Baby Driver

Baby Driver • 2017 Directed By: Edgar Wright Directed by Edgar Wright comes Baby Driver released in 2017, starring Ansel Elgort, Jon Bernthal, and Lily James in this action thriller distributed by Sony Pictures. "Looks like your in a... pink and glittery mood..." Recap. This movie is mainly centralized around Baby, a driver that got caught up in the wrong place at the wrong time in his life. His job is simple, drive around criminals that go in, do the money heist, and when they come back use his advanced driving skills to outrun the cops. But theres one thing, Baby is a really good driver. So when he finally tells his boss that he's done driving, he decides to get a new job and starts talking to a girl named Debora. But one night as they're having a date, his boss comes and tells him he needs him back. Baby then tells him no and in return his boss threatens to kill his whole family and him if he doesn't return; and so he did. But this time, Baby is done with supporting crime. He decides to backfire the plan, get his criminals dead, and in the end, he turns himself in. In the end, Baby is finally reunited with Debora. The ending showed that Baby finally confronted the consequences for his actions. For most of the film, he was outrunning his problems. By surrenduring, he finally understood he had to confront them instead of running away. Review. Best movie I've ever seen. Without a doubt. I love everything in this movie; the cars, the music, the action. Everything was so well done and the story was so well made. The ending was the cherry on top too, I love how Baby finally turned himself in after running away from the police the whole time and when he gets out, him and Debora finally go on their road trip while listening to music. Such a great way to connect with someone in my opinion too. Baby was just such a relatable character also. On the outside, he was just a quiet kid who had lots of trauma in his younger days. His family died in a car crash and the only thing to keep him together throughout the hard times was music. I just love how this movie was made and everything about it. The main plot was great. I really liked how it started around the hour mark instead of earlier. Even though the plot didn't hit until later, this movie wasn't a slow burn too. It made sure to show the important parts about Baby, his job, his driving, his background, his current life, and especially how he connected and met Debora. I loved how Baby in the beginning started by saying "One last drive" after the opening scene. It showed that instead of trying to keep being part of a criminal group that he wanted to leave and become something different. And in his case, he was able to leave and change, but fate had other plans for him. It showed that even when things start to get better, they can always go right back to what they were. As for the antagonists,