One of Ryan Gosling's films, "Drive," has become a cult classic among movie enthusiasts, but unfortunately, a sequel was never made. Despite the film's success and positive reception, there were several reasons why a follow-up movie was not permitted.

Firstly, the main factor behind the lack of a sequel was the reluctance of the film's director, Nicolas Winding Refn. Refn believed that creating a sequel to "Drive" would diminish the impact of the original film. He felt that the story was complete and that a continuation would not do justice to the character and narrative of the first movie.

Additionally, the film's production company, FilmDistrict, was hesitant to pursue a sequel due to financial concerns. Although "Drive" performed well at the box office, it was not a blockbuster hit. The studio felt that the return on investment for a sequel might not be substantial enough to justify the cost.

In conclusion, "Drive" did not receive a sequel due to the director's reluctance, the studio's financial concerns, and the desire to preserve the enigmatic nature of the film. Although fans may have longed for a continuation of the story, it is evident that certain creative and financial considerations played a determining role in preventing a sequel from being made.