Apparently, People Still Think Trailers Are Accurate

Rating: Null/10 (27 September 2011)

To open, I just read about 15 reviews where the reviewer simply had no idea what they were walking into or even worse, were mislead as to what they were going to see. I'm sorry, but that does not excuse your poor review. I too would be mad if I thought I was going to see Transformers and then ended up seeing GoBots. Please, pout elsewhere. The trailers do not even give the slightest hint what this movie truly is and that's where the crime is, not the movie.
Now, to get to the review, I must say this movie wasn't a movie in the normal sense, it was an experience and I'm quite glad I decided to de- hermitize myself to go check it out in the theater. The whole film just washes over you and if you're nostalgic of the 80's (please note my Transformers vs. GoBots reference above), it's like a dream or distant memory of that ear with a flair and quality you don't see often in movies these days (or at least I don't seem to...).
There were scenes here and there that I thought maybe held on a little 'too' long with the image before moving on, but overall, everything when put together was an experience. It wasn't trying to tell a great story, it wasn't trying to develop great characters, it was just trying to provide a feeling and I think it did that very well and that feeling was nothing but coolness to me.
Again, read reviews of a movie and don't look at trailers before seeing a movie...and REALLY read those reviews. Also, to the nay sayers, I'd also like to add that I think the title DRIVE was intended to state what the main character has. He has drive to achieve his goal regardless of any obstacles in his path.