I just loved that quick decision of baby, he didnt want to kill him, but he wanted to get away, he wasnt gonna win a punch fight so he shot point blank in the shoulder and make a run for it, that was a great storytelling around baby
It also shows how much he disliked bats earlier in the movie to have killed him since he didnt even want to kill the dude who was dead set on murdering him
@@JaySteiny Bats was nuts. He knew something was fishy about Baby. Good thing he died in the car rather than being gunned down by those cops who killed Monica.
I love how Baby plays a romantic track because he's about to meet Deborah and the reveal of Buddy is such a juxtaposition but the lyrics reflecting how Buddy feels about Baby saying that he's never going to stop until he kills him
This is my favorite part of this movie. When you see that reveal of buddy you just know exactly what he’s going to do and you get a big ball of dread in your gut.
I love how Buddy checks the music Baby is listening to just to see if Baby is truly into Deborah. Even though Buddy could just lash out, he still understands Baby's taste in music.
It's partner what makes it so sad IMO, you can tell Buddy actually likes Baby and tried to look out for him a bit, but once he blamed Baby but his wife dying what else is someone who lives in that world going to do?
Nobody’s talking about the music in this scene. It’s so perfect. As Buddy is revealed we here the slow and romantic music with the strings in the background, giving us a slight sense of unease! Awesome stuff!
As much as I love the driving, this is my favourite scene in the entire movie. The way Buddy looks at Deborah when she over-fills the coffee is hilarious.
That’s what I love about this scene and what makes it so memorable. Everything is on cue to the beat of the music. I’ve seen countless movies and shows play this song in them but this film, under the direction of Wright, made the best usage of it by far. The opening of the doors down to the turning of heads to the eyes dotting in other directions was on cue to the music. This is how you make a perfect musical without anyone singing. Brilliant, brilliant movie.
The parallel between Buddy and Baby, as they listen to that music at the same time, is amazing. The whole movie could be seen as a compare/contrast between Buddy and his love, and Baby and his love.
@@cancerousnut7767 Yeah, actually. What WAS she thinking? I mean, I don’t wanna be an armchair-general or anything, especially considering the training American cops get, but there was no way she was making it out of that one. It’s ridiculously hard to dual-wield anything in general, even more so two modified TEC-9’s that you’re firing full-auto at arm’s length. She was surrounded by a dozen cops not far away and just as many cop cars. She made her own firing squad. Still makes for a great scene though.
Love how everything in the movie syncs well with the music. It's like you can't tell but obviously you can notice and if you listen closely to every single sound, everything throughout is just so dam clever. This scene was awesome and their reactions the whole time got me. Also is no one going to talk about the stealing the car scene?
Thinking the same thing. Everyone is worried about the shot cop. You just took a new car and have a good chance to disappear. But that didn't fit the genre
Yeah but my guess is that it’s because no one can drive like him, he’s confident that he’ll lose the police just like he literally demonstrated earlier in the movie
This whole movie was based on a music video and it shows but so perfectly! Normally this kind of music goes well with a scene where the main character has to adopt a super smooth suave persona to win the girl, kind of like they make fun of in Anchor Man when they play Use Me, but here he's simultaneously winning over the girl and trying to convince Buddy that he's confident and in control. Both to comfort Debora and to shake up Buddy and make him doubt his ambush. With the info we have as the audience we know he's bluffing all the way but it plays in step with the music
Yeah exactly! the contrasting emotions it evoked in those few seconds of the scene is class at another level. It seemed for a moment that he was going to empathise seeing Baby and Deb are madly in love, but he was more mad about losing Darling. Roller coaster of emotions and speculation for movie watchers!
Yeah, the character fitted as a last minute one off contract but it never made sense that spacey with all his careful planning would want such a magnet for bodycounts and bloodshed around to draw unwanted attention.
Baby isn’t a hardened killer though. Even though his survival instincts kicked in enough to shoot Buddy, he still remembered that he’s never shot anyone before and I’m sure that played into his decision. Not everyone can be John Wick in every action-thriller narrative especially when there’s been no build up whatsoever to suggest that someone like Baby, who is mostly pure, could or would ever do that. What he did to Jamie Foxx’s character was an impulse decision. Pulling a trigger to end someone’s life is more premeditated.
@@wyattnyfeler7270 throughout the entire movie, Baby is shown to hate murder. And Baby shooting the guy trying to kill him and his love in the _shoulder,_ makes a lot of sense. The only reason he kills Bats is because of how much he hated him for enjoying murder.
