Drive, He Said

As a member of the cast, I was a member of the band at all the basketball games, I would like to let the world know after being in the movie, that we were not allowed to see it since... Full review

Director Jack Nicholson never always amazes me! He's been working in every corner of the film industry his whole career. Don't miss this little gem of a film with Bruce Dern.... Full review

Director Jack Nicholson never always amazes me! He's been working in every corner of the film industry his whole career. Don't miss this little gem of a film with Bruce Dern.... Full review

This was a very interesting movie, as it was Jack Nicholson's directorial debut, and included several other stars before they "became big" such as Bruce Dern and Karen Black. I was an extra in this movie when filmed on the... Full review

I went to see this movie at our college theater thirty years ago because I liked Bruce Dern in Silent Running and Family Plot. To this day (sorry Jack Nicholson), it is still the dullest movie I've ever seen. It... Full review

Good luck finding this film to even watch - it's not yet released on tape or DVD. I saw on release in the early '70's, was lucky enough to catch it via American Cinematheque's preservation efforts, and it still has... Full review

As Jack Nicholson's directorial debut, Drive, He Said displays at the least that he is a gifted director of actors. Even when the story might seem to lose its way to the audience (and to a modern audience - if... Full review

Basketball can be a funny game. Or business, perhaps? There are baskets and hookers just like in the real sixties. This modern-day reinactment confronts society head-on, warts-n-all, and we (the collective EYE) are the better for it. Bruce Dern, as... Full review

This may be the only film that actually comes close to capturing on film the essentially uncapturable world of the American college experience of the late 60s-early 70s. Go ahead, name another movie that even approaches this one: "Getting Straight"?... Full review

Some dazzling basketball sequences, but the script about a disilluiosned youth lacks polish all the way through. Dern is perfect as the edgy basketball coach. Nicholson directed (debut) and co-wrote the film with Jeremy Larmer, based on his novel.... Full review

This film is a fascinating....Nicholson's love of the game comes through in the beautiful basketball footage, anticipating his future courtside Lakers seats.....slowly goes crazy and Bruce Dern co-stars in a solid performance as Hector's coach..... ... Full Review

Release Date: 1972 Ebert Rating: *** By Roger Ebert Jan 1, 1972 Jack Nicholson's DRIVE, HE SAID is a disorganized but occasionally brilliant movie about two college students and the world they, and we, inhabit. ... Full Article