*BABY DRIVER* is a WILD RIDE!!

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[@bradleyvincent8309]

Couple fun facts! Anytime Baby is NOT listening to music, there's a small ringing sound to indicate his tinitus. Also, the actor that plays Baby's foster parent is really deaf and also a sign language coach for movies and TV. He even helped the kid that played Sam in The Last of Us!

[@TheParagade]

Also, any time he's only wearing one earbud, the music only plays out of that one side

[@bradleyvincent8309]

@@TheParagade oh nice! I need to watch this movie with headphones. I love how during the warehouse shootout the gunfire is on beat. As is most of the sound effects.

[@soulscyther666]

I always thought tinnitus was normal. Or atleast a large amount of people have it. I have it and you can simply tune it out, like your brain ignoring that your nose is actually always in your way of sight (which seems distracting if you think about it).

[@TheJrr71]

​@@soulscyther666 When I was young, I used to have a fear of developing tinnitus. I'm in my mid 50's and realised I have tinnitus about six months ago, and whilst it can be a bit irritating, you're right, you can zone it out.

[@beanie.weanie]

​@@bradleyvincent8309also when the lady gets killed its also synced

[@JordanCesaroni93]

Feels like a music video. Plays like a great action flick. Wright's shift of genre is awesome.

[@YearRoundHibernater]

The idea is based on a music video Edgar Wright directed early in his career, with Noel Feelding being the dancer in the car.

[@lastcuneyt3334]

So his a hack ! Who steals music video ideas shame on him @@YearRoundHibernater

[@CanadianFabe]

@@lastcuneyt3334 Both this movie and the music video where directed by the same person!

[@nathanwood1561]

The song is Blue Song by Mint Royale

[@heyheyjk-la]

@@lastcuneyt3334 - Well, if he's "stealing" from HIS OWN music video, I think it's okay. Especially given the amazing end result of expanding the story.

[@travisbuschette8609]

This is absolutely a movie you should watch again, even just to see how well everything in Baby's world syncs up to the music. Even gunshots consistently fire to the beat of whichever song is playing. Hot Fuzz is arguably the funniest movie Edgar Wright has made, but I believe this is his best film.

[@jcnbw01]

absolutely. My personal favorite was the diner scene with Buddy; from Baby getting out of the car and throughout that whole scene, it's just a really great scene with tension and rhythm. And the music was awesome. Jon Hamm was amazing in particular.

[@CortexNewsService]

I'd say Shaun of the Dead is his funniest, but this is, hands down, his best film. This is a masterpiece.

[@kptmaci4979]

I would give 'best' to Scott Pilgrim. While Baby has skippable, or forgetable moments in it, Scott Pilgrim doesnt miss a beat. I feel like everything in it is so memorable. But then again, its choosing from really good movies, so there are no bad picks here.

[@cuppatea7073]

there's a lot of things you can pick up on with repeat watches, foreshadowing with dialogue, colour choices, dialogue repetition from earlier in the movie etc. defenitely one of my favourite movies of all time because of this, there's so much unseen density in there when it comes to details.

[@indyspud]

The audio choreography was phenomenal. Especially the sequence of the foot chase / escape. Edgar Wright has such a clever way of using sound in his movies.

[@freddyfleal]

The fact that this movie didn't win Best Editing at the Oscars infuriates me. As an editor myself, the work here blows my mind every time.

[@jsmithers.]

What won?

[@freddyfleal]

@@jsmithers. Dunkirk

[@jsmithers.]

@@freddyfleal Dunkirk should have won

[@freddyfleal]

@@jsmithers. Agree to disagree. Mind I'm not saying Dunkirk has bad editing, but Baby Drive is something you find once every 10 years if you're lucky.

[@jsmithers.]