Something I noticed, when Buddy hesitates before saying he loved darling. I think that's an implication that for him, their relationship was mostly a booty call at first until he came to realize he did actually love her. That line was him coming to terms with it.
You might be overthinking it. He only stuttered because he was originally gonna say "I love her", but instead changed it to "I loved her" since she's dead..
As the others said, but this is still a great idea, and you should always remember, media is subjective, as in, you base your own idea and opinions off of it, so if this is how you wished to see it, don’t let anyone put the idea down.
I don’t think anyone else notices in the beginning, but there are two different sync patterns when baby walks into the diner, but each of them are on time. This may be the music in me, but on one of them, the baseline comes on time, and then the other comes in a bit late, but it’s still in time with the music. If you play a couple times, then you’re gonna hear a different pattern🧐
This was such a good movie. Building up Jamie Fox as the psychotic villain, establishing John Hamm as the unlikely buddy then pulling the bait and switch of killing bats and making Hamm an ungodly terror was such a thrill ride. Plus everything about Edgar Wright as director.
He got released on parole hearing after 5 years as many witnesses testified of he having a good heart while getting embroiled in the criminal activities.
Realistically, he would’ve served a minimum of 25 yrs on the strength that a lotta people died during that bank heist ordeal alone but movie’s gotta movie y’all.
No one died during the bank heist. That was the opening scene of the film. During the post office heist(last one), a security guy was shot, and Baby tried to warn the woman to lay off. Anyway, that security guard is not necessarily gone. As for the cops, well, Baby never endangered any of them directly. Buddy and Darling were the aggressors.
Despite being a villain, I kinda like Buddy. He had a soft part for his woman who he truly loved and you can see now that he didn't care at all about the money, but more about getting revenge at Baby for having his lover killed.
Jon Hamm is so likeable, that even as a villain I still root for him.
hard not to in this movie.. love of his life got taken away because some stupid kid with an ipod didnt think things through
@@aikonoklas She got killed for not taking cover and trying to be badass
@@aikonoklas lol !!
@@aikonoklas Pretty sure the love of his life was killed, because said love decided to duel wield SMG's with no cover whatsoever XD
@@miguelhuerta5603 And engage in a life of crime
I just loved that quick decision of baby, he didnt want to kill him, but he wanted to get away, he wasnt gonna win a punch fight so he shot point blank in the shoulder and make a run for it, that was a great storytelling around baby
It also shows how much he disliked bats earlier in the movie to have killed him since he didnt even want to kill the dude who was dead set on murdering him
@@JaySteiny Bats was nuts. He knew something was fishy about Baby. Good thing he died in the car rather than being gunned down by those cops who killed Monica.
Han shot first!
And so did Baby!
(and there is literally NOTHING wrong with that)
couldnt they have gotton away if baby shot him in the face
@@randomrazr Ofc but it woulda been out of character, baby was never cold blooded
I love how Baby plays a romantic track because he's about to meet Deborah and the reveal of Buddy is such a juxtaposition but the lyrics reflecting how Buddy feels about Baby saying that he's never going to stop until he kills him
that was brilliant!
"I never ever gonna quit
Quittin just ain't my stick"
This is my favorite part of this movie. When you see that reveal of buddy you just know exactly what he’s going to do and you get a big ball of dread in your gut.
When a man has nothing to lose, he becomes the most dangerous.
I love how Buddy checks the music Baby is listening to just to see if Baby is truly into Deborah. Even though Buddy could just lash out, he still understands Baby's taste in music.
It's partner what makes it so sad IMO, you can tell Buddy actually likes Baby and tried to look out for him a bit, but once he blamed Baby but his wife dying what else is someone who lives in that world going to do?
John hamm is so cool, and hilarious, the way he motions to Debra for more coffee cracks me up every time, top actor
It syncs with the beat of the music, too.
@@alexhuynh7563 perfectly
Nobody’s talking about the music in this scene. It’s so perfect. As Buddy is revealed we here the slow and romantic music with the strings in the background, giving us a slight sense of unease! Awesome stuff!
Yeah! I agree, this is better than any other horror movie that i've ever seen.
What is the song's title
@@ariaseptiawan1532 Never, Never Gonna Give You Up by Barry White
@@mrrangatang I’ve got rickrolled while searching this up 😩
As much as I love the driving, this is my favourite scene in the entire movie. The way Buddy looks at Deborah when she over-fills the coffee is hilarious.
