Day 326
Fresh Start_326: NON-SPOILER Baby Driver review
I love going to the
movies. Whether I’m going to the premiere of the most anticipated movie of the
year or just on a random Tuesday night with a couple of friends to see a good
movie, I’m always down to go the movies. There is also something about movie
theatre popcorn with a coke and some raisinets that just tastes right to me.
This year unfortunately I haven’t been able to get to the
theatre that much this year. In fact, last night was only the second time that I
went to the movie theatre the entire year. But, both times where a great time. The
first time this year I went to see “Logan” on a bitter cold night with a couple
of college buddies in the smallest movie theatre I’ve ever been in up at
college.
This time I went with a couple
of friends and family to see “Baby Driver.” This is a movie that caught my eye
at the last minute and I just had to see. I love Kevin Spacy, Jon Hamm, and Jamie
Foxx so I said to myself “this movie CANNOT be bad.” And, I wasn’t wrong. Not only
was the performances by Spacy, Hamm, and Foxx great but Ansel Elgort and Lily
James had their best performances on screen in their respective careers. Elgort
has been on screen a few times in big roles playing Gus in “The Fault in Our
Stars” and Caleb in the “Divergent” series. The odd mannerisms’ that Elgort
gives off as Baby just makes him the perfect fit for the character, and the
same can be said about his female co-star Lily James.
James may seem familiar
to you because she has had the honor of playing the Disney princess Cinderella
in 2015. James was in “The Wrath of the Titans” (yeah you read that right) as
Korrina. James is the strong female co-star that you want in this kind of movie
with as many high-profile stars as “Baby Driver” has. James’ character Debora
screams “let me be the star of the show!” so quietly it works perfectly with
everyone who takes up screen time.
Let me not forget to give
Edgar Wright a well-deserved standing ovation for writing and directing this film.
The cinematography is just visually pleasing and well put together. The characters
are well thought out, yet surprise you with what they do on screen. The comedy
that the movie has is not forced and is a nice complement that I was only
expecting from Jamie Foxx.
Honestly, I wouldn’t be
surprised if you “B-A-B-Y BABY DRIVER” as the winner for best original
screenplay next February at the Academy Awards. This movie is that good, and I would
HIGHLY recommend it. I don’t consider myself a film critic, but I would give
this movie a solid 4 stars as my review.
Sources:(imdb.com)
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