@@freddyfleal Same with Dunkirk

[@smockboy]

One of my favourite elements of this movie is that Baby is literally a human mix track. Nearly every line he says is a remix of a line someone else has said earlier in the movie - either a line from a song, something on a tv in the background, or something one of the other characters have said. There are only a handful of lines of dialogue from Baby are uniquely his. Such a cool concept. The other part that's cool is that there's a constant tinitus hum mixed into the background sound whenever baby isn't listening to music that only goes away whenever he's around Debora.

[@philipcook8298]

My favorite detail is that both couples have the same initials:] I think it points to how Baby and Debora could've become Buddy and Darling if they had continued running but Baby makes the choice to stop and surrender in the end.

[@Anino_Makata]

I never thought about that. But now you mention it, it makes a lot of sense. Especially with the parallels between them, as Buddy used to mess with cars when he was younger, shares a similar taste in music with Baby, is ultimately driven by love like Baby, and acts like the big brother of the crew especially to Baby.

[@DaveAlkema]

This movie was really elevated for me once I watched the Everything Great About Baby Driver video. He really goes into detail with all the little easter-eggs in the movie and really shows how much effort was put into the movie. A lot of the stuff just blends in, like the graffiti changing based on what's currently happening, but there's a ton of stuff beneath the surface of this film.

[@erikbrown5104]

The Movies with Mikey exploration for it is another great one as well kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6qcdnmje5yafsk

[@NRF787]

Same here

[@jsmithers.]

​@@NRF787No not you.

[@DavidGowers]

CinemaWins is one of my favourite channels. He can get you to appreciate ANY movie.

[@jsmithers.]

@@DavidGowers No.

[@bennychristensen4314]

So many great actors in this movie. The little cop that Jaimie Fox kills is the great Paul Williams who is one of the most prolific songwriters of the 1970’s. He was also in Smokey and the Bandit and the Poseidon Adventure. What a great deep cut from Edgar Wright.

[@heyheyjk-la]

I mean, even if "The Rainbow Connection" was the only song Paul ever wrote he would be a legend, but add in "Evergreen" (the love theme from the Barbara Streisand version of 'A Star is Born'), multiple hits by The Carpenters ("We've Only Just Begun" and "Rainy Days and Mondays" among them), and many others and his legacy is definitely secured. He also starred in and wrote the songs for the cult film "Phantom of the Paradise" (from 1974 directed by Brian De Palma) which is a fantastic rock opera reworking of "Phantom of the Opera".

[@koki84ji7]

Also in Daft Punk's last album

[@RaymondXperia]

Interesting fact: Whichever ear Baby wears his earpiece in, the music comes in the same ear when you wear your earphone / headphones while watching the movie.

[@JACKBOOT12]

Yea it was trippy to me i thought my earphones were busted

[@Paglavc1]

This movie is insanely rewatchable though. Every time you watch it you notice more and more little details peppered into every scene. Like how every lyric of his walk is written on the walls, how his heart changes from black to red when Debora walks past, how every move of all characters is in time with the beat, how the skyscraper with opening title makes up a road, how there is a camera flash in the crossroads. And that are just a few details in first few minutes of the movies.

[@Chronal-Rend]

Every little detail in this movie is important, down to the color of the clothes that people wear, and the lighting for each character. Baby for instance starts out the movie wearing black and white, He has a movie progresses his wardrobe blends to more of a gray. Symbolizing how he used to live two separate lives and then at the end kind of just accepts the bad things that he's done.

[@HolyParsival]

I think that one's alittle to deep😂 they didn't even think about that

[@Chronal-Rend]

@@HolyParsival who is they. Because Edgar wright is that kind of director lol

[@pillowvibes]

@@HolyParsival what exactly do you think a costume designer’s job is

[@HolyParsival]

@pillowvibes I believe they design the costumes ofcourse for each character that best represents the time period, where there from, there characters personality, the situation there in. It's alot for a costume designer to plan but his clothes in this movie wasn't of enough drastic change to mean anything. Just my opinion I could be wrong but it just doesn't seem likely

[@GaijinGuy36]

Let's not forget how much time Baby spends in a white long-sleeve and black pants and vest. That shows that he thinks of himself as a Han Solo-esque scoundrel. A rebel.@@HolyParsival

[@Sebastian-np7uc]

Iconic soundtrack!!