The suave way he says “that’s plenty” as coffee spills over the edge always gets me😂
All the while she's scared for her life. 😀😀😀😀
@@khaunclarkthat bastard 🙂
Everything is so on beat in this movie its beautiful and satisfying
That’s what I love about this scene and what makes it so memorable. Everything is on cue to the beat of the music. I’ve seen countless movies and shows play this song in them but this film, under the direction of Wright, made the best usage of it by far. The opening of the doors down to the turning of heads to the eyes dotting in other directions was on cue to the music. This is how you make a perfect musical without anyone singing. Brilliant, brilliant movie.
God even the beeping of the door being open is on sync
The riff was in sync with the crickets creeking too. This movie’s a masterwork of sound editing and mixing.
Edgar Wright and the teams he hires are amazing at what they do
Even the taps on the coffee mug
Bro wouldve been fine if he got out of the city driving normally. He tipped them off by being a drift king
I think he was trying to get to that parking lot as fast as he could to get his moms tape lol
@@BrownHammwrtrue, he could’ve gotten it if he had done the job granted not anyone can do that and it can take a toll on someone long term.
The parallel between Buddy and Baby, as they listen to that music at the same time, is amazing. The whole movie could be seen as a compare/contrast between Buddy and his love, and Baby and his love.
Challenger be like: finally someone who can use me how I’m built to be used
Cars don't talk.
@@tdc9136 yes they do there's an entire movie franchise documenting them. The first one is the best.
@@314rappin OK millennial
@@tdc9136 Boomer
Bro said cars don’t talk lmao I talk to that 6.4 on a daily !!!
0:40 With no context, Jon Hamm can sell a million coffees with this shot here.
"My darling. She was a good girl."
No she wasn't. She was a bat out of he'll! Shooting at cops with two Tech-9's? 🤣🤣🤣
You make a good point about her and the Tech-9's.
Looked more like MPX’s without a stock
@@cancerousnut7767 they were
@@raymason9907 That’s what I figured. Not even sure if it would be practical without a stock, even less so two of them
@@cancerousnut7767 Yeah, actually. What WAS she thinking? I mean, I don’t wanna be an armchair-general or anything, especially considering the training American cops get, but there was no way she was making it out of that one. It’s ridiculously hard to dual-wield anything in general, even more so two modified TEC-9’s that you’re firing full-auto at arm’s length. She was surrounded by a dozen cops not far away and just as many cop cars. She made her own firing squad.
Still makes for a great scene though.
This scene is flawless in my opinion. Everything's perfect, acting, music, dialogue.
edgar just knows how to make fun/entertaining films
This part was unbelievable crazy how the song fit
Never gonna listen to that song the same way, after this scene :/
Never gonna.. give you up
4:46 even the open door "bing" is fits with background music💀
Love how everything in the movie syncs well with the music. It's like you can't tell but obviously you can notice and if you listen closely to every single sound, everything throughout is just so dam clever. This scene was awesome and their reactions the whole time got me. Also is no one going to talk about the stealing the car scene?
Fuckin love how auditory this movie is
2:03 - the two taps of the glass matching the music ♥️
The one weird choice in this clip was Baby driving like a maniac while on the run.
Thinking the same thing. Everyone is worried about the shot cop. You just took a new car and have a good chance to disappear. But that didn't fit the genre
@@herberthickey5998 well buddy has some 6th sense in finding/tracking baby down. he did lead to the death of darling
Yeah but my guess is that it’s because no one can drive like him, he’s confident that he’ll lose the police just like he literally demonstrated earlier in the movie
You know he gotta impress his girl
Maybe he knew that doc is currently packing things up at the base and he wanted to get there before he was gone.
The whole point of background music just smartly done in this movie, baby having constant noise in his ears and listening music to ignore it 🔥💯
This whole movie was based on a music video and it shows but so perfectly! Normally this kind of music goes well with a scene where the main character has to adopt a super smooth suave persona to win the girl, kind of like they make fun of in Anchor Man when they play Use Me, but here he's simultaneously winning over the girl and trying to convince Buddy that he's confident and in control. Both to comfort Debora and to shake up Buddy and make him doubt his ambush. With the info we have as the audience we know he's bluffing all the way but it plays in step with the music
I felt bad for buddy I knew when he put on that earbud it’s was gonna be insane but him singing along just a lil made him more likable
Yeah exactly! the contrasting emotions it evoked in those few seconds of the scene is class at another level. It seemed for a moment that he was going to empathise seeing Baby and Deb are madly in love, but he was more mad about losing Darling. Roller coaster of emotions and speculation for movie watchers!
