Title: Take This Drive
Product review: Joyrides to nowhere fill New Jersey Drive with a bleak actuality missing in so many of the black social dramas being thrown our way these days. The movie's cunning puts us in the back seat during a car-jacking or lures us into a momentary sense of security. It's startling. Most of New Jersey Drive burns with desperation and anguish. Its style probably owes more to French New Wave cinema than producer Spike Lee's own haggard brand of photoplay. It reminds us of the hope our inner cities are barely holding onto.
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