[@seanbarron2890]

The coffee run is one of my favourite scenes in movies. It is so well edited and timed to perfectly match the music...But then when he sees her the timing is all out because of the instant impression she makes on him!

[@squizza64]

If you're enjoying Edgar Wright's films, you should try "Last Night In Soho". It's a thriller, starring Anne Taylor Joy, Thomasin Mckenzie and Matt Smith. It's a fairly recent film from him, and it's brilliant

[@Markunator]

*ANYA Taylor-Joy

[@user-if9vf4qj8g]

Brilliantly awful, what a terrible movie with beautiful visuals.

[@squizza64]

@@Markunator My bad haha

[@squizza64]

@user-if9vf4qj8g shame you didn't enjoy it, because I really loved it! Just trying to make related suggestions

[@CorrectFossa]

A lot of people hate that movie for some reason, though I’ve never heard the explanation as to why

[@tiger1chu]

Yes it's a subaru wrx. Very fast an agile cars that have won many rally comps over the decades

[@christophermurillo7250]

I was looking for this comment. Shade thrown at the subaru when the wrx is actually a regularly souped up car.

[@herrzimm]

While this is a GREAT movie on the surface, the PLANNING that it took to film/edit was out of this world. Not just the stunt work, but timing the edit-cuts to coincide with the MUSIC. Which is why so many of the action scenes feel more like music videos... because they TIMED IT to the beat of basically EVERY track. Not just the driving portions, but the gunfights as well as the interactions during chases. Knowing just how much they planned all of this out BEFORE filming, just goes to show the pure dedication to "the craft" that you don't see as much as you wish you would.

[@hodsonjosh400]

This film is an editing masterclass in so many ways.

[@TheB0sss]

You mentioned it a couple times, but youve understated it. Almost everything in this movie is on the beat. Entire action scenes, every shot, every step, all of it. Its definitely not my favorite Edgar Wright film because the story is not as multi layered as the Cornetto trilogy, but technically it's really a masterpiece

[@AdamOfEverywhere]

I absolutely love how EVERYTHING in this movie is coordinated to the music when a song is playing.

[@Todrick451]

great pick.... My friend was the stunt double for Baby in the non-driving scenes.... so the foot chase/Parking Garage/Parkour stuff. Fun piece of Trivia: that means Baby, Superman, and Edward from Twilight are all the same person... at least when they do stunts ;) LOL

[@TheParagade]

That's really cool! I saw this in theatre with a stunt actor friend and that scene of Baby jumping across the tables always stuck in my head

[@MrJojux]

My favorite things about this movie are the fact that if Baby takes out one of his headphones the music only plays on that side, we sometimes hear a little high pitched ringing when he takes out his headphones as a remaining symptom from his accident as a child. you noticed the sunglasses but if you look closely their tint gets lighter and lighter as Baby stuggles to not see the consequences of his driving and the world he got pulled into to. On the other sides his shirts get darker and darker as his "white west" is becoming stained from his actions. But once he leaves prison he has a clean white shirt under his black west symbolizing that he paid his dues and is mentally in a better place with himself. Edgar Wright puts so much thought into his movies that a rewatch is always worth it.

[@gazzamanazza4pm]

This film is amazing with the way it synchronises the video perfectly with the music down to the smallest detail; the way the words of the song will sometimes appear in the background via graffiti or as a visual element of the scene; and of course the level of stunt driving putting basically ever other driving film to shame! Edit: Also, I got a bit of a laugh out of your comment about Subarus. As much as they are kind of a soccer mum car, some of them are rally championship cars, great for the kind of drifting and stuff seen in this movie! Not sure about that specific model though.

[@autohmae]

Subaru Impreza is pretty famous car.

[@gazzamanazza4pm]

​@@autohmae Ah, it's an Impreza? I couldn't tell at a glance, especially since it's been a bit since I watched the film. But yeah, that proves my point since they're one of the best rally cars ever made, probably.

