Review: "Drive" is a haunting, powerful work of (hyper-violent) art
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Film Rating: A
When discussing films, words like “powerful,” “disturbing,” “troubling,” “haunting,” and “unforgettable” tend to be thrown around ad-nauseum. Nicolas Winding Refn’s “Drive” is the rare film that truly earns all of those descriptors and then some. Its visceral impact is such that I was literally shaking on my way out of the auditorium, fe…
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