Drive: Motel Shotgun Fight Scene (Ryan Gosling 4K HD Clip)

[@benresnicoff3286]

I love this scene because at no point before is the audience exposed to this type of violence. This comes out of NOWHERE almost half way? into the movie, and the shock value alone sets the tone for the rest of the film. Almost reminds me of the first episode of Invincible

[@asjoshan7332]

So true, I jumped from my seats when they shot Irene’s husband 😂

[@digitalcamaro9708]

@@asjoshan7332 I remember the first time I watched this scene like it was yesterday. "This movie is a little slow-" *BANG* "OH SHIT LMAO."

[@ImRanchWilder]

Or Kick Ass the movie.

[@thetruth7633]

Like the bathroom chainsaw scene in Scarface from 1983

[@bear5945]

More like an hour and a quarter IIRC

[@Lorenzo12089]

This film is both artistic and action packed. Loved it.

[@naylik2562]

It's cool as fuck breh. Love Ryan Gosling.

[@Llamaifunny]

Autistic and action packed but i love it

[@Megasworm4]

love

[@fisherj5087]

Real human being

[@hypogirl]

autistic.

[@tugboat6940]

This movie has barely any violence and it makes these parts so much more real.

[@Marvin-dg8vj]

It was extremely violent

[@tugboat6940]

@@Marvin-dg8vj the parts that are violent are definitely graphic but there's not that many violent parts. There's this scene and the scene where Brian Cranston gets his wrist slit. Besides that it ain't much. I'm probably forgetting a scene but still that's not that much.

[@thenewguy7527]

@@tugboat6940 also that scene where cook gets stabbed in the eye but yeah

[@alecburris4225]

@@tugboat6940 there were plenty of violent scenes. When he beats the dude w the hammer in front of the strippers, when him and the mob boss stab eachother, when he drowns the other mobster in the ocean after ramming him, the guy in the elevator

[@tugboat6940]

@@alecburris4225 a lot of that shit was pretty tame though for a modern movie. The scene in the motel and the scene where Brian Cranston gets his wrist slit were really stood out to me. The rest of the movie didn't seem similar to that at all. It was shocking.

[@tilaman2438]

Can't believe the lack of commentary here! This film is class!

[@user-ik5ze1sh7i]

To slow for most

[@ShallBeMine]

@@user-ik5ze1sh7i it has no great idea, just a fun movie.

[@lunardium]

people have no class

[@cnred7987]

@@ShallBeMine it does have an idea wtf are u talking about

[@ShallBeMine]

@@cnred7987 whats the idea you dor*?

[@BlackKnight-ll8qh]

I’m glad he’s making movies again. He’s been killing it lately

[@tucolucious7128]

Literally or figuratively?

[@BlackKnight-ll8qh]

@@tucolucious7128 yes

[@stephencooper7459]

Bladerunner was class.

[@mikedawolf95]

Barbie is his highest grossing movie

[@hannibalburgers477]

​@@mikedawolf95makes sense. Wikipedia says Barbie was the highest grossing movie of 23

[@Mari000]

Never get tired of watching this movie!

[@joshuamatthews9399]

i have a large penis

[@sealife12]

One of those films I can’t wait to show someone when they’ve never seen it before

[@jackiemehoff8239]

I showed my mom who’s in her 60s and she really enjoyed it.

[@shadowbanned5164]

I feel the same way about a film called "Thursday"

[@postpunk6947]

Me too!

[@TheCeraization]

Showed it to my dad on the film’s 10th anniversary. He loved it.

[@gjk2012]

I show it to my kids!

[@MurlokDredger]

The very first person to die being the unsuspecting victimhood character is such a realistic touch, I love it

[@michealchuckle7003]

I laughed when she got her brains blown out shit was so funny😂😂😂

[@dougdynamo8990]

@@michealchuckle7003very edgy, very cool, very swag. You’re just like the joker

[@michealchuckle7003]

@@dougdynamo8990 shut up im about to do the same to you quit playing

[@thomasmartin7524]

@@michealchuckle7003you are 12, huh?