[@autohmae]

@@gazzamanazza4pm no, I don't think the car in the movie was an Imprezza (but I'm no car nerd either), But just saying, the company definitely has the chops as you said.

[@gazzamanazza4pm]

​@@autohmaeAhh, ok.

[@Metalheadyup]

It's an Impreza WRX@@autohmae

[@Jay_EmTea]

I love how the sound cues in the movie are in sync with the timing of the song choices in the soundtrack

[@nomad6344]

Great movie! It is really sad that the Kevin Spacy “scandal” kinda tanked its box office potential. It deserved to make more then it did. Wish we got more movies like this.

[@christianwise637]

I don't think the controversy surrounding Kevin Spacey had any real impact on the film's box office takings, since the film came out in June 2017 while the allegations wouldn't come out until October/November. By all accounts the film did very well at the box office anyway, it's easily Edgar Wright's most financially successful film

[@Unqualifiedmedicalperson]

It had no impact, since the news didn’t break until about 4 after it premiered. The film was actually very successful financially.

[@pavelmedbery3055]

The amazing thing about this movie, the entire opening scene was choreographed and blocked to be in time to the song Bellbottoms. Every single action that takes place is in time and synced up to the song. Even the traffic light and the gear stick shifting is in time. I think it even applies to a majority of the rest of the film. Edgar Wright is a fucking genius and this movie could very well be his magnum opus, in my humble opinion. Edit. Also at 22:35 that was an actual practical shot where the car drifted up to where the camera was and then the camera was slowly put into the car to get Debora's crazed reaction to the drift.

[@3ghostsinatrenchcoat]

You’re right, the story is solid but not incredibly deep-it’s really the directing that makes it shine. As a writer, I tend to appreciate the writing of a film long before I even notice any of the directing choices. This is one of the first movies I watched where I thought, “Without this specific director, this movie might have been nothing special.” As it is though it’s one of my favorite films. So well paced and shot.

[@MythicalPhoebe]

this movie is so well done! one of my favorites. Edgar Wright is an amazing director. his movies are so well stylized.

[@maxarcanum5309]

This is one of my top 10 favorite movies!! I’m so glad you’re watching it!

[@ComandoPadentro]

I still can't believe this fillm lost the Best Editing Oscar to fucking Bohemian Rhapsody...

[@oobrocks]

A fabulous film including a great story, cast and music 🎉

[@HomeworkRadio]

Brilliant movie!

[@cavaughngrace1488]

Debra is so cute 🥰 and such a ride or die character. Love it.

[@Dannydarko27]

This was the best 4dx experience ever. If i recall correctly Edgar Wright edited with 4dx in mind so that every sound queue was also a queue to move the seats and every driving scene was so immersive

[@TheeGoatPig]

Every death after the warehouse shootout is Baby's fault. He is one of the hidden villains of this movie.

[@crispy_338]

Hocus Pocus by Focus is such an underrated song. Love the music in this movie

[@Hibiscus.Witch.]

The Michael Myers mask scene is so funny cuz they couldn’t get rights to use to Halloween mask. So they asked Mike Myers(the actor) and he thought it would be hilarious if they used Austin Powers and gave them permission to use his likeness lol

[@ProtoZer0.7]

This was the movie that got my attention to Edgar Wright’s directing style, and by extension how much better his other movies I’d already seen got once I knew what to look out for.

[@edwardosquidawardo]

One of my favorite movies of all time. It’s a shame if the actors in it, have had some controversies follow them after it’s come out.

[@cctomcat321]

Baby and Spacey... Anyone else?

[@cm31572]

@@cctomcat321 Not as serious as those two, but the main girl has been notorious for being a pretty annoying diva on set.

[@dustinwilson4815]

@@cctomcat321 Spacy was exonerated recently. The case was dropped when the men accusing him admitted they lied.

