Drive My Car is reminiscent of one of Haruki Murakami's novels, 1Q84. Very thick, but also very engrossing. Can't stop reading it until the last page and hope the story continues. The same feeling is also felt when watching Drive My Car.
With a run time of almost 3 hours and scenes that are mostly verbal dialogue, it's amazing that Drive My Car is able to immerse us in its plot instead of trapping us in boredom.
Maybe because we easily relate to the characters and their inner demons. Who hasn't struggled with self-acceptance as well as regret in their life?
With a run time of almost 3 hours and scenes that are mostly verbal dialogue, it's amazing that Drive My Car is able to immerse us in its plot instead of trapping us in boredom.
Maybe because we easily relate to the characters and their inner demons. Who hasn't struggled with self-acceptance as well as regret in their life?