[@matthew5403]

​@@dougdynamo8990he's literally him

[@just4justincase]

Everyone talks about the sudden out of the blue violence, but no one talks about the real reason it feels so shocking. Most people are used to sudden violent scenes by now. But it’s rare to find scenes in action films that use SILENCE this effectively. If feels shocking and real because that’s exactly what it would sound like during and after and event like that. No score to try to stir up an emotion, nothing. Just silence and a ringing in your ears, left to contemplate the fact that you just witnessed three murders in front of you.

[@bunk95]

Out of the blue violence?

[@cutehunter9659]

Agreed, only film I can think about that uses this silence was no country for old men

[@cannedcatfood]

Well said! I was impressed by how they used the silence and how powerful it made the scenes. Even the happier scenes!

[@DmpstrPirate]

​@@bunk95you ain't seen the movie this is the first hint of violence land this scene happens around half way through the movie

[@denusklausen3685]

you should watch Civil War now

[@MissSparks92]

I love his creativity with self defense. The mattress as a blocking barrier and the shower rod as his weapon, genius!

[@juanpialpi]

If Barbie doesn't end like this, I will be dissapointed.

[@04gerd]

You want Kent to smack the sht out of Barbie 😂?

[@dtroy_0897]

@@04gerd "You said that life in plastic was fantastic, that i could brush your hair and undress you everywhere. Yet now we're at the back of a clandestine bar with someone else's kidneys in a bucket and three gallons of acid, so you're gonna have to tell me what the fvck is going on right now!"

[@Blue0000FF]

Bahaha

[@bearwoodcraft3591]

@@dtroy_0897 is that from the barbie film

[@I_died_in_june_6]

@@04gerd yes

[@romangarcia608]

i liked this movie waaaaaay more than i expected to, scenes like this are the reason why.

[@cableman23]

If you saw a guy like Gosling walking down the street, you’d never think he’d be capable of something like this. That’s good acting

[@yeshv1989]

Yup, watched his interviews and press tours signing autographs. He's sunny and light hearted, as a person. You would never think he is capable of playing dark and dangerous character roles like this.

[@SuperSedingAngeL-yr0]

No one ever sees me coming for the same reason. " never judge a book by its cover."

[@nugnugmilkman2825]

@@SuperSedingAngeL-yr0 lmao

[@hotrox2112]

Ryan O'Neal...

[@Impuritan1]

I’m pretty sure that’s how he got started. He was picked for a roll because he looked like some normal ass dude.

[@Numberoneiosgameplay]

The point of no return for him. He saw what he had done and slipped into the dark. He's the scorpion and ultimately from now on it's in his nature to do these things.

[@Kreege]

He was ALWAYS the scorpion from the first frame of the movie. This was just the scene in which he fully realizes it.

[@helpIthinkmylegsaregone]

Fun Fact: after the production of this movie, it was discovered that the Driver is literally me. It is me who he is like. I am him.

[@Franz_Redmane]

This is actually a common misconception that many viewers have. You see, it is actually me who is The Driver. I am who The Driver is like because I am him and he is me.

[@Skurtskrrt]

Yall delusional anyone who thinks they are the driver is a sign of having mental issues. Because the real driver id me

[@pilotpandashot]

Real driver here just wanted to clear the misconception. Yall wrong I am the only driver

[@user-kv5lq9xm8c]

Take your pills, the film is clearly based on my life as Ryan Gosling is literally me

[@StormbringerI]

Fucking slander if you ask me.he was always me.

[@billyin4c514]

This is basically a dude where his threshold for danger is very high. Like your average person in that situation would obviously go into a state of panic, and then in the state of panic obviously they wouldn't be able to think very well. However you see how when he knows that there's danger instead everything slows down. It's really impressive, like we've heard of people who just don't respond to Danger as much, but it's kind of Epic to see in a movie.

[@Rattus-Norvegicus]

It's fake, there's nothing impressive about fake bravery.

[@billyin4c514]

@@Rattus-Norvegicus It's an element of the human experience, because there are in fact people like this.

[@Rattus-Norvegicus]

@@billyin4c514 Thinking that this is an example of bravery is akin to thinking porn is an example of sex. It is not.

