After the first robbery i though "okay this movie can't be getting better" after this scene i thought "okay NOW it can't be getting better!". Outstanding work by Wright and the whole crew.
The only thing that felt like a letdown was the ending. Shawn of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and Scott Pilgrim had better endings but Wright. Still a whole lot of fun with this one though.
I can’t believe I just noticed that when his iPod gets destroyed and all the music is gone you can hear Baby’s Tinnitus full force. This movie is a masterpiece of sound and just genius.
The music is brilliant. The way it slowly escalates with the wipers you feel the intensity with the tempo rising and slowly getting louder. Then the chaos kicks in the truck horn and alarm with gunshots. Then when Bats finally dies we get a piano piece like you failed a video game level. The audio sync from jumping /running to gunshots. Everything is just fantastic. I guess that's what Edgar Wright is for us.
This movie has the BEST chase scenes, be it by car or by foot. The editing, music, stunt choreography, acting... the plot may be lacking but everything else is a masterpiece, really
@@pballfan We're here to watch a movie, not read a book. You seem to believe that despite all its positive reviews it still isn't good by your comment, but the biggest things when watching a movie is the sound production and visual quality, which it did phenomenal on both parts, the music is on beat with every scene and every scene is packed full of interesting content that reminds me of a badass GTA sequence but with some interesting drama intermingled between. Books are gonna be very different with visualizations, if implemented right, it could be a great book.
Baby is a jinx. The part where he’s in the car, hot wiring the car and the cops run past him….literally got away right there. All he had to do was act like a calm normal citizen after that
It feels to me like he wanted to sell the other two, like he rammed their car intentionally to get polices notice. It probably was their second getaway car which is why they would be heading the same direction.
Darling put too much faith in her plot armor. Like yeah she survived ridiculously lethal situations before, but even in a mindless action movie, you can't just shoot at a dozen cops out in the open with no cover and expect to live.
Yeah, buddy helped her in every other scene, and they were doing exactly that, shooting in the open. The one time he doesn't help her, she does her thing alone and gets gunned down, showing that yeah, a stripper doesn't really have that much tactical thinking
The use of music in this scene is so good, like how they match the beats to bullet shots and especially at 3:27 when the store music matches this song so well.
@@TaeKwonDodk that’s why there were the dots. He’s not my favourite of the cast but of course he played a good role in the proceedings, a pivotal role.
I love how at 3:28, the music threatens to change to something different like he successfully escaped, but it quickly fades out when the cops appear for him. Such an awesome film.
Just noticed the scene right after Buddy noticed Darling’s dead his head is right beside the red tail light as he chooses to reload the black gun. Cause when Buddy sees red, you’ll see black.
@@katehu7194 well he took a plea deal for 7 years, after he was released I’m not sure, though he wrote a book while behind bars. According to a Reddit AMA he writes professionally and is trying to break into Hollywood.
The fact that Buddy and Darling are keeping up with a teenager running at full sprint (before he starts parkouring at least) while carrying bags of money and full sized weaponry is the real question here.
@@peter-w yes, but at the start of the chase they are right behind him (they even double the corner right after him) despite him running full sprint while they are struggling under the weight.
(Spoiler warning) At the end of the film I’m glad they had all the witnesses’ testimonies, especially the lady who owned the Chevy Caprice. I’m just surprised they never showed the mother who got her child back thanks to Baby.
This felt as intense as the chase scenes in my dreams (if you've had them you'll understand how intense they can feel... The continuous ducking and hiding and being caught and stunting all over the place again)
I just randomly picked this movie - out of boredom. Never heard of it before, no one recommended it. Thought it would be a just good enough to watch in an afternoon movie. I was deadly wrong. This movie is a masterpiece
Anyone else notice at 6:10 Baby is checking hispulse. I'd never noticed that before but thought it was interesting, like bro the cops are after you, who cares what your heartbeat is. Then I realized it's likely Baby, without his music, is searching for any kind of beat to help 'bring balance' to his life. Something he's always tried to do through listening to music (also to tune out his tinnitus).