Should've watched it in the theatres dammit
This movie was actually really good to watch in the theater
It was bloody awesome, I watched it twice in theatres
Still a great movie either way.
One day I hope you have / find a good home theatre set up and watch all the movies you want
@@nour2146 put the damn knife down sir
This movie has the makings of a comic book movie but without any super powers. Lol Well, Baby's driving skills are pretty much superhuman.
This scene makes me want to drink a cup of coffee
Yeah pure black bitter Americano!
buddy is too good character.
I feel sad about this scene even though it is just a movie.
love the movie, hated Jamie Fox's character. who wants a crazy wild card in a heist team? and a bad wild card at that
Yeah he is such a good actor. Can't blame Baby for killing that menace.
Yeah, the character fitted as a last minute one off contract but it never made sense that spacey with all his careful planning would want such a magnet for bodycounts and bloodshed around to draw unwanted attention.
@@andybrown4284 exactly!!!!! no sense
He was a wild card in Baby's eyes, not anybody else on the team
I find it very funny that the sexy vibe kicks in and he's just sipping coffee as if baby's got the hots but no filter
Buddy and Darling were my favorites in this film. Jon Hamm was awesome
I love this movie so much its one of my favourites.
#1. If you shoot a bad guy, make sure he's dead. #2. Take his gun. #3. Make your getaway smooth and quiet.
If Baby tried to take his gun, he probably would’ve gotten shot like the cop did
1. He wasn’t trying to kill buddy. He shoot’s him dead in the shoulder at point blank range. Dude is smart enough to know that wouldn’t kill.
@@DevinEMILE not killing him was a mistake even if he intentionally let him live it got the innocent cop killed and almost got baby killed later
Baby isn’t a hardened killer though. Even though his survival instincts kicked in enough to shoot Buddy, he still remembered that he’s never shot anyone before and I’m sure that played into his decision. Not everyone can be John Wick in every action-thriller narrative especially when there’s been no build up whatsoever to suggest that someone like Baby, who is mostly pure, could or would ever do that. What he did to Jamie Foxx’s character was an impulse decision. Pulling a trigger to end someone’s life is more premeditated.
@@wyattnyfeler7270 throughout the entire movie, Baby is shown to hate murder. And Baby shooting the guy trying to kill him and his love in the _shoulder,_ makes a lot of sense.
The only reason he kills Bats is because of how much he hated him for enjoying murder.
Something I noticed, when Buddy hesitates before saying he loved darling. I think that's an implication that for him, their relationship was mostly a booty call at first until he came to realize he did actually love her. That line was him coming to terms with it.
He was about to say love, then he realized she is dead so he said loved. I think you over thought it.
That’s not at all what it was. It was him correcting it to “loved” because you know, she’s dead.
You might be overthinking it.
He only stuttered because he was originally gonna say "I love her", but instead changed it to "I loved her" since she's dead..
As the others said, but this is still a great idea, and you should always remember, media is subjective, as in, you base your own idea and opinions off of it, so if this is how you wished to see it, don’t let anyone put the idea down.
The curtain is blue. Loool
I don’t think anyone else notices in the beginning, but there are two different sync patterns when baby walks into the diner, but each of them are on time. This may be the music in me, but on one of them, the baseline comes on time, and then the other comes in a bit late, but it’s still in time with the music. If you play a couple times, then you’re gonna hear a different pattern🧐
Because of this movie, at least one of my grandsons has driven the wheels off cars & pickups with music blasting
That MMM when he sips the coffee lol. Man's either making that sound out of pain or because that coffee is damn good.
Meine Lieblingsszene..Jon Hamm 💞super gespielt..😍👍und als er anfing zu singen.... Oscar reif..😘
this movie is amazing
The Dodge Challenger scene is so dope!
I remember watching this movie while waiting for my surgery to start, good film
I love this scene! Hands down my favourite movie of all time!
Been seeing all these clips I had to go back and watch this movie. Such a fun movie. Forgot how funny Kevin spacey was in this.
fucking love the use of lighting here and in the later parking garage confrontation
This was such a good movie. Building up Jamie Fox as the psychotic villain, establishing John Hamm as the unlikely buddy then pulling the bait and switch of killing bats and making Hamm an ungodly terror was such a thrill ride.
Plus everything about Edgar Wright as director.
I did not just hear some dude named _Baby_ dramatically say: *_”All we need is us, music, and a car”_*
😂😂💀💀😂😂
"he just shot a guy"
"Who"
"him"
*points at the door then a cop with a gun runs out*
Rest of the cops: absolute confusion
Hahaha!!