[@manchmalpfosten8133]

@@Rattus-Norvegicus Duh, It's a movie.

[@galaga00]

@@Rattus-Norvegicus I mean are we supposed to not comment on movies because nothing in the movie actually happened? Should we instead, for your sake, say "This fake person acted fake brave in a fake scene." I mean, come on, you don't have to try to intellectually flex that this isn't ReAl BrAvErY. We all know it's just a movie. But if a movie makes a scene with 2 shotgun guys trying to kill one unarmed guy and the movie stages it in a way to show him collect himself before dispatching said shotgun guys we can say he acted bravely. Just like if a character was acting scared we can say "the character was scared". But yes, that's not "real fear". oof, the pseudo intellectualism on KZbin can be a bit much sometimes.

[@flukedogwalker3016]

The director is a master of subtlety in most of the personal interactions of the characters in this movie, then he switched abruptly to the swift, bloody, brutal violence of a Kurosawa samurai movie. The beautiful soundtrack meshed so well with movie, like John Barry's soundtrack did for "The Specialist" with Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone.

[@nerdstudent8852]

This comment is so underated, agree with you mate, I really like their cinematic shots, and how they build a moment of anticipation, but sometimes it lack of anticipation like this one scene, they build anticipation with the driver, then boom she's dead, it just come out of nowhere 😁👍

[@gdept88]

Kavanski - Night Call. Thank me later.

[@J1283-s1k]

That reference to John Barry's score made me sit up. Love that soundtrack. 'You are the rigger, I am the trigger, I make the call.'

[@slimturnpike]

Chris Martinze produced the score. He also did Winding's next film after this, Only God Forgives, also with Gosling.

[@lostintechnicolor]

I must say, I didn’t expect someone bringing up The Specialist in context with anything in this film.

[@kakolykia]

I never knew that Gosling is a gamer.

[@DietButter]

He's a gamer....just like me

[@Komyeta]

Dude played MW2 and Counter Strike Source

[@remus80]

@Crazy Dave literally us.

[@bladeklinge2224]

All of you here are lying because he’s literally me

[@bladeklinge2224]

@Dust it's drivin' time

[@magetaaaaaa]

Damn, that curtain rod kill was brutal as hell. He didn't even think about it either, just looked up, grabbed it and impaled the guy like it was nothing.

[@gluemuncher1986]

This movie was haunting and stuck with me the first few times I’ve watched it. I hated it a little because of how it got into my mind. Looking back on it now, I am a fan and I appreciate it BECAUSE not very many movies these days are able to do that. The best movies are ones that stick with you no matter how hard you try to shake them.

[@user-vn6ki6gs8w]

I get that a lot

[@Dickcheese2011]

Exactly. I love when Im stuck thinking about it for a few days. Rarely happens anymore. Last one I saw that did was “sound of metal”

[@adambaum9732]

This was my favorite scene in the movie "The Notebook".

[@bobbyologun1517]

same lol

[@commonsenseisntcommon1776]

lol

[@TheSometimeAfter]

Hahaha that's funny because it's not this movie but he's still in the one you said! Classic comedy

[@MegaVergatron]

@@TheSometimeAfterno shit sherlock , whoooshhhh

[@ronzolezzi6883]

A masterpiece of a film!

[@onelovemon1784]

Ryan has patience and calm in character that no other movie star has. It his trademark.

[@rakijr9176]

The only man that can beat Anton Chigurh in a motel room shootout.

[@starwarsroo2448]

Oh c mon, there’s badasses, then the ultimate badass

[@thomasmartin7524]

50/50

[@Qoltrayn]

a Coin Toss @@thomasmartin7524

[@dukenukem69]

​​@@thomasmartin7524call it

[@ladyheroin.v4143]

Anton murks him lets be fr

[@blxe_bxrry3496]

I like the detail of slowing time. When you are in an adrenaline situation, it really feels as if the time slows down

[@billgillette2859]

your perception of time DOES slow down. Your brain runs faster to take in the information and act on it so it's analagous to running film through a camera faster and you get slow motion. fact.