5:14 Its always nice to see stuffs like this, i mean what did you expect? you wield 2 Rifles going akimbo and shit expecting you’d hit anything at all and look bad ass.
I feel like this scene is a giveaway that Darling isn't actually as good as a shooter as she seems. Not only does she not take cover during her shootout, but she's also shooting each of her guns with one hand even through they're heavy and the effort is throwing off her aim. She's also aiming them way higher than where the cops are. Buddy only has one gun, but he holds it the way you're supposed to hold a gun and he takes out pretty much every cop. Granted, I don't know much about guns, but I can't imagine those ones are easy to use one-handed.
I remember watching cinema sins video about this movie and when the shoot out part came up, they said “Uh Darling, unless the cops have climbed into the trees, you’re aiming way too high” 😂
No lie. Although, I took one over Vail Colorado during a winter storm, past all the 'snow chains' signs and the cops just waved me past because apparently a Utah license plates means you can ignore snow and ice. It was like using an aircraft carrier for a toboggan, but we lived.
No one mentions this but I love how buddy and darling are still trying to follow baby as if he's still navigating then out of this mess while they hold off the cops maybe they're doing it just so they can have the revenge on baby while they run away but it looks like they were locking in
@@cerberus8462 I mean he kinda is, when he sees a dead body he stares at them like he regrets doing his job and feel bad/sad bout those dead people. He maybe a bad guy cuz hes literally working with criminals but hes just doing his job, but still he doesnt need to do those bad stuffs (damn bruh I speak too much💀)
Took an embarrassing amount of rewatches to notice the rain just. Stops. Suddenly. And entirely. Its not even cloudy its literally sunny the rest of this scene
Why has no one mentioned how stupid Darling was at the end? She decided, not to take cover like Buddy, but rather walk *closer* to the cops as she unloaded on them. No wonder she got Swiss-cheesed
Buddy shoots his iPod so Baby loses his music, thus we hear what Baby hears in the constant ring of his tinnitus. Edgar Wright was a fucking genius with little touches to the movie, like that.
@@sloppyphart7879 This one little detail doesn't make any director a genius. If you don't have the time to go back and watch this movie, watch Everything Great about Baby Driver by CinemaWins. They cover all the incredible parts from this movie, that were all from the mind of Wright. If you still fail to see him as a genius, then you must think all of Hollywood's directors are terrible.
He was supposed to be one of the most dangerous men alive when angry (they didn't specify if he was military or anything though, he was suggested to be from Wall Street until he had a breakdown)
That’s the point of her character, she only reacts in the moment a total hothead. During the dirty cops/gun trade scene it’s Buddy who saves her from getting badly wounded.
1:24 Even though Sony usually like their films to have the PG treatment because it gives them "cold feet", they at least let this R-rated moment slide.
HOCUS POCUS by Focus. rock yodeling, rock flute & Jan Akkerman going nutz on the guitar. fits the scene. this movie had a great soundtrack + Lily James & Eiza González
I loved this movie so much when it came out that I went to see it in theaters twice. About a month ago, I played this movie at my bf’s house. He and his family are all phone and laptop users so they hardly ever use their giant TV. I’m pretty sure I use it way more than them 😂 But I played this movie one time while he, his parents, and his 3 younger siblings were all just chilling in the living room. As the movie went on, I noticed that one by one, they began to close their laptops or put down their phones and focus on the movie. When this chase scene came on, I had never seen them all so laser focused on the TV. I could tell they were hypnotized. When the movie ended and my bf and I went to hang out in his room, he went on and on about this chase scene for about 15 minutes. He immediately picked up on how everything was in sync and the use of camera angles and visual representation of things to come in the movie. I’m glad I was able to surprise them with an amazing movie
This is one of those movies you really need to watch more than once or hell just watch it a few times. Every time you will notice something new and different. There are a lot of scenes like this in the movie. Little thing you might of missed the first time.
