Movies like Drive

If you're after Drive's specific blend of stylized violence, emotional restraint, and a protagonist torn between criminal obligation and personal attachment, Baby Driver and Heat are your most likely matches—both pair meticulous direction with getaway-driver protagonists whose quiet competence masks inner conflict, though Heat trades the soundtrack synchronization for Mann's signature tension-and-explosion pacing. Nobody and Snitch lean harder into the explosive transformation angle, where dormant loyalty suddenly shatters restraint, but they're less interested in the neon-soaked aesthetic and sustained dread that gives Drive its particular texture. If you want that same tone of ordinary men pulled into moral compromise through chance and personal connection, you're probably looking at a mix depending on whether you prioritize the neo-noir atmosphere (Heat, After the Sunset) or the character study of restraint collapsing under pressure (Baby Driver, Nobody).