Drive (2011) Ending Scene HD

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The most correct ending in cinema, the fact he leaves the body there with the money, particularly its a message to the east coast mob in the movie telling them, this ends here. Whoever you are, whatever your story is, it ends here, I don't want your money, your guys are dead. This is so liberating

arielmorales

this ending is so, so bittersweet for me. they both wind up (mostly) safe in the end, but both irene and the driver are left heartbroken and alone. the driver drives off into the night, alone, and knowing that he finally did something that was right, and irene goes back into her apartment, alone, knowing that she just lost what was potentially the love of her life. they both go back into their own darkness, irene before she met driver, and driver before he met irene. driver’s life is emptier without irene and benicio, and irene’s life is emptier without driver. the things that always get me about this scene, though, are the tears welling up in driver’s eyes despite his stoicism, and irene’s hesitant final knock before she walks back into her apartment. they’ve both accepted the inevitable, their fates without each other. but it still hurts.

mckennuhhhhhhhhh

To quote the last line of the James Sallis book 'Driven';

"He smiled. He drove."

PoisonInc

I cant believe this came out 10 years ago. Holy fuck I'm getting old.

dinoatcharterdotnet

this movie made me get my drivers license

rje

This movie taught me a very valuable lesson. Never get involved with a woman you just met, especially if her baby daddy is a convict.

julianj

Ryan Gosling's performances in this and Blade Runner 2049 were so impressive!

jimh

This songs first popped up when the main character had reached its happiest climax. I believe it's meant to give the audience a hint of a second character climax. He "died".. he's in pain, he has to leave for good, but he knows shes gonna be fine.

rje

I'm taking this scene literally. He realizes that with Bernie killed he'll have too much to carry on his back, so he dumps everything and skips town

chillsy_pluto

First time they play this song, they're both happy
This time, they're both apart, both sad, and he goes into the darkness wounded, accepting that he'll always belong only in his world

Man, this ending is honestly quite depressing...

solezeta

This is cinema one of the best endings I have ever seen this is a masterpiece this is why drive is in my top 10 greatest movies of all time

juanjimenez

Absolute work of art. No words needed from either lead. Musical accompaniment is perfect. You feel what they are feeling. 💔

simonmcpartlin

I love how she was about to knock a second time but then gave up and left. It's little details like that.

solezeta

These endings are so painful but so true and right. Life isn't about happy endings. Sometimes you never contact the girl again even when you want to. You break it off and disappear. It's the right thing to do even if it hurts, just like this ending.

aldenho

I often heard or read of people wishing to be a hero of some kind, but felt they lacked the grit or mettle to be one, to be too flawed either physically or mentally to make a difference

But the truth is... Being a hero doesn't mean wielding a sword and slaying a dragon, or having a cape and being able to fly. Being a hero means, time and time again, to do what it is right, put yourself on the line, for the sake of others, especially when you have nothing to gain and everything to lose

We often focus on aspect of heroes like their powers (hercules' super strength and superman laser eye sight) to the point we forget they are human (or human-like). They look like us, act like us and are flawed like us (hercules' arrogance, superman's unflexibility on his moral code), and that in fact they CAN be us

As George Lucas said " _Heroes come in all sizes, and you don't have to be a giant hero. You can be a very small hero. It's just as important to understand that accepting self-responsibility for the things you do, having good manners, caring about other people-these are heroic acts. Everybody has the choice of being a hero or not being a hero every day of their lives._ "

And then here, the Driver himself, in spite of his criminal background and violent ways, managed to save the life of a woman and a kid, at cost of being (potentially mortally) wounded

That is why I will love this movie forever: because it shows what truly makes people heroes. It's not superpowers or fancy gadgets or skills: it's our humanity. Loving others unconditionally and striving to do the right thing because we choose to is what truly makes us heroes: by being real human beings

heroesoftomorrow