This is a really really awesome movie. Just want to ask people from US, do these kind of crimes - heists and car chases - really happen in your country? Not trying to aggrandise criminals anywhere but in our country these guys are not so sharp and stylish, with such intelligent strategies to rob and escape. Really loved the movie , came here after seeing the synthwave track “Signs” by Kalax.
@@Minetic He could've said he was forced. Which is why he killed Fox's character, because he was held hostage. Another reason of why he told the lady not to go there.
After the first robbery i though "okay this movie can't be getting better" after this scene i thought "okay NOW it can't be getting better!". Outstanding work by Wright and the whole crew.
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The only thing that felt like a letdown was the ending. Shawn of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and Scott Pilgrim had better endings but Wright. Still a whole lot of fun with this one though.
One of the worst movies I've seen in our modern era
@@starwarsroo2448 Then you hadn't watched a lot of films, I see.
@@HartlyLion more than you mate, many many more
I can’t believe I just noticed that when his iPod gets destroyed and all the music is gone you can hear Baby’s Tinnitus full force. This movie is a masterpiece of sound and just genius.
And he puts his fingers on his neck for a few seconds probably trying to find a beat
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Baby's cardio and parkour skills is next level.
When both the cops and your pissed-off mates with machine guns are after you, it can be quite motivating.
😂 i thought it
One word: adrenaline.
He knows the Rules of Zombieland.
Next level of stupidity
The music is brilliant. The way it slowly escalates with the wipers you feel the intensity with the tempo rising and slowly getting louder. Then the chaos kicks in the truck horn and alarm with gunshots. Then when Bats finally dies we get a piano piece like you failed a video game level. The audio sync from jumping /running to gunshots. Everything is just fantastic. I guess that's what Edgar Wright is for us.
Intermission by Blur was used amazing it feels like that song was made for this scene
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@@SethIsTheBethst The song is, Hocus Pocus by Focus.
@@brianbytheocean ofc I know that, I’m talking about the beginning part of the video when it is playing :P
This movie has the BEST chase scenes, be it by car or by foot. The editing, music, stunt choreography, acting... the plot may be lacking but everything else is a masterpiece, really
Thing is the rest is so good that the plot is forgiven so easy
@@bullshark3771 oh yeah indeed xD
Its more impressive when this movie was done with only 30M budget
Despite the amount of positive reviews this movie gained, it's merely a fun picture to look at, not an interesting book to read.
@@pballfan We're here to watch a movie, not read a book. You seem to believe that despite all its positive reviews it still isn't good by your comment, but the biggest things when watching a movie is the sound production and visual quality, which it did phenomenal on both parts, the music is on beat with every scene and every scene is packed full of interesting content that reminds me of a badass GTA sequence but with some interesting drama intermingled between. Books are gonna be very different with visualizations, if implemented right, it could be a great book.
The most unrealistic part of this clip is baby's earphones not falling out.
Or his earphones not getting tangled on random things
They won't fall out if they have the silicone tips.
You can see at 4:35 one pops out. Lol
@@Skater6453 nah that's his hoodie drawstring
I like how Darling's hair flies back as if the bullets are going through her... The attention to detail is just chef's kiss
i like how the shots are hitting darling
"What did you do Baby! What did you just do?"
"I moved."
🤣🤣🤣
"You moved? I kill you!" 😠
It's kinda similar to
"What are you listening to?"
"Music."
"What are you watching?"
"A movie."
I moved
🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🗿🗿🗿
Baby is a jinx. The part where he’s in the car, hot wiring the car and the cops run past him….literally got away right there. All he had to do was act like a calm normal citizen after that
yeah dumb ass move
It feels to me like he wanted to sell the other two, like he rammed their car intentionally to get polices notice. It probably was their second getaway car which is why they would be heading the same direction.
