The most insane hit and run of my life

Rating: 8/10 (6 March 2019)

I have tried to watch the movie for three times but the main culprit of my quitting was a very bizarre sound work where ambiance is twice as loud as dialogs and you cannot distinguish a word...Nevertheless I gathered my will into a fist and put the pedal to the metal! Let's go!
Alternating action with moments of serenity has an outstanding effect that surprises you, kind of like driving on the narrow mountain road with sharp turns during the night. Pitch dark cliff on one side and the high wall of rocks on the other, you expect the oncoming vehicle but still are agitated by it. That's exactly what is happening: cruising with Ryan Gosling, you are prepared to skilled and dangerous driving but with an extremely bewildering notion of getaway.
But then BANG! You cannot understand what's happening. Everything seems different but the same; characters are there but not exactly. You try to get up from the ground and shake the shock away but your arms limply fall back as you keep watching. The events have a great deal of connection between them but the way that the hero reacts to the occurring situations doesn't want to comfortably fit into your head. It is truly amazing how a character can be so mercurial.
The feeling of astonishment stays with you up till the wheels of the movie keep on turning, because the shots are so stunning that you want to pause and make yet another screensaver. Besides a total brain elation and visual ecstasy, you will get the musical euphoria as the soundtrack is right on point.
Concluding everything, "Drive" actually was my only hit and run experience. I was left there for some time not being able to understand what happened and what to think except for a nudging masochistic urge to watch more.