If you want to really enjoy Drive, I'd suggest you do the following. Get a big screen (like, 32"+). Get a 5.1 surround system and something that has a real bass kick for the engines. Turn all the lights off; turn the volume way up. Watch the blu ray.
If you watch it like that and get completely absorbed in it, I'm pretty sure you'll appreciate this film for the gripping cinematic experience it is.

The trailer short changed this film and people will either get more or less than expected. I got much more, but I get those that didn't.

There is little praise left to give to Drive that has not already been said here. For me, director Refn can do no wrong and his Euro stylings bring this neo-noir gorgeously to the screen.

Ryan Gosling gave one of his best performance; incredibly controlled, his face says nothing, his smile everything... then later he stops smiling and you see what he conceals.

Albert Brooks was fantastic, a couple of his scenes are quite unnerving.

Ron Perlman usually plays great characters, often with a little fun, and I always look forward when I see him credited. I did not enjoy his performance here to the point that I think he was miscast.

Mulligan is beautiful and sadly that was all that stood out for me. Her character was pretty standard fare but handled well.

Soundtrack, cinematography, his jacket; all perfect.

Totally driven!

nice comment biggles1000. This was, in fact, the best Movie experience i had in a long ( long.... ) time. close to perfection. 9/10.

I didn't like this movie the first time I saw it. I will give it another chance someday though.

had a different subject.İ like it.

Brilliant movie, but won't appeal to everyone.

Gosling's performance was stunning, and is probably his best to date. Each actor brought something refreshing and truthful to their parts.

Everything else is top-notch, especially the soundtrack.

Very slick!!

Yeah, this was real bad.