Drive (2002)A salaryman is hijacked by bank robbers. Director:Hiroyuki TanakaWriter:Hiroyuki Tanaka |
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Drive (2002)A salaryman is hijacked by bank robbers. Director:Hiroyuki TanakaWriter:Hiroyuki Tanaka |
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Shin'ichi Tsutsumi | ... |
Asakura Kenichi
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Ren Ohsugi | ... |
Nishi Goro
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| Kô Shibasaki | ... |
Sakai Sumire
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| Masanobu Andô | ... |
Kodama Makato
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Toshio Kakei |
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Susumu Terajima | ... |
Arai Jyoun
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Yasuko Matsuyuki |
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Kanji Tsuda |
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Keisuke Horibe |
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Akemi Kobayashi |
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Akaji Maro |
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Suzuki Matsuo |
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Yutaka Matsushige |
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Kumi Nakamura |
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Toshie Negishi |
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A salaryman is hijacked by bank robbers.
It's a shame that more people haven't seen Sabu's movies. He's one of the greatest filmmakers of our time. DANGAN RUNNER, UNLUCKY MONKEY, POSTMAN BLUES, MONDAY... all blistering, hyperactive chase films packed with unforgettable characters and originality.
DRIVE continues that tradition and is not only the best Sabu film yet, it's one of the greatest films made in the past 15 years. Forget 'Crouching Tiger.' Screw 'Hana-bi.' THIS film is the prime example of the heart, soul and imagination that makes Asian cinema so wonderful.
It's a story that hits the ground running and takes you on a wild ride that goes places you never suspect. No genre is left unexplored. No emotion left untouched.
Why is it that generic, self-indulgent, pretentious art-house dramas find their way Stateside, when inventive masterpieces like this go unnoticed?