@Dominic Francis but he could still try to lay low, driving like a maniac certainly won't help you draw any less attention
He broke the window, police would sweep the area and see that
it’s adrenaline doing its job, chased through a street, a park, a mall by the police and expected to be calm? FYI he’s still an adolescent
Darling put too much faith in her plot armor. Like yeah she survived ridiculously lethal situations before, but even in a mindless action movie, you can't just shoot at a dozen cops out in the open with no cover and expect to live.
Fast and furious should take notes
She was pyrotected by her boyfriend all the time, that s why.
@@unhommequicourthusband
Yeah, buddy helped her in every other scene, and they were doing exactly that, shooting in the open. The one time he doesn't help her, she does her thing alone and gets gunned down, showing that yeah, a stripper doesn't really have that much tactical thinking
Wasn't even going full auto.😥
The use of music in this scene is so good, like how they match the beats to bullet shots and especially at 3:27 when the store music matches this song so well.
The fact that he is this fit after driving all his life is pretty impressive
Why, should he be obese or skinny or something
@@Biggie_14all no I'm just saying I run all the time and I get puffed running 10 meters
@@crezloc5358 thats adrealine
@Flower7 that'd be great
@@crezloc5358 You also aren't being shot at while you run and if you stop you most likely will die
Eiza Gonzalez, Ansel Elgort, John Hamm… great cast there. Loved the driving scenes, and the choice of music and how it was used with such purpose.
Jaime Foxx be like "Am I just a fucking joke to you?"
@@TaeKwonDodk that’s why there were the dots. He’s not my favourite of the cast but of course he played a good role in the proceedings, a pivotal role.
The gunshots matching the beat just gets me
Jon Bernthal
@@vonxoliver yes that’s why there were dots. I didn’t name everyone. A good cast
I love how baby's finger isn't actually on the trigger when he pulls the gun on that lady.
you don't put your finger on the trigger till you are ready to shoot and in this case, he was just threatening her so there was no need
Trigger discipline, my dude.
That and Edgar Wright's attention to details.
That is what you are supposed to do. Makes you less likely to accidentally pull the trigger.
I'm surprised by Baby carrying a gun
"WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU DO BABY?!?!"
"I moved"
🔥🔥🔥
I love how at 3:28, the music threatens to change to something different like he successfully escaped, but it quickly fades out when the cops appear for him. Such an awesome film.
Just noticed the scene right after Buddy noticed Darling’s dead his head is right beside the red tail light as he chooses to reload the black gun.
Cause when Buddy sees red, you’ll see black.
I didn't notice that
0:54 Fun fact: that’s Joe Loya, he robbed banks in the 80’s. He was a technical consultant on the film.
Awesome! Thanks
So...is consulting on movies part of his parole terms? I am guessing he turned his life around...
@@katehu7194 well he took a plea deal for 7 years, after he was released I’m not sure, though he wrote a book while behind bars. According to a Reddit AMA he writes professionally and is trying to break into Hollywood.
@@_JustSomeDude_ I suppose there is redemption for some after all. Good to know 😌
I love the music direction in this - the gunshots syncing with the guitar beats, just excellent
Thats some tom cruise-level running we got here.
The fact that Buddy and Darling are keeping up with a teenager running at full sprint (before he starts parkouring at least) while carrying bags of money and full sized weaponry is the real question here.
@@dragonraizen the teenager spent some time in the mall
@@peter-w yes, but at the start of the chase they are right behind him (they even double the corner right after him) despite him running full sprint while they are struggling under the weight.
Now all he needs is a bike, a BMW, and a solo fist fight with the bad guy
Lmao it is
(Spoiler warning)
At the end of the film I’m glad they had all the witnesses’ testimonies, especially the lady who owned the Chevy Caprice.
I’m just surprised they never showed the mother who got her child back thanks to Baby.
I was not ready for how good this movie really was
You can tell who has the most experience and common sense with firearms between Buddy and Darling.