Jon Hamm in this role made me think the entire time man if JDM wasn’t negan Jon would’ve been a badass negan
everytime i saw him on screen all i could think of was negan
Buddy was an Admiral in another life, risking his career by making Maverick mission leader.
I bet the Challenger was happy that day.
best scene in the movie
lily james is just captivating in this movie
I never watched this movie even when it came out till recently and omg it was a blast
“Can’t keep running Baby, there’s no escape”
What I like most about this movie is how he is out of jail before he is 80 years old. Pretty sure there dozens of bodies on this crime spree.
He got released on parole hearing after 5 years as many witnesses testified of he having a good heart while getting embroiled in the criminal activities.
Realistically, he would’ve served a minimum of 25 yrs on the strength that a lotta people died during that bank heist ordeal alone but movie’s gotta movie y’all.
@@emmanueldixon2235 It's set in Georgia where it's kinda more quirky that way.
No one died during the bank heist. That was the opening scene of the film.
During the post office heist(last one), a security guy was shot, and Baby tried to warn the woman to lay off. Anyway, that security guard is not necessarily gone.
As for the cops, well, Baby never endangered any of them directly. Buddy and Darling were the aggressors.
@@bmsuperstar1 So he's out in a few years, no sweat. Hollywood magic.
2:35 the way he looks at baby like: the fuck are you listening to?😂
I just cant stop repeating this part..a sad but cool scene cuz of the song.
Despite being a villain, I kinda like Buddy. He had a soft part for his woman who he truly loved and you can see now that he didn't care at all about the money, but more about getting revenge at Baby for having his lover killed.
I would really like to see Jon Hamm play a Flashpoint Thomas Wayne/Batman, I think that could work since he is much older now.
Not a chauffeur but definitely a get a way driver...
This Movie is the G.O.A.T
Ha ha that Challenger is an automatic.
More convenient for shooting while driving
They all are
Manual cars don’t make you cool buddy
@@daveagard1884 LOL, Watch Bullitt and tell me that.
The song blends so well 😊
Is the smooth sexy music actually playing, or do i just hear that every time i look at John Hamm
The fact the officer walked into the restaurant just to go to the bathroom
very good idea... you got away from the cops and have a nice car now. then lets drive in such a way that you would get pulled over in a second.
Great scene, romantic and scary i wana experience being in a situation like this.
If by some miracle a live-action Acceleracers movie is ever made, Ansel Elgort would make a great Vert Wheeler.
Baby have shown maturity 😂😂
the screaming waitress ruined everything
"I'm afraid this line is dead."
Huh... I'm going to need to remember that one.
4:57 “Can I at least get back my phone?”
“No”
Well it’s a good thing he didn’t show up to Baby’s court trial
i need another movie like this do baddd
It's always convenient that there is never a 'No seatbelt' warning noise.
Bro that poon was drippin' by the end of the ride we all know it
forever alone
Ong
Pulls up on dirt, rips a smokey burnout
I laughed so hard when Baby shot him, oh man that was great.
Very good 👍 actors and action movie 🎬
It makes me think is if it’s referring to Deborah as the female hostage or if buddy took the other waitress hostage to escape.
The scene with the ATL twins Lol
Awesome movie❤🎉😂
Great first two minutes
even the door alarm from the challenger synced-up with the music god dammit
This was not the best movie, but dang I do like it.
Good job only shooting oncs where hes not even incapacitated from the wound!!
Cinderella no more needs to ride Golden wagon, she rides red Challenger now, its 2015 baby!
john ham would be a great roland
So weird the way the cop asked for a bathroom key
It's usually locked so that customers can't use it, only employees
@@TalhaConh I understand that, I’m saying the way he asked for it was weird
Agreed. It was a little weird.
The cop asked, where have you been shot?
BAD GUY: right there!
So the cop got shot in the arm twice?? 🤔
This is cinema.
How the car was stolen from ThE IsLanD BoyS
That song lol
did you guys know that his scene was on the Scene City youtube channel
Aside from Bonnie and Clyde, Jason and Lucia from GTA6 are obviously based on Buddy and Darling
thats true
Ma scène préférée 🎉 ce regard ❤
2:24
Mocha Joe- "its plenty hot"
Jon Hamm- "its plenty not"
Should I be driving around like that at the end,calling attention to myself?....Absolutely NOT!
Don Draper really fell on some hard times.
My man, he's right in front of you point blank, but you aimed at his shoulder??
Deliberately for sure. He didn't want to kill anyone but Bats.