Baby Driver (2017)
Car chases, crazy criminals, lots of music, and a whole lot of whimsy desite the dark premise make this one an unexpectedly great, fun movie.
Car chases, crazy criminals, lots of music, and a whole lot of whimsy desite the dark premise make this one an unexpectedly great, fun movie.
This movie wants to be funny, but it isn’t. It wants to be sexy, but it also isn’t that as well.
Okay, this is a dreary low-budget indie movie but who cares? The hot lead actor takes it off, so yay, happiness.
This one is still a blast like the previous movie, but it lacks some of the charms of the previous movie too.
Never mess with a grieving widower who knows his guns.
Watch how Hollywood hams and cheeses up an actual bombing event into some lighter-waving feel-good shlock.
There is only enough material here to keep me interested for, oh, 30 minutes. Everything after is just boredom in action.
The people behind this movie must have confused “thriller” with “sleeping pill”.
We must understand that people with autism can also be deadly killing machines and sociopaths. How’s this for affirmative action?
For a suspense mystery thingy, this one is pretty bad at concealing its twists. Still, the cast tries its best.