[@CorrectFossa]

@@dustinwilson4815you mean died, they died under mysterious circumstances

[@TheJerbol]

@@dustinwilson4815 he was exonerated from _other_ charges. He's not innocent lmfao

[@isaac_da_pirate7890]

So two fun things about the movie, originally it had locations of LA and local LA places in the movie, but when production decided it will be in Atlanta, Edgar Wright, modify the script to take place in Atlanta, and use Atlanta locations like the diner and the coffee shop. I also worked on this, and we shot with that red Subaru for months, which made me feel like it was a main part of the movie only to see it in the scene be done in 10 minutes lol

[@thontor]

I love how this movie's editing is set to the music. It's done so well.

[@cctomcat321]

The songs purposefully are set up to make you expect a song and have something else come through. Also, check out what Baby is wearing. Black on white, but greys soon come in when the worlds start mixing.

[@cctomcat321]

The side of the building looking like a road. Its an Edgar Wright movie... The song lyrics are even written in graffiti on a one shot.

[@samjohns6602]

Notice all the gun fire syncs up rhythmically with the score. Wright also made a horror movie called Last Night in Soho that is quite good.

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

Fan of heists set to music? Might I recommend "Hudson Hawk," a truly underrated and underappreciated, fun, goofy movie.

[@ehbiscuit]

3:24 Subaru Impreza WRX (they are popular for tuners and street racing and have a Rally car off road version)

[@TheJerbol]

I still get 'Bellbottoms! Bellbottoms!' stuck in my head every now and then

[@317cmrogers]

The action, music, and shots in this movie are so great! And the misdirection & twists are amazing

[@CrazeeAdam]

IMO this is one of the more underrated and even forgotten about thrillers and just a great overall movie that isn't talked about enough. It reminds me of another great movie, Drive! And yes that is Jon Bernthal! He does play The Punisher

[@thatgalpaul]

This video has barely started and I'm already so excited for you to watch this! It's one of my favourite movies, and is made so well 👏🏻

[@thepolygonpilgrimage]

Another fun fact that I only noticed on repeat viewings is that Baby's clothes go from white to grey showing his decent into the "grey area" of his actions throughout the film.

[@karlbecker8775]

Between the soundtrack, the choreography, and the cast...this movie is awesome!

[@clxix]

Wright's choices in cinematography and direction add to the story everytime.

[@QuestionableLifeChoices]

this movie lends itself to rewatching! there's a lot of little things to catch. like, obviously everything is set to a beat so it's fun to go back and see how but also stuff like when baby is walking into the coffee shop in the beginning and there's a black heart painted on the wall across the street but as the camera pans and follows deborah back towards the heart, it's now red. shit like that!

[@speersd]

Loved your reaction to Baby Driver Natalie! We really enjoy how you bring a solid understanding of narrative structure to your reactions and analysis of storytelling. One of our favorite movies, which we think you’d love, is David Mamet’s State and Main. It’s not too well known but it is a master class in great writing, storytelling, casting, acting; and is just a fun experience.

[@lesshero9982]

Fun fact: The crew were supposed to wear Micheal Myers for the second heist, but the studio couldn’t get the rights to use his face. So Edgar Wright reached out to Mike Myers, who thought it was a brilliant joke and gave them permission to use his likeness instead.

[@adam.f89]

As confirmed by Edgar Wright himself - this is just not true. The Mike Myers/Micheal Myers gag was in the script from day one

[@deddrz2549]

Not a fact

[@Native_Creation]

As Michael Myers put it an interview, a mold was made of his face for some film, and that ended up as the Jason mask, so it's spoof on that.

[@zbennalley]

I tell everyone that first meets me this film is the most accurate description of how I view, see, and hear music.

[@herrzimm]

Interesting note.... the song "Radar Love" is considered one of the BEST SONGS TO DRIVE TO. It has topped several polls over "best driving songs" in multiple countries, notably the USA, UK, Canada and Ireland.