[@blxe_bxrry3496]

@@billgillette2859 oh wow, thanks

[@billgillette2859]

@blxe_bxrry3496 this is also why time seems to speed up as you age, but for another reason

[@blxe_bxrry3496]

@@billgillette2859 hell tell me about that too

[@1ztype343]

​@@blxe_bxrry3496look it up

[@charmicarmicat2981]

The perfect companion piece to No Country for Old Men

[@realcritical-kr2dd]

But minus the social path like Anton Chigurh

[@satchelyork]

I don't get that at all

[@gabrielmartines3510]

@@realcritical-kr2dd Driver is a Sociopath.

[@TheNotoriousP6x]

​@@gabrielmartines3510 but he wanted to keep her and the kid safe

[@gabrielmartines3510]

@@TheNotoriousP6x Yeah, that's why he's a sociopath, he only cares about very few people, while he would easily kill the other ones that he doesn't.

[@jayz4dayz763]

Love a good shotgun scene. God the damage those weapons can do is extraordinary.

[@evosteff]

@Untrepid One Humans and Octopus' arent comparable in intelligence. They are smart in a differnent way, that doesnt mean more intelligent

[@thechosenjuan8776]

@@evosteff I ain't thinking shit of Octopi until I see one do advanced math lol

[@cousinzeke4888]

9mm puts a hole in you, 5.56mm puts a hole through you, 12 gauge removes a fist sized chunk of you and splatters it against the wall.

[@thechosenjuan8776]

@@cousinzeke4888 5,56mm is stronger than 9mm?

[@cousinzeke4888]

​@@thechosenjuan8776 9mm moves around the neighborhood of 1100 feet per second, 5.56mm goes around 3000.

[@johnwolf3563]

This was the movie that made me love Ryan. I liked him in the new blade runner too but this is his stand out performance. This movie was brutal but in the trailers you didn’t ever see it coming. He did amazing in this movie.

[@blmartin500]

Ryan Gosling is amazing. I admire him so much. Fantastic acting. Cool as a cucumber. Great looking. And his low-key personality and tendency to avoid the spotlight other than to act in very good films just make him that much more of a stud.

[@Kevin-qn5pq]

You gobbling on it rn

[@blmartin500]

Shut up dork@@Kevin-qn5pq

[@peglord345]

@@Kevin-qn5pqcan’t even compliment a guy anymore without it being considered glazing

[@jamesinhenley]

guess you didn't watch the oscars

[@jamesinhenley]

@@peglord345 gobble gobble

[@DallasRebelNorrie]

that shotgun blast shot, where it stays in him and he comes out, is a legit classic shot imo.

[@GMDAzure]

I, for one, am just dying to subscribe to this channel after that totally necessary animation and ring sound!

[@petatersandgravye2n]

omg youre so right i actually did subscribe but only after i saw that notification

[@sean9920]

I remember my jaw literally dropping after he shot the shotgun.

[@tomaskovarik7966]

her jaw dropped too

[@razingfire_19_19]

@@tomaskovarik7966lmao

[@kiddkarterr]

​@@tomaskovarik7966💀

[@blacksheep7910]

​@@tomaskovarik7966☠️

[@InSayNayTay0137]

@@tomaskovarik7966mind blowing was it

[@amjh4lah809]

I remember seeing this amazing film for the first time (thinking it was the best film I've seen since my all time favourite film, HEAT, in 1995) and this scenes brutal, graphic violence came outta nowhere and I was stunned and thought, 'huh...THATS why it's an 18.

[@CloneByDesign]

I still remember sneaking into the theatre to see this one with my buddy, and the audience reaction was palpable. Still my favourite movie of all time, it’s what got me into film.

[@SmooveSav]

His ability to sense the breach from multiple assailants from multiple angles and his overall handling of the situation and weapons proficiency displayed must of had military experience before the story

[@n00bfest32]

Even people in combat jobs, with combat experience and full training, fail horribly in situations like this. High strung (anxious) people and dudes with ADHD do better than the average due to reaction time, oddly enough. Edit: forgot to say im not just talking out of my ass, learned from experience

[@schizomonika]

The sudden flip in tone...I loved this film

[@farrellcityking1]

Ultra smart movie pushing the mattress against the door. Never would have thought of that in such a short period of time.

