I watched this dribbling piece of shit movie...save your money or go to an afternoon matinee of it.

I do not go to uber-violent movies. I also do not read reviews of movies. I thought Drive was a car chase/rom com. I went to this one unprepared.

I didn't see or hear the whole thing -- eyes closed, ears plugged as tight as I could get them.

And I loved this movie. Can't say it is a don't miss experience -- the violence is too much to make that comment. I'm glad I saw it. That is all. Gosling, Mulligan, Brooks. Great performances.

It. Was. AWESOME.

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I don't why everyone loved this movie so much, I left more than half way through. I'm pretty fond of violent movies, and I like a good heist/chase, this movie didn't have enough of either to keep me interested. Especially with the complete lack of actual dialogue. Why a guy would go out so far on a limb to help a married woman with whom he had a 15 minute "courtship" which pretty much consisted of them just staring at each other I will NEVER know. Albert Brooks is the ONLY slightly redeeming thing about this movie.

I thought it was okay, not great. Definitely not something I would elect to see more than once, and I often obsessively watch movies I like over and over.

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How could you forget Bryan Cranston?

Boring. I nearly fell asleep toward the end. No, I wasn't expecting 'Fast N Furious' but I was expecting, you know, some actual driving. Seriously, there are 3 driving scenes and one of them is a day-trip to picnic by a creek.