. all the scenes are so beautifully shot, props to the cinematographer.Viineri wrote:+1wizeguy wrote:sounds good, gonna check it out tonight!wub wrote:
Film of the year so far for me. Simply stunning. Possibly the best film I've seen in years.sixamsedna wrote:
Take Quentin Tarantino, Andrzej Sekula's (collaborator DP)'s gritty visual style (Reservoir Dogs = day seemed grittier than usual / Armored (2009) his other DP work, for some night scenes), add in a bit of Michael Mann, European arthouse cinema, 80's B-Movie aesthetic, Film Noir / Neo Noir, and hyper-real violence into the mix and = DRIVE.
Fucking still can't get over it. That was damn great.
Glad to see this film getting so many props. Tried discussing it with one of my mates. His response was "Shit. Hardly any driving considering it was called Drive"
wizeguy wrote:Just finished watching Drive.... wow, that was sick!
one of the best films i've seen
yea the soundtrack was sick, very well made filmwub wrote:wizeguy wrote:Just finished watching Drive.... wow, that was sick!
one of the best films i've seen
Soundtrack has been on constant repeat in my car for the drive to work since I watched it
