Some movies use the experience of driving extremely well. While there are those that use driving as a tool for action, explosives and blockbuster scenes, other use driving for emotion, a setting, or simply a “feel” during a movie. When you get on the more dramatic and emotional side of things, the driving that takes place tends to be at night. It could be that the character needs some time to think. It might be a character feeling lonely on that long highway that we sometimes feel in our own lives. Luckily someone has captured all of this in one video. Film School Rejects describes this video best by saying:
In this montage from Aletranco — a debut montage, at that — the best bits of nightdriving from films like Drive, Taxi Driver, Nightcrawler, Nocturnal Animals, The Big Lebowski and others have been cinematically sewn together into a graceful and ominously contemplative stream of conflicted consciousness. The result will make you want to grab your keys and set out on a twilight sojourn of your own.
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