Drive.

The film, directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, is one of those rare masterpieces where the cinematography, screenplay, acting, soundtrack and cast melt into one glorious piece of art. An unusual and intelligently directed film that is full of twists and turns and packs more than just a few punches..
The clever use of camera angles and lighting was reminiscent of Tarantino's Pulp Fiction at times (I'm not sure I could give a film a greater compliment).
The subtle, and genius screenplay combined with impressive acting performances from the entire cast (even the extras) served up a large portion, with plenty of side dishes, of suspense and tension from the opening scene to the last.
Ryan Gosling's performance as the 'driver' was convincing, menacing and, most importantly, believable. He conveyed the angst and anonymity with passion and conviction.
My favourite thing? The soundtrack. It was cool, understated and powerful.
Out of ten, this blockbuster gets an eleven. (and Ryan Gosling - that's a given!)

Have you seen it yet? What did you think?