[@BubblyJubbly]

What I love about this scene is that it gives the audience confirmation that the Driver is a complete psychopath, that he’s willing to do anything to fulfil his delusional hero complex despite the fact he is the hero of this story.

[@zarathustra1430]

He's just trying to help his neighbors and survive, doesn't seem psychopathic to me

[@Phoenix.Sparkles]

@@zarathustra1430 He's more maniac than psychopath probably yea

[@s.marshian8455]

I don’t really see him as a psychopath or a maniac, just an extremely cold blooded and violent guy when the situation calls for it. He shows pretty much no emotion when turning into a savage.

[@s.marshian8455]

That’s part of the brilliance of this movie, having the unknown backstory on the driver and not having a clue that he is the way he is. Or why he is the way he is after his ruthless nature in an extreme setting is exposed. We’re all pretty much left in the dark about that, haha especially the antagonists.

[@BIGxBOSSxx1]

Idk in this case he’s kinda just defending himself

[@meller13]

Saw the Movie 6 times. One of my all time favs

[@realcritical-kr2dd]

Seen it 3 times

[@brando7266]

He dies at the end,right,?

[@meller13]

@@brando7266 No idea. Didn't watch till the end

[@owenmahan2854]

@@meller13Bruh

[@mithridil]

Hotline Miami vibes

[@Ndrew556]

This scene alone made hotline Miami real, the creators saw this scene and decided to make an entire game based on it

[@Steezealways]

@@Ndrew556 what game is that ?

[@Ndrew556]

@@Steezealways hotline Miami is the name of the game, pretty good and cheap

[@dtroy_0897]

@@Steezealways oh man, have you never heard about hotline miami? You're in for a ride boy.

[@Steezealways]

@@dtroy_0897 oh nah I’ll have to check it out

[@peterl3907]

Cook really sent the A-team hitmen to recover the money...

[@s.marshian8455]

Haha can’t argue that, but at the same time that’s the brilliance of Gosling’s character as the driver and the unknown backstory. They had no idea who he really was and that he was such a violent and cold blooded guy. We as the audience don’t really even know which was a cool aspect of the movie.

[@buckplug2423]

Criminals are often overconfident. There's only so long that you can live outside of the law, above most people before it gets to your head.

[@BIGxBOSSxx1]

The fact that the girls phone rang before they started shooting probably means that she was suppose to do something to distract him or give her some sort of cue to do something, it’s just the luck of the timing that the phone buzzed and the Driver picked it up, giving him a few seconds of reaction time.

[@vectorfox4782]

This movie is masterclass. Everything about it is perfect.

[@theEvergreenState360]

Watching clips like this out of context when you haven’t seen the film, is pretty funny. Some seemingly important character just gets her head blown off unceremoniously haha

[@008overrated]

Nobody told me about this movie I just sat down watched by myself. It changed my life. My top 5 fav movies of all time

[@craigory8123]

was never expecting to enjoy this movie so much, thought this was still like 30 minutes into the movie, i was so hooked

[@NateVHVT]

The Blanche headsplosion is something else. It's just so chunky, there's torn skin and bone. Props guys did a fucking job on that set piece.

[@florinivan6907]

3:32 That girl had a blast with Gosling.

[@tonygunk9453]

💀💀💀

[@tazerturtle6572]

damn that joke was mind blowing

[@Signingman]

Ikr, cerebral humor

[@Electronaut76]

Facial Gun Shot

[@dremunoz2600]

Yeah dude a total mind fuck

[@jordanthomasina2854]

Never fails in movie heists there’s always one person that’s consumed by greed and tries to take out everyone involved and take it all for themselves

[@michaelblaes9847]

Art imitates life.

[@grayson1946]

Yup! Alway one dickhead! 😂😂😂

[@goosebumpsemiliano9104]

4:06 Love the sword sound effect here.

[@nxmx6ix]

I love this film but there are some goofy ahh effects going on 😂

[@DinoC543]

Director is brilliant. Gosling can play anything.

