Did this movie kickstart the 80s retro revival that is currently happening?
Did this movie kickstart the 80s retro revival that is currently happening?
Camden Moore
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Liam Jones
No, but it came out in the exact time as it started
Joseph Cook
It was the one with the most blatant 80's aesthetic but I'd noticed nightcore soundtracks becoming a thing a fair bit of time before
Evan Smith
I actually think drive is more 70's than 80's, i have never meet anyone that agrees
Christopher Walker
I get that. The gangster scenes give that vibe. But I'm pretty sure refn says the movie came from literally driving around listening to 80s pop.
Also I fucking hate this movie
Gavin Lewis
I love it but it's nice to see someone with a different opinion, what don't you like about it?
Chase Gomez
>but it's nice to see someone with a different opinion
Talk about unique post
Owen Morgan
>that is currently happening?
It started a year earlier with Hobo with a Shotgun and Black Rainbow and Power Glove and Lazerhawk gaining traction on youtube.
It came at the right time
Ethan Lewis
>implying the 80s retro revival didn't start way back in 2002 with bands like Interpol and The Bravery
>implying it didn't start when people started wearing Atari & RunDmc tshirts and playing Vice City
Kids.
Great movie though.
Austin Green
When are we getting a vaporwave movie
Grayson Myers
No it isn't fucking nice to hear someone with a different opinion. What the fuck is wrong with you, dropped on the head as a baby or something?
Luis Martin
The 80's never dies
William Thompson
>nightcore
Alexander Gray
Well, it is basically a re-imagining of The Driver, the Walter Hill movie from the 70s.
The framing of the scene where Gosling has Hendricks pinned down on the bed and threatens her is taken directly from The Driver.
Mason Russell
>carefully puts on fingerless gloves
>slaps the bitch up
Ahhh, the '70s.
Logan Russell
When will they revive 90s shit?
Wyatt Gonzalez
hopefully never, the 90's and early 2000's was literally the worst time in human history aestheticaly
Colton Jackson
Agree.
Jayden Jackson
You think there ever will be on?
Is there really that much to revive? It was a pretty nihilistic and drab kind of time in the US, whereas the 80s seem larger than life with all the flashiness, bright neon colours, upbeat synth music, good time movies, etc.
The 90s main musical icon was a guy who sang about rape and fetuses and blew his brains out with a hunting rifle when he was 27, leaving behind a young daughter.
Ayden Lopez
MDE WP is a vaporware show.
Jose Morgan
Why are chinks so much better at making film posters?