juan

Drive My Car

I think it was brilliantly acted and the story was quite powerful. I also think it definitely had a very sad undertone. Like the characters the movie.

cheska

Drive My Car

i wanna give a proper review but all i can think about is how i wanted to sing “lupang hinirang” whenever the filipino character speaks tagalog

rabii

Drive My Car

Magpapahinga tayo.

martin

Drive My Car

Recently, I've been listening to a lot of Jim O'Rourke, returning again and again to the concert recording of his duo with Eiko Ishibashi at Okayama. Naturally, this made me want to listen to her solo work too, especially "The Dreams My Bones Dream." What an album! I remember hearing it when it came out in 2018 and being blown away by the sincerity and precision of its sound. Well, one thing led to another, and, naturally, I had to watch Drive My Car again, this time mostly focusing on the music and sound design. And for no particular reason, I was reminded how magnificent the music in this movie is. Sparse, both aurally and within the film, and unobtrusive, it is one of the best soundtracks I have listened to. It is great precisely because it's not selfish and desirous for attention, nor for screen time, appearing only when it's needed and always blending with the aesthetics of the world perfectly. It doesn't hurt that it’s produced by O'Rourke and it sounds crazy good.