[@tannercollins9319]

Fun fact Edgar Wright directed a music video “Blue Song by Mint Royal” and it was the basis for this movie. It’s also staring Nick Frost who features in a lot of Edgar Wrights movies

[@christianhollman5558]

This is one of my favourite movies, I’m so happy you’re finally watching it. Edgar is honestly a genius when it comes to his movies. He’s very creative

[@koboldmartian4063]

Edgar Wright is one of my favorite movie directors who I think needs more notice.

[@Whateven360]

Yesssss!!! This is hands down my favorite movie! Every cut sound and action fits with every beat of the music and it’s so seamless

[@michaelwong9411]

This film uses the "walls closing in" dramatic device to great effect. We're all wondering the whole time how he's going to get out of this, and in the end, he doesn't exactly get out of it at all. But he still has something to live for.

[@josefstalin9678]

That subaru impreza in the first chase is actually a very good choice of car for speed and maneuverability. In fact it is often used in street and rally racing Also the APD (like NYPD or LAPD) on the weapon crates stands for Atlanta Police Department which is how Bats knew they were cops

[@CrazeeAdam]

I think for Baby, that prison sentence is very realistic.. he was part of an organized crime organization, he was found breaking almost every traffic law under the sun, he shot and killed people (and while he could maybe plead it down to self defense from Buddy, it doesn't look good), he assisted in robbing multiple locations and much more. The fact that he did so much good along the way really helped him out honestly.

[@matt33182]

Just a lil toss out there but maybe Nat you'd like Bronx Tale it was a very popular theater play before it was a movie written by an actor in the movie. (He insisted if you want the rights to make the movie I'm this guy)

[@Stuck-n-da-90s]

Edger Wright and Quentin Tarantino are my favorite creators. They write and direct their own material.

[@MiguelBustamante2585]

The transporter meets the guardians of the galaxy 😂

[@sean_mccadden]

The 50s scenes I feel are a nod to the influence of the story of the movie, which is the classic love stories of the tortured rebel with a guilty conscience and the clean cut girl that guides him to a better life. It's definitely a little more style over "substance," but with that, Edgar Wright flare, and that indie music video feel really makes it a fun popcorn film. Also, if you watch videos that dive into the Easter eggs of the movie, it really makes it more fun to re-watch.

[@GoodEyeSniper74]

What a movie, it really speaks to anyone who has OCD with the music matching what's going on - So satisfying. Also, can we talk about what a superb actor Jon Hamm is?

[@thegeminidk]

This film exists because of a music video Edgar Wright directed for Mint Royale called Blue Song. Definitely worth watching that as well.

[@Stuie417]

I was expecting The Punisher to show up again. Then I saw some triva pop-up thing that showed him saying, "if you don't see me again, I'm dead." Indicating the character was dead.

[@DJKuroh]

I felt this movie on a spiritual level as a musician. Just going through life trying to time odd things to a rhythm or music and hopping no one notices what I'm doing lol

[@MythicalPhoebe]

so many of the stunts in this movie were REAL and IN CAMERA. even the shot where the car DRIFTS UP TO THE CAMERA.

[@greggately5782]

Edgar wright is a genius…last night is soho was a fun horror/thriller as well. The man writes great dialogue and has a fantastic visual style. I love that he also loves trying to shoot everything as practically as possible, like Chris Nolan.

[@JTGallant]

7:11 - "That's actually hilarious." would have been a GOLDEN moment to edit in Lucas Lee saying that too in Scott Pilgrim.

[@calebfarmer331]

So glad you're watching this, it's one of my favorite movies of all time

[@novAviator01]

Thank you for the reaction

[@Socky007]

If you want more Edgar Wright then I'd recommend Spaced, it was the show he did with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost before Shaun of the Dead. it's fantastic and you can definitely see the influence on his later work

[@johnwick5310]

I love Natalie!!! Her reactions always make my soul happy.

[@DavidGowers]

Quick fun fact: most, if not all, of Baby's driving is practical, in-camera stunt driving with little to no CGI help

[@MF_Marzito]

One of my favorites so glad your finally watching it ❤

[@jackson857]

Great movie. Great music.

