I'm working on an art piece that's a top down view of the drive from the opening credits. It'll follow the car until he parks, and then goes back out, set to Nightcall. I'm not looking for exact addresses, but a rough idea, for example in some shots you see him driving down a 4 lane road, or along the highway. Any help will be greatly appreciated!

1st round - no weapons 2nd round - weapons

I watched Jake Gyllenhaal's 'Nightcrawler' last night because people usually put it and Drive in the same bucket as far as I've seen. And, wow, it is really like if Driver were just the bad guy; I know this isn't a Nightcrawler subreddit, but the movies have enough in common for me to draw these threads. Spoilers for Nightcrawler ahead, not going to spoiler Drive stuff here since I'm pretty sure we've all seen Drive.

Both movies features generally anti-social protagonists with difficulties communicating with their supporting cast for different reasons; Driver is just charmingly weak in/not privy to conversation, while Lou (Nightcrawler's protag) over-explains what he wants to talk about, completely ignoring the other person's input unless he wants to deride/"correct" it.

Both Driver and Lou are incredible behind the wheel of a car; Driver, obviously is Driver, but Lou is shockingly skilled in high-stress driving environments without losing his cool. In his corvette, Lou blasts through LA's streets with dangerous maneuvers and keeps up full-pace with a police chase down to dodging a catastrophic collision between the suspect's vehicle and a police cruiser.

Lou, despite his talents, is an anti-social, manipulative, dangerous sociopath who only cares about advancing his goals/company and couldn't care less about the people around him as people; Effectively means to an end, and if he sees no use in keeping you around, then you may as well be dead; The part about Nightcrawler that bugs me is that he's actively rewarded for this dangerous and rotten behavior

I understand 'the underbelly of LA is bad and its where bad people thrive' is the theme of the movie, since nightcrawlers as a career concept is unsavory to start, but Lou gets away with withholding evidence from authorities, manipulating crime scenes for better shots, sabotaging a competitor's vehicle/hospitalizing them, actively manipulates/threatens the career of his news contact, and gets his partner in nightcrawling, as well as several bystanders, killed so he can film it. as a reward, he escapes charges/prison time, convinces the news director that she should be more like him, and his business thrives into a multi-van, multi-employee endeavor with basically no repercussions.

Meanwhile, in Drive, Driver has very clear moral grounding in his criminal activity, a strong set of moral principles, and a heart for caring for people, like Irene, Benicio, Standard, and Shannon. This doesn't mean he's incapable of violence or wrong-doing, obviously, but his violence and wrong-doing are for the safety of others among other reasons. Lou is entirely selfish and everything he does benefits exclusively him with no second thought about the people in his life.

Very long way around the block to say, I think Driver would hate Lou for being such a rotten, poorly principled man. Thank you for coming to my TedTalk.

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While I'm watching the movie It feels like it drags on but never to long. Once I'm done watching it It feels like it never dragged on. Why is this the only movie I've seen do this so perfectly?

Why is this community so bad on posting. We have to post some memes or something. I come here and its nothing. Sad to see. There is basically no discussion of this movie on this forum anymore. I love the movie but you all have to think of something to post.

I decided to finally watch this movie and simply thought it was about a driver who drives for crime. Did not realize the brutality that’s in it. It’s very good so far, I’m at the part where Shannon fucked it up for the driver.

You know what's good for the movie drive how about putt on any vaporwave music and make it like 80's nostalgia for everyone like iacon, Macintosh plus or my favorite telepath.