stackyFACTSRyan Gosling doesn't just cruise to a synthwave soundtrack; he actually turns it on.
Ryan Gosling doesn't just cruise to a synthwave soundtrack; he actually turns it on. Neo-noir masterpiece Drive grounds its ultra-stylized atmosphere by making its iconic music diegetic—meaning the sound physically exists inside the movie's universe, pouring straight out of the Chevy Malibu’s speakers. It kills the artificial Hollywood score vibe and effectively traps the audience in the passenger seat alongside the getaway driver.
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