[@chipchippahson]

This is my favorite movie of all time. This is the movie that made me love Ryan Gosling.

[@sam-b6l8g]

Me too

[@tubwaiyan6776]

Kinda gay tho.

[@YourLocalCoolShark]

can't explain how scary that scene was, that was so unexpected, there wasn't any music, things just got very bloody, and it was the first Ryan's kills.

[@Rick_C-137_]

Underrated movie with an excellent soundtrack

[@christophergarcia2187]

I have a theory about the last seconds. Ryan steps back into the bathroom and his face gets darker cause of the shadow. Like a scorpion going back to it's shelter after attacking. Daaayuuuum idk if it's true but I think I'm ontop something. This movie is coool

[@clintleffingwell8129]

01:20 - Ryan Gosling does a perfect Sean Connery impersonation. ;-)

[@hoodglasses8237]

I challenge anyone to find a shot in this movie that doesn't contrast orange and blue.

[@martinlopez2816]

Right, almost every fucking movie or show has that orange blue and gray palette, it fucking bothers me! What kind of filmmakers are there today?

[@aripoff9125]

This scene took the movie from 0 to 100 real fast since there was not this type of violence before this scene

[@home_taping]

I mean....movie-phile nerds probably disagree, but this is up there with Heat and Casino for top crime movies for me. Fucking wild, love the acting, the script, the violence, the car scenes....amazing.

[@archwebskis]

agreed, heat was amazing. if you’re looking for crime-related stuff, nightcrawler is great

[@noway1700]

I think it's the opposite. Nerds worship this movie like you do. Well, are you one of them nerds?

[@ghillieshark6437]

@@noway1700 you: 🤓

[@tunny_NGGaming]

Heat casino etc are good films but Hollywood af there’s plenty of films that are just as good if not better .. watch eastern promises, la haine, in brooges, mesrine, the drop, killing them sofly to name a few

[@tunny_NGGaming]

Plenty of crime films

[@lob011]

I love this scene. So Raw 🦂

[@shaykennemur2846]

Hasn't been a movie quite like this since, a masterpiece!

[@Sigmun150]

The Kenergy in this scene!

[@ZazaNugget_]

The practical effects on the gore is mind blowing

[@Veldtian1]

This scene had a bit of the 'Scarface' drug deal gone bad scene.

[@Kublika0478]

it would be a dream to see Ryan acting as jacket in a possible adaptation of hotline miami

[@theanimatronicgamerreturn7785]

Directed by the director of the Raid movies.

[@jnazorn0t]

This is an amazing scene

[@tinycatmakfat]

i never got this scene. like is he checking out a dead mans clappers? Crazy gosling. just babes in this world.

[@cole8834]

The way Driver acts in this scene tells me: 1. He's ex-military (knows exactly what to do in a split second) 2. It's been a while since he's been in a life-or-death situation (looks shocked after the fact)

[@TheStapleGunKid]

I really wish the movie had explained why he's so good at killing people. It's odd because he says "all I do is drive", so you'd think that means he's spent his life avoiding combat.

[@Anunnaki_Gula]

Maybe he was a driver in the military.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

@@Anunnaki_Gula Well yeah, maybe. There could be any number of explanations, we just don't get any. It's like the movie just makes him good at fighting because it's an action movie and the main character needs to be good at it, even though it's a contradiction of the premise that all he does is drive.

[@ARB1452]

He's a stuntman. He is not accustomed to death and violence but he is very used to being in life or death situations and reacts as such. Quickly and does whatever he can to ensure his survival.

[@nickmaclachlan5178]

I heard an explanation that the character is on the Autistic spectrum leaning towards Sociopathy, hence the lack of dialogue he has during the whole of the film, he's certainly not overly expressive or emotive, even when he is bonding with his neighbour and her son.

[@Harvester88]

Bro, that is one of the best shotgun kills in cinema history.

[@jhavajoe3792]

Brutal and violent, but I must say great direction. I like the timing of the long look and slow recess of Gosling's face into the shadow post shooting.

