Baby Driver (Edgar Wright, 2017) Movie • Page 30

Because Edgar says he has an idea for the character and he wouldn't do it if he was forcing it

 

"It says Sam on it?"

 

If Edgar has an idea and wants to do a sequel then sure, he's earned my trust as far as quality movies go.

 

Wtf is with Bourdain's tweet? haha

 

Million Dollar Baby Genius' Day Out

 

Brewsters Million Dollar Boss Baby Driver's Day Out

 

Brewsters Million Dollar Boss Baby Driver's Day Out Of Sight

 

100% worth it, I went solo on Monday.

 

I can't imagine an Edgar Wright sequel.

 

Please no

 

Not an illegitimate point, though haha

 

I need to see this again asap ugh.

Also a sequel? Ugh no. A prequel would make more sense. and still a no to that.

 

I love how he transitions in and out of them like it's nothing

 

Just got out of my second viewing. It's even better the second time around. Some of the minor gripes I had after the first viewing didn't bother me at all this time. Plus, I picked up on so many of the smaller details that just heighten this thing even more.

 

About to go for round 2

 

Saw for second time last night. Movie is just a THRILL ride from start to finish

 

I don't think a single day has gone by where I haven't played "Bellbottoms" on my morning commute. I like to think I'm in a car chase as I whip between lanes at 10mph during morning traffic.

 

I watched this last night and I was in love with it so I instantly downloaded the soundtrack.

All today at work I was singing/humming B-A-B-Y and my co-workers thought I was in love with someone. I was like nah I'm just in love with a movie.

 

Box Office Mojo are predicting this film will drop by less than 30% this weekend compared to its opening weekend. Now obviously making a lot of money doesn't always reflect quality but I am so glad a film I love (and plenty of other people are loving as well) which is original is doing so well as it means more original films might just be given the go ahead.

 

This is how I experienced the film. It's also how I'm about to experience Spider-Man: Homecoming

 

Spider-Man should be experienced with even less people than one.

 

Ansel Elgort is a badass in this film, his character is way different than the ones he portrays on Divergent movies and The Fault in Our Stars.

 

The badly articulated backlash has begun. Buckle in.

 

Finally gonna get around to seeing this again tomorrow. Like I said earlier in the thread, my first time was a really bad experience and I couldn't really enjoy/pay attention to the movie due to outside circumstances, but it's all been sorted out now. Basically gonna consider this my first viewing lol, I literally only remember a blur, like I watched a really long trailer