This felt as intense as the chase scenes in my dreams
(if you've had them you'll understand how intense they can feel... The continuous ducking and hiding and being caught and stunting all over the place again)
You have them to? They’re so suspenseful
@@420JOHNNYBLAZEIC They are! And the "chasers" are annoyingly relentless
I've never had those, had plenty of dreams where i was trying to find my way in public though
@@miepmaster25 that type is frustrating too, I've had it a few times, I got lost in a labyrinth of my school one time
@@miepmaster25 public where
Moral of the story: don’t be a pain in the A to your getaway driver or he will make you feel pain, literally
Finally some cops that don't have Stormtrooper level accuracy.
I just randomly picked this movie - out of boredom. Never heard of it before, no one recommended it. Thought it would be a just good enough to watch in an afternoon movie. I was deadly wrong. This movie is a masterpiece
i love how he took the time to put his earbuds in before running away XD
Have you seen the movie?
That's kind of a plot point
As a Dutchman I can only say that the choice of music is fantastic!
Movie was sad but yeah ok music
It's just glorifying theft 😥
Baby, through all this chaos, is stilla good kid at heart, throwing the old lady her purse and even apologising, even if he did take her car.
Anyone else notice at 6:10 Baby is checking hispulse. I'd never noticed that before but thought it was interesting, like bro the cops are after you, who cares what your heartbeat is.
Then I realized it's likely Baby, without his music, is searching for any kind of beat to help 'bring balance' to his life. Something he's always tried to do through listening to music (also to tune out his tinnitus).
Actually song in the car after and heartbeat are same bpm
@@vw1zard That's EXACTLY what he was looking for.
Man I will never forget my first time watching this scene it was soo imersive it blew me away it felt like there was real stakes
The first time i saw this film, I watched it again when it was over. Its one of my favourites.
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5:17 Did she really think she could win a gun fight while holding two SMGs
and she was out in the open too lmaoooo
She was in the zone, but not by that much.
Women ☕
@@smellypatel5272sigma
She played too much payday.
-1:24 the piano music makes this look like a morbid joke and I love it
Fun😂😂😂
Grandmas always drive the coolest cars. That purple classic car is of the hook..
I love how fast he runs, I wish I was fit as him
At least he's smart, the way he threw the lady her handbag at 6:58 was awesome
5:14 Its always nice to see stuffs like this, i mean what did you expect? you wield 2 Rifles going akimbo and shit expecting you’d hit anything at all and look bad ass.
I feel like this scene is a giveaway that Darling isn't actually as good as a shooter as she seems. Not only does she not take cover during her shootout, but she's also shooting each of her guns with one hand even through they're heavy and the effort is throwing off her aim. She's also aiming them way higher than where the cops are. Buddy only has one gun, but he holds it the way you're supposed to hold a gun and he takes out pretty much every cop. Granted, I don't know much about guns, but I can't imagine those ones are easy to use one-handed.
I remember watching cinema sins video about this movie and when the shoot out part came up, they said “Uh Darling, unless the cops have climbed into the trees, you’re aiming way too high” 😂
I love how baby was a good guy and didn’t want all this to happen if his team mates yell at him to do shit he just kills them
Baby hated Bats, he doesn’t like murder. And yet Bats’ kill count was enough to set Baby off.
Those earbuds must be super-glued to his ears to stay on as long as they did.
Atlanta PD was like: "Hey, LAPD dropped the ball in HEAT! Let's do it better!!"
The biggest plothole is that he really run around with those earphones without yanking them out every time.
Baby reminds me so much of Jesse Pinkman. Young, lost, incredibly talented, but has too much of a conscience to be in the criminal world.
5:44 to 5:50 is the coolest six seconds in the movie
the happy wheels sound effect tho
She's gorgeous
Yes she is
The scene is gorgeous
Thank you
Well, I guess she's fairly attractive for an elderly black lady, but gorgeous is a bit of a stretch.
She’s like 100 years old dude
In this scene I love everything. Synced shots from guns, plot twists and so on 😊
1:20 - the face 😂
I noticed in this scene, cops arrives faster than you could call them. They are also conveniently everywhere to chase people.