[@Justbleed434]

A decade now and I'm still here waiting for a sequel... or a prequel perhaps.

[@PetitAgent66]

we have the sequel, and we all know it's only god forgives

[@MikeJones1989]

This is based on a novel which has a sequel

[@vanillabatcave5677]

Driven

[@sam-b6l8g]

@@MikeJones1989 what ??

[@cloudgary7596]

No. Leave it alone.

[@someguy7576]

I remember filming this scene. Literally me and the rest of the cast worked really hard on it.

[@Jimbob7595]

3:32 Me when I see any civilian in Red Dead Redemption 2

[@Jedi-Of-The-Republic]

Bro🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SteveLeCanard]

I watched this originally at home, but then I had the opportunity to watch it at a theater that put it on, and let me tell you - that shotgun blast is LOUD on a theater sound system. I knew it was coming and I still almost jumped out of my seat when it hit.

[@Nobody-zs7bq]

This man is literally ME!!

[@nxmx6ix]

You're crazy! You're fucking crazy!!! That's me man, not you. I'm the real Ryan Gosling.

[@austriantruther4648]

This movie is art and i will never forget!!💪

[@KidFresh71]

Throwing the mattress in front of the door saved his life. Gave our protagonist enough time to deal with assailant #1, and then turn around and blast assailant #2 to kingdom come.

[@themenace6861]

I LOVE RYAN GOSLING

[@PastaDon_]

"Every once in a while you give 'em a little smack" Sean Connery voice.. "Resets their hard drive" "and all is right in the world" *Bill Burr*😆😆

[@tmiicon2925]

This is no affirmation of your misogyny. Plenty of males would have responded in similar way if violently presented with his advantages. There's no special feminine brain chemistry on display in this scene. The violence he showed her only confirmed that he was willing to hurt/torture her for the truth and her femininity and silence could no longer buy her any presumption of innocence or protection from his ruthless determination to survive. She responded logically according to the more favorable implied terms of is offer and was portrayed as clearly no stranger to being strong-armed by males to participate in their crimes and probably otherwise do their bidding...thats the world the character lived in. A world only a few showers away from the animal kingdom.

[@j.robertvillarreal5926]

this was such a great movie.

[@MB-fo2sk]

My favourite scene in the film. Exceptionally cinematic.

[@MiataManDan]

I loved gosling character he is clearly an absolute psycho but loves that woman and the kid and wants a life with them

[@frankcastle7082]

Was really a nice movie ,the dreamy armosphere the action driving and killing

[@WolfeZe25]

This film reminds me so much of my time in Brazil 🎉

[@cristianrojas5404]

XDDDDD

[@nabi5864]

Personal TOP 10 film of all time ....Why they dont make original great flicks like this is beyond me

[@mikedangerdoes]

A bit of the old ultra violence. Lovely.

[@Freemasonshair]

The perfect piece of cinema.

[@aralnenjr.7408]

I remember I was 9 when this came out and this scene came out of nowhere and scared the hell out of me.

[@251reeling9]

I love it when the driver has to get involved. Violence to the maxx.

[@rei_frajernami_philleotardo]

0:32 ryan threatens her to hit the notification bell

[@ezmurdelore1777]

He handled the recoil of that shockwave pretty well.

[@pberPSR]

this movie is so unbelievably underrated

[@jeffreyb8770]

Very artistic amplifying the shotgun blasts, just like the cereal box scene in 'Kill Bill'.

[@vincentsilva5663]

Saw D R I V E at the movies back when it came out badass experience. One of my favorites

[@rayshawnarrington686]

This film was unexpectedly amazing!!! 🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@_ARIZONA_MAN]

Easily one of Ryan Goslings best roles 🔥

[@rakuencallisto]

I can see why Hotline Miami drew a lot of inspiration from this film.

[@brokeatvguy6294]

He went beast mode as a driver and a fighter in this movie lmao this is one of his best movies

[@fraundakelmbrilpondaprost90]

And from this one little scene, Hotline Miami was born.

[@WeeWeeJumbo]

i really appreciate how long these clips are

[@wenterinfaer1656]

Whoever was behind that popping head definitely loves their craft.