DRIVE | How to Share Audience Information
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DRIVE | How to Share Audience Information: My favourite part of this film, hands down, is the first 10 minutes. The suspense that is created through very careful and deliberate sharing of information is fantastic. This video digs into the creation and different elements used to make the opening of Drive so great. - Фільми й анімація
What is your favourite moment from Drive, mines has to be the opening 10 minutes, but after that I do like the elevator scene.
When the dad just decides to befriend the Driver, despite his obvious intentions. I found that hilarious.
Great video, Driver Is a masterpiece AND quite underrated
The goddamn soundtrack doesn't hurt either.
A great film.
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great in depth analysis with wonderful examples from other films!! Insightful on many levels, thank you a lot! Instantly subscribed
Thanks man, yeah I'm glad you enjoyed it, definitely needs to clips from other films to make the point!
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foleyd87, you are one of my favorite channel. Thanks to you, I understand more about films than ever. Keep making more videos like film analysis videos! Keep up the good works man! I'm your biggest fan!
Thanks Jimmy, always great to hear that I'm reaching like minded people and always happy to pass on what iv learned on my journey so far!! thanks, appreciate the supportive comments.
the tiny quiet bit of Drive before your ad panel at the end really felt like something real. hopefully, you're a human being, because i subscribed.
can you please do a detailed analysis of the films directed by David fincher
i'm very happy I found your channel.. I aspire to be a filmmaker when i'm older and love that there are people passionate about films enough to dissect shots and themes.. Im gaining a lot of perspective from your videos. Thanks :)
+Yo Mama Thanks man, glad to have you as part of this niche community who love to talk about great films. All these videos are really part of my own study to do similar work like yourself. Glad you enjoyed it!
+Darren - MUST SEE FILMS well great job, sir :)
Good one. But i will also add that Refn hinted the basketball match when the Driver was in his room before he leaves for the job. In the opening scene when the Driver is in his room there is a screenshot of the game.
Yeah great point, id forgot about this, that an even earlier set up for the pay off near the end.
Yeah, thanks for your videos ;) !
Thank you for the informative video (very well done analysis) I'd really love to hear your thoughts on the film in a video
I love your film Analysis as well as your film taste. Have you seen The Rover or Blue Ruin? Both very good films.
thanks glad your enjoying them, i havent seen either of them but iv been meaning to watch The Rover and Blue Ruin was suggested to me a while back and i remember really liking the look of it but still havent seen it yet!!
I gave Blue Ruin and try and couldnt watch the rest. Was it supposed to be a satire? Because I felt like everything in that movie was unrealistic. Heard amazing things about The Rover.
I'm very much attracted to low budget films that capture such a grand scale "feel" with a modest budget(See also: Primer, Upstream Color, Bronson, ect.). Blue Ruin epitomizes this with allegedly $36K budget funded by Kickstarter. This is a testament to how the internet and modern technology truly can help some one see their vision come to life on the screen.
I looooove Bronson and Primer, great films, yeah i love low budget creative films, one in particular is THE CUBE, such a random and weird film but the creation and behind the scenes of such a bizarre film is amazing!!
The rule of three I've notice upon watching Eyes Wide Shut close to the ending where Bill, Alice and their daughter are out christmas shopping, albeit very subtly. Out shopping throughout Bill and Alice converse their daughter brings attention a large bear she hope santa will get her. Promptly they tell her to put it away. After in the same steady shot the couple passes a large display of random assortments of bears. Thats's very specific being she just pulled one off frame to show, we had no prior knowledge of this display: Note that bear symbolism is use variously in Kubricks The Shining. And finally she shows both of them a barbie right before the final dialogue scene with the couple. I'm not sure what this all means, but it's something I've notice.
Yeah i feel like theres alot going on in that scene, its a film iv returned to a few different times and i feel like i still need to watch it again. one of my favourite Kubrick film i think.
Maybe something to do with child abuse. The Shining where Danny is seeing the family councillor. Danny's pillow is a bear face with an open mouth in red. As the councillor asks Danny questions, He's holding his hands over his crotch.
Anyways, I agree EWS probably one of my favourites. I feel it's one of Kubricks most personal films. It's second to 2001 for me.
Forgot to mention. Fantastic video by the way!
Thanks man, i watched an awesome interview with Kubricks wife recently which talked about eyes wide shut and it was really interesting.
Great video. I love your stuff. Also was wondering where that music at the end comes from? I would love to use it for something.
i actually used it from the 'youtube audio library' heres the full song:
Third Time - Jingle Punks
I have recently gotten into the art of film and i was wondering if you could recommend anything that would help understand what makes a bad, good, and great film.
I think because films are so subjective and many people can find the same film 'good' and 'bad' just from there own personal tastes but if you want to learn more about what a good film is made up of, then 'Film Introduction' books are really good. I mention 1 such book and a whole bunch of other film study resources in this book collection video. hope this helps:
ua-cam.com/video/dgF6zTGCy-M/v-deo.html
foleyd87 thanks I will check it out
You should do one on "Hurlyburly", fantastic film.
hmm havent seen that one, need to check it out, thanks for the suggestion.
Is it possible for you to make an analysis of the complet film?
Greetz from germany
30cheomu I did that with Shame, i did a small analysis of part and then later touched on the film as a whole, so i may do the same with this film as there are some pretty awesome moments throughout!
The character of Irene is such a small role for Carrie Mulligan to play. There aren't really a lot of scenes with Irene or dialogue. Carrie shows just how penetrating her innocence and beauty are by simply holding her gaze upon our hero. She brings with her a talent where she does not have to be developed into the damsel in distress. As soon as you lay eyes on her you see her as a princess in chains. She has an innocence so pure that not even our hero can touch because he has been tainted by violence. In this story, as much as violence is a necessary evil, it is still an evil that she cannot allow herself to understand.
What's the song at the beginning behind when you're talking
i use the whole song at the beginning and end of the video, its from the youtube audio library: ua-cam.com/users/audiolibrarymusic
and the song is 'third time by jingle punks'
Hope this helps.
i've heard an interesting movie theory that driver is baby driver after jail, and he somehow lost debora - interesting
Baby Driver and then Drive would be a killer double feature.
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