It's for dramatic effect. Realistically, baby would've been flanked so fucking hard. They had a bird in the air
Edgar Wright is the next step in the Cameron Crowe evolutionary tree...
If factory Caprices came with that kind of power, there would be more cemeteries.
😅🤣😂
No lie. Although, I took one over Vail Colorado during a winter storm, past all the 'snow chains' signs and the cops just waved me past because apparently a Utah license plates means you can ignore snow and ice. It was like using an aircraft carrier for a toboggan, but we lived.
They did I'm pretty sure
*7:08**-That old woman not wonder about the fact that Baby throwing her purse,but she wonder that her car can pull the stunt@drift*
5:25 WHY IS SHE STANDING THERE IN THE OPEN ???????
so that she looks cool
Cool shot
Bro most of the shots from buddy and darling are synchronized with the music just like 1:52, 2:16 and the best out of all of them 5:45
No one mentions this but I love how buddy and darling are still trying to follow baby as if he's still navigating then out of this mess while they hold off the cops maybe they're doing it just so they can have the revenge on baby while they run away but it looks like they were locking in
I was pleasantly surprised to hear the song 'Hocus Pocus' in the back by the Dutch band Focus (1970's) of whom I still am a big fan.
That was a kickass movie!!!
buddy and darling didn't betray baby, Baby betray everyone by killing bats and fucking up the entire heist
because he’s good guy
He was told that there would be no casualties..
@@thanawatsopapan3840 he aint tho
@@cerberus8462 I mean he kinda is, when he sees a dead body he stares at them like he regrets doing his job and feel bad/sad bout those dead people. He maybe a bad guy cuz hes literally working with criminals but hes just doing his job, but still he doesnt need to do those bad stuffs (damn bruh I speak too much💀)
@@Hamsloth lol fr ain’t kno how things work
heeey, why girl was killed! I came here for her... But... now i must see this movie - it seems good :)
Buddy + Darling = Buddy + Darling
Buddy - Darling = John Wick
Most iconic villain couple ever. Periodttt 💅🏼
That lady in pink just learned a valuable lesson in minding her own damn business lol led that security guard to his death
That's some nice trauma right there 👍
@@fabriciobarriosproductions5836 I think you mean karma
Took an embarrassing amount of rewatches to notice the rain just. Stops. Suddenly. And entirely. Its not even cloudy its literally sunny the rest of this scene
Why has no one mentioned how stupid Darling was at the end? She decided, not to take cover like Buddy, but rather walk *closer* to the cops as she unloaded on them. No wonder she got Swiss-cheesed
Gostei muito desse filme parabéns 👏
Buddy shoots his iPod so Baby loses his music, thus we hear what Baby hears in the constant ring of his tinnitus. Edgar Wright was a fucking genius with little touches to the movie, like that.
People throw that word around WAY too much. It takes a lot more than this to be a "genius".
@@sloppyphart7879 This one little detail doesn't make any director a genius. If you don't have the time to go back and watch this movie, watch Everything Great about Baby Driver by CinemaWins. They cover all the incredible parts from this movie, that were all from the mind of Wright. If you still fail to see him as a genius, then you must think all of Hollywood's directors are terrible.
6:22 how every gta player steel car everyday
Baby driver is the reason I ride my bike with headphones and sunglasses on
Thats a stylish way to die, you need more awareness on a bike
@@geiiger I surprisingly have only scratched myself in my bike
@@GaseousSnake2 I dont doubt it 90% of time your'll be fine its just I fear even the 10% because on bikes you are crumple zone
Was buddy supposed to be ex military or something? The way he handles the gun seems too professional
That’s John ham brah he’s when you think of professional when it comes to acting
He was supposed to be one of the most dangerous men alive when angry (they didn't specify if he was military or anything though, he was suggested to be from Wall Street until he had a breakdown)
With all the long and hard-core running, dude did not even sweat and breath hard! 🤣🤣🤣
It's called adrenaline. Your brain needs more oxygen, so you breathe heavier and more rapidly.