[@miriammiseler8810]

OMG NAT ONE OF MY FAV MOVIES AHH

[@vitorneves782]

I love the fact that when we watch this movie with headphones we hear the music on the same side that Baby hears on his headphones

[@GaijinGuy36]

Oh yes! I just LOVE this movie. Whoever plays Buddy needs a lot more roles like this.

[@blaketfg9374]

Continuity is the word I would use to describe Edgar Wrights shots. Baby has ringing in his ears so the movie starts out with ringing. Almost everything he says is movie lines from movies that we saw him watch at the beginning because he doesnt know how to talk to people. There was a black heart painted on the wall outside before we first see debora and when he sees her it turns red. And so many other things. Everything matching to the music baby plays and all these different things. Edgar has perfect continuity between shots but breaks it, like the black heart turning red, to fit a point. No director puts so much focus on Continuity like Edgar does which is why he is my favorite director. Edit: he also had the editor on site in the middle of shooting to make sure everything fits together

[@kenlangston3451]

I love how you tailor the graphics to cover your swearing to the movie. Like using an iPod for this movie. Very clever.

[@204154529]

"is he doing this in a Subaru? What the heck?" Damn. Only one of the greatest rally vehicles ever.

[@ellawillis2146]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS NATALIE ❤❤❤

[@BaldingSince1999]

Kevin spacey is an all time great. I hope he's close to making a comeback.

[@RhysClark97]

This movie resonated with me on a very personal level, grew up on the spectrum and with tinnitus always listening to music with headphones and being in crowds that I just did not like being around I could never help but get emotional whenever I watch this movie. That and both the protagonist and I have a crippling attraction to Lily James but that's a whole another story.

[@RhysClark97]

Also, your comment about how you don't know if there is alot of depth to the story, I find just like all his previous movies, this movie deserves several rewatches, theirs hidden depth in every scene, I don't just say Baby is on the spectrum for no reason, he demonstrates many symptoms of Asperger's throughout the film, the most common is echolalia in which he repeats things he has recently heard in future conversations. This coupled with his almost militaristic morning routine (the coffee walk + making breakfast), constant masking whilst around people he doesn't know very well, inability to speak up and social anxiety when around someone he DOES like are all trademark signs. In short, this movie is geniunely such good representation and I adore it more after every watch.

[@chrism4886]

I LOVE this movie. So excited to watch this with you.

[@Manifibell]

This is among my top favorite movies ever! Love how the lyrics of the song are shown on the street when he gets after heist coffee the first time. How the things happening on the road mix with the music I love how he repeats things he hears throughout the movie to others, like a record repeating. I like how we learn the real name of a person in the final crew before that person dies or right after they dies. I have watched it probably 6 times, and I will continue to watch it regularly when Flow TV shows it. There are so many fantastic details in the movie.

[@chucklos391]

25:22 “What a twist…” Died laughing!!! 😂😂😂

[@AldWitch]

Love this one. The laudromat scene is one of my favourite things.

[@dzakaprd]

Edgar Wright is definitely one of the best directors working today.

[@captainchaos3667]

16:40 - "I wonder why he really wanted to do the job" - he _didn't_ want to do the job. He was planning on slipping out at 2 am and running away with Debora. But he got caught.

[@BLINDER-di6nm]

This movie was kinda iconic for me and Initial D fans. [If you know you a man with an exquisite taste.]

[@mascan7905]

It's not every day that a movie invents a new genre: the action musical.

[@elhefe632]

I had been waiting for this for soooo long :D !!!!

[@nicksmyth4050]

Buddy is my favorite character in the movie. At first he genuinely likes Buddy, and even implies he shared a similar backstory. He is supportive of him and even keeps telling him to get out of the criminal life. But when his love dies, he just goes feral. Jon Hamm plays it so well, cause during the last act, you can see Buddy looks like he’s both about to strangle Baby to death, but also like he’s about to break down crying