Drives away without the money

I'd pick up the suitcase with money in a heartbeat

IT WASN'T THE MONEY

based

Llewelyn was a cold motherfucker though
What I’m saying is the dead body would be enough to keep you at a distance to where you wouldn’t be able to see the money

It wasn't. The money was only ever meant to help his waifu's husband. Since he's dead it doesn't matter anymore.

H..he wanted to help
>go to the nearest bank
>get a loan
>pay the thug
Profit

he's dead you idiot. Literally driving off in the sunset is heaven for the driver.

refn has said that it isn't a metaphor, and he literally does drive off and live and have adventures somewhere else
Stop this meme

you have anything to back that up?

How the fuck are you gonna get a loan for that kind of money? Are you retarded?

>"Hello sir welcome to the bank what would you like this loan for?"
>"Yes I need this money to pay off the mobsters threatening my girlfriend's husband."

Money is too hot

Man, do you Los Angeles? DO YOU?

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>"Hello sir welcome to the bank what would you like this loan for?"
>I'll buy a new car
>good sign here please

Youre retarded probably underage or youre never been in a bank before

>implying a man who lives slightly off the grid like the driver could get a loan
and American banks don't even check your background when you take a loan?

Banks dont care as long as the monthly payment is no more than 1/6 of your monthly salary and your job contract says is permanent

fuck America really is heaven on earth

they'll give you a loan even when that isn't the case

my job is dealing with the fallout of that shit and it's honestly shocking the kind of money they'll give people freely

>$40,000 loan
>For a new car

Pretty sure you're the retard here buddy. You think Driver has a good enough credit score for a loan like that? Or that any bank in their right mind would hand out that amount of money for a new car?

t. clueless basement dweller

This. But is not a liberation I think - more of a damnation. Probably what happened already happened before, and will happen again.

How would you write Drive 2?

>....
would feature a lot

Buying a car counts as a personal loan and personal loans go up to 60k, 40k is well within the personal loan range, the bank doesnt really care what you do with the money once they give you the money

Also 40k for car is not much nowdays

it would begin in the men’s room

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this reminds me of another goose movie

Well banks make money by giving people money, if you dont pay they'll go to court and take everything you own

A bank will give you 40k and make you pay 55k in monthly rates of 200 dollars for 30 years, that's your catch

But theres a catch on both sides though.
If you pay the whole loan early you wont pay the interests left on each monthly payment because you extinguished the loan
Thats the bank catch, and depending on the loan contract the bank may charge you a 1-3% of the whole loan as a payment for damaging the bank with your early extinction of the loan

Basically the bank never loses but you can always hack your way into receiving as less damage as possible

Never been to that shithole and don’t want to

police trying to understand what happened and who killed the mob leaders in the city
goose being tracked by some other mooks that had connections to ron pearlman

>Banks dont care as long as the monthly payment is no more than 1/6 of your monthly salary

IDK about that, I have entry level employees at my job driving brand new $40k+ cars

wtf why was this photographed

>Fade in: A public toilet
>Very large man (played by Tom Hardy) is urinating at the stall
>Man enters, but we can't see his face
>Man slowly approaches whistling Tom Hardy
>along the way, he takes out a wrench
>Tom turns right as the man reaches him and the man bashes his face to a bloody pulp against the toilet urinal
>camera shows us the bloody face of The Driver
>Title flashes in and we get a montage of Gosling driving through Chicago, still with blood on his face, as Oreo Speedwagon plays over the opening the credits
>Shot of mafia boss' office
>Mafia boss, played by Aidan Gillen is informed "the big guy was killed"
>handed a photo of the crime scene where "you're next is spelt in Hardy's blood"
>Aidan looks visibly shaken
>The next hour of the film is a heart-warming drama of Gosling learning to fish and being taught by a grizzled old veteran
>Aidan's men then show up and kill the old veteran
>Gosling murders them all quickly and confronts Aidan who asks him why he killed Hardy
>"...I didn't?"
>Just then, Gillen is shot in the head from off screen and Gosling turns to see... HIMSELF
>The Driver's twin brother, the anti-Driver, pinned the blame on him because the mafia were poisoning the lake and he didn't like it
>The two exchange a glance and walk their separate ways
>Drive 3: Driver versus Anti-Driver
>Coming soon

I thought leasing was pretty big in the US?

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>antidrive
>When asked what do you do he awkwardly replies after a 6.5 seconds pause
I dont drive

KEK

I've asked them personally, some are leased some financed it, even leasing though, there are big down payments and the huge monthly payments

>The Driver's twin brother, the anti-Driver, pinned the blame on him because the mafia were poisoning the lake and he didn't like it
masterful

>anti-driver
He's The Revird