FilmDistrict Prosecuted Over 'Misleading' 'Drive' Trailer (Video)

Ryan Gosling's crime drama Drive might have been popular with experts, generating a score of 93% on Rotten Tomato plants, only one Michigan lady am unhappy using the film -- she's suing.our editor recommendsDrive: Cannes 2011 Review'Drive' Star Ryan Gosling's 11 Most Memorable Roles (Photos)CANNES 2011 Q&A: 'Drive' Director Nicolas Winding Refn PHOTOS: Ryan Gosling's Career in Pictures Sarah Deming has filed a suit against FilmDistrict declaring the marketers, "marketed the film Drive as much like the short and Furious, or similar, number of movies." The film, directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, sees Gosling being an un named stunt driver during the day who moonlights as getaway driver by evening. As the movie includes a couple of impressive vehicle moments, the storyline centers totally on the motive force's relationship with Carey Mulligan's character and many nasty casualties along his journey to safeguard her family from harm. STORY: 'Drive' Soundtrack Increases iTunes Charts on Strong Viral Reviews "Drive bore hardly any resemblance of a chase, or race action film... getting hardly any driving within the film,Inch the suit continues. "Drive would be a film that substantially contained extreme gratuitous defamatory dehumanizing racism directed against people from the Jewish belief, and therefore marketed criminal violence against people from the Jewish belief. Deming is looking to get reimbursement on her movie ticket, additionally to halting producing "misleading movie trailers" later on. The complaintant expects to show her individual situation right into a class action lawsuit suit, therefore permitting fellow movie-goers an chance to talk about within the settlement, reviews Detroit's WDIV-TV. Begin to see the trailer under consideration below. Related Subjects Ryan Gosling Drive