Is /tv/ still looking forward to Drive: Millenial edition?

>>83365991
Yes

Edgar Wright hasn't put a foot wrong yet, so yeah

Seems pretty interesting.

>>83365991
This along with Atomic Blonde are the only movies I'm looking forward to

>A taxi driver remake with an uber asshole is probably in the works right now
search your feelings anons, you know it's true.

These trailers are horrendous but all of the festival responses are positive.

>>83366185
I really like the first trailer, outside of the alright joke sequence and then the odd abrupt ending it's pretty exciting.

also
>implying drive wasnt already for millenials

>>83366185
International Trailer is superior

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>>83366421
Drive is a timeless work of art that appeals to all demographics.

>>83365991
But Drive was Taxi Driver: Millennial edition

How fucking clueless are you?

>>83365991
Yes.
We need more action flicks that aren't huge bloated $200M CGI fest.

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When did /tv/ go from ironic plebposting to full on plebposting and why is it the exact time when /pol/ started leaking?

>>83365991
Sure, doesn't seem too bad. Not gonna watch it in a cinema though.

>>83366421
>>83366494
this
>saw Drive in theaters
I-I'm not that old, am I?

>>83366549
nigger Edgar Wright was always liked here, don't presume shit

/tv/ has gone awful but this thread isn't part of that

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>>83365991
Cool poster

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>>83366761

Nah bro

>>83366466
But specifically Millennials and autistics.

>>83365991
not really, I can't get over that silly name

>>83366877
it's the sequel to Baby's Day Out, what would you have called it?

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>>83366877
it's drive baby

>I'm a driver

>>83366826
>implying drive isn't the ultimate autism litmus test