Jacks a Caddy, chooses Radar Love on the radio, tosses purse out the window "Sorry Mamm"
Old lady, "What the Fuck? "
Darling died foolishly. In what world could she have lived just standing out in the open, guns akimbo, with no cover, and not get hit?
In the movie world
What the hell was she thinking firing at greater numbers like that without some sort of cover?
That’s the point of her character, she only reacts in the moment a total hothead. During the dirty cops/gun trade scene it’s Buddy who saves her from getting badly wounded.
5:30 The moment Buddy went from being the voice of moderate reason to the main antagonist.
Any of those three could have ended up as the final “boss” of this movie.
Could have been interesting to have seen those other two alternate endings.
LOVED THIS MOVIE !!!!!
movie name
@@osmanrajpoot11 Baby Driver
1:24 Even though Sony usually like their films to have the PG treatment because it gives them "cold feet", they at least let this R-rated moment slide.
This got me anxious!
I'm convinced you could put the song Hocus Pocus to two turtles racing and it would still be epic.
Can we just appreciate how the camera man could keep up with baby's running
Love how Jon Hamm goes straight MadMen
I see what you did there.
So...
Basically just like a regular Monday morning commute in Los Angeles
Sweet! 🎂
Loved this movie seen it 3 times in cinemas
5:20 when you lose plot armor
Tunes by Focus and Golden Earing? Classic!
Love the last 3 words!
HOCUS POCUS by Focus. rock yodeling, rock flute & Jan Akkerman going nutz on the guitar.
fits the scene. this movie had a great soundtrack
+ Lily James & Eiza González
I loved this movie so much when it came out that I went to see it in theaters twice.
About a month ago, I played this movie at my bf’s house. He and his family are all phone and laptop users so they hardly ever use their giant TV. I’m pretty sure I use it way more than them 😂 But I played this movie one time while he, his parents, and his 3 younger siblings were all just chilling in the living room. As the movie went on, I noticed that one by one, they began to close their laptops or put down their phones and focus on the movie. When this chase scene came on, I had never seen them all so laser focused on the TV. I could tell they were hypnotized. When the movie ended and my bf and I went to hang out in his room, he went on and on about this chase scene for about 15 minutes. He immediately picked up on how everything was in sync and the use of camera angles and visual representation of things to come in the movie. I’m glad I was able to surprise them with an amazing movie
The hell was she thinking? She isn't a movie hero.
Other movies should have this perfect synchro between action scenes and music.
it can't be a coincidence that it's a ford FOCUS (by hocus pocus) coming from the left in the final scene.
plus the bullets shot in rythm
It's called writing
This is one of those movies you really need to watch more than once or hell just watch it a few times. Every time you will notice something new and different. There are a lot of scenes like this in the movie. Little thing you might of missed the first time.
Amazing movie! 👍
If Battlefield 4 ever had a live movie John Hamm would be perfect to play as Daniel Recker
I like how the gunshots are synced to the tempo of the song
This is a really really awesome movie. Just want to ask people from US, do these kind of crimes - heists and car chases - really happen in your country? Not trying to aggrandise criminals anywhere but in our country these guys are not so sharp and stylish, with such intelligent strategies to rob and escape. Really loved the movie , came here after seeing the synthwave track “Signs” by Kalax.
Not really, criminals aren't smart enough for this kind of thing in the modern age.
@@ExplodedMrT No one can pull off those stunts on reaction lol
Bom filme parabéns 👏
5:42 ME Fighting a horde of walkers in project zomboid and some random decided to take out my duo.
Cut & Sound... WOW!😃
Bonnie and Clyde start shooting cops, and cops start chasing the boy scout?
They assumed he was with them
@@Minetic He could've said he was forced. Which is why he killed Fox's character, because he was held hostage. Another reason of why he told the lady not to go there.
Bro your channel is dead
@@KwuajaeGotTaste if they took him in, they'd be able to run his fingerprints and link him to multiple other heists