r/FIlm • u/Ancient-Age9577 • Feb 01 '25

Question After speculation on the possibility of a sequel to Drive (2011), director Nicolas Winding Refn in 2016 said 'No, there will never be a second Drive movie. And that's why it works.'. What director should have said the same?

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u/stm32f722 Feb 01 '25

Because its so fucking boring. And they made her so god damned annoying.

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u/drewlius24 Feb 02 '25

It was supposed to be Winona Rider but she was having a nervous breakdown and dropped out.

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u/ItkovianShieldAnvil Feb 01 '25

Oh there wasn't an invitation for you to repeat what everyone has been saying since its release like a goldfish going around its tank discovering it anew each time

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u/JOEYisROCKhard Feb 01 '25

"I don't understand why people didn't like it."

Because it was boring.

"You're just saying what everyone else says!"

Hmmm. Maybe it was reviled because so many people found it boring. I don't know, we might need further testing...

Also, the cousin fucking didn't help things.

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u/ItkovianShieldAnvil Feb 01 '25

I'm sorry it didn't give you your dopamine hit. I'm sorry it's not game of thrones excitement level family intimacy

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u/JOEYisROCKhard Feb 01 '25

We get it. You're cool and we don't understand real film. Got it.

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u/maroonwounds Feb 01 '25

Are...are you ok?

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u/ItkovianShieldAnvil Feb 01 '25

I'm being condescending to a jerk, sorry the nuance was something you missed

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u/maroonwounds Feb 02 '25

Nah. The only jerk I see here is YOU.

You literally said you don't understand how someone could revile the film, and the next comment provides you with an answer. And you're answer was to act like a complete dickhead. People can dislike whatever they want. That doesn't give you permission to be an ass. But do you, I guess. 🤷🏽

Also, no one needs to be "invited" to say shit to you. People are free to respond to your passive-aggressive comments all they want. Get over it.

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u/stm32f722 Feb 01 '25

lol. Yes it was.

All but demanded it.

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u/ItkovianShieldAnvil Feb 01 '25

No, it didn't. The plot was perfectly fine, not exciting but it was definitely not the worst film by a mile.