[New post] Baby Driver

Ulkar Alakbarova posted: "After being coerced into working for a crime boss, a young getaway driver finds himself taking part in a heist doomed to fail." New post on Movie Reviews. TV Coverage. Trailers. Film Festivals. Baby Driver by Ulkar Alakbarova After being coerced into working for a crime boss, a young getaway driver finds himself taking part in a heist doomed to fail. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Miles "Baby": Ansel Elgort Doc: Kevin Spacey Debora: Lily James Jason "Buddy" Van Horn: Jon Hamm Leon "Bats" Jefferson III: Jamie Foxx Monica "Darling" Castello: Eiza González Griff: Jon Bernthal Eddie "No-Nose": Flea Joseph: CJ Jones Baby's Mom: Sky Ferreira J.D.: Lanny Joon Armie: R. Marcos Taylor Barista: Micah Howard Street Preacher: Morgan Brown Morse Diggs: Morse Diggs Baby's Dad: Lance Palmer Young Baby: Hudson Meek Diner Waitress: Viviana Chavez Cook: Hal Whiteside Marine: Clay Donahue Fontenot Young Mother: Brigitte Kali Canales Frat Boy #1: Patrick R. Walker Frat Boy #2: Ben VanderMey Waiter: David Robert Lewis Restaurant Patron #1: Big Boi Restaurant Patron #2: Killer Mike Samm: Brogan Hall Nice Lady Teller: Allison King The Butcher: Paul Williams Security Guard: Joe Loya Freeze Cop: Andy McDermott Bullhorn Cop: Christopher Beanland Carjack Lady: Andrea Frye Anchor: Thomas E. Haynes Anchor: Russell B. Spencer Anchor: Cynne Simpson Diner Cop: Keith Hudson Hellcat Thug #1: Sidney Sewell Hellcat Thug #2: Thurman Sewell Parking Garage Security Guard: Elijah Everett Prison Guard: Jon Spencer Courtroom Interpreter (voice): Walter Hill Judge: Wilbur Fitzgerald Jeffrey: Jeff Chase Bank Patron: Shellita Boxie Angry Man on Cellphone: Marshall Choka Student Pedestrian: Juliette Sicard State Trooper: Marvin E. West Upset Car Driver: Connie Lee Music Store Clerk: James Blackshear Dog Lady (uncredited): Erica Frene Monroe County (uncredited): Elizabeth Davidovich Monroe County (uncredited): Duke Jackson Construction Worker (uncredited): Colin Lacativa Homeless Man on Bench (uncredited): Trey McGriff Man in Blue Truck (uncredited): Donald K. Overstreet Tequila Goon 3 (uncredited): Danny Le Boyer Tequila Goon 4 (uncredited): David Conk Goon #5 (uncredited): Troy Faruk Prisoner (uncredited): Mark Smith Movement Specialist (uncredited): Kenneth Manos Pedestrian (uncredited): Arnold Montey Tequila Goon 2 (uncredited): Nathaniel Perry Prisoner (uncredited): Kent Wagner Prison Gaurd (uncredited): Whit Whitman Cop #2 (uncredited): Perry Zulu Jr. Film Crew: Thanks: Quentin Tarantino Thanks: Sam Mendes Casting: Francine Maisler Producer: Tim Bevan Producer: Eric Fellner Thanks: D.V. DeVincentis Director of Photography: Bill Pope Executive Producer: Liza Chasin Sound Effects Editor: Martin Cantwell Writer: Edgar Wright Producer: Nira Park Thanks: Chad Stahelski Thanks: David Leitch Foley Artist: Peter Burgis Thanks: Mike Myers Sound Effects Editor: Arthur Graley Original Music Composer: Steven Price Thanks: George Miller Makeup Department Head: Leo Corey Castellano Unit Production Manager: Adam Merims Stunts: Chris Palermo Production Design: Marcus Rowland Thanks: Robert Graf Thanks: Drew Goddard Thanks: Garth Jennings Thanks: Louise Rosner-Meyer Grip: Paul Murphy Thanks: Rian Johnson Thanks: Michael Bacall Stunts: Danny Downey Thanks: Anna Kendrick Transportation Co-Captain: Dennis Hallman Stunts: Ele Bardha Set Decoration: Lance Totten ADR Mixer: Greg Crawford Thanks: Jeremy Lovering Thanks: Phil Lord Camera Operator: Brown Cooper Thanks: Bradley James Allan Stunts: Ian Eyre Storyboard Artist: James Ward Byrkit Thanks: Joe Cornish Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Julian Slater Thanks: Kelly Marcel Editor: Jonathan Amos Editor: Paul Machliss Thanks: Noël Wells First Assistant Director: Walter Gasparovic Key Costumer: Cheri Reed Makeup Artist: Mark Garbarino Storyboard Artist: David Krentz Steadicam Operator: Roberto De Angelis Stunts: Duke Jackson Executive Producer: James Biddle Thanks: Diallo Riddle Stunts: John Dixon Actor's Assistant: Joseph Robinson Stunts: Mark Norby Associate Producer: Leo Thompson Stunts: David Conk Stunts: Joshua Lamboy Costume Design: Courtney Hoffman Costume Supervisor: Cheryl Beasley Blackwell Key Makeup Artist: Phyllis Temple Casting Associate: Meagan Lewis Foley Mixer: Glen Gathard Foley Editor: Peter Hanson Stunts: Cal Johnson Script Supervisor: Dug Rotstein Transportation Coordinator: Robert Foster Jr. Stunt Coordinator: Darrin Prescott Dialect Coach: Elisa Carlson Visual Effects Supervisor: Stuart Lashley Stunts: Jwaundace Candece Stunts: Andy McDermott ADR Supervisor: Dan Morgan Camera Operator: J. Christopher Campbell Utility Stunts: Elizabeth Davidovich Gaffer: Stephen Crowley Extras Casting: Rose Locke Stand In: Tyler Lee Allen Driver: Andrew Ward Stunts: Troy Faruk Stunts: Sam Situmorang Stunt Coordinator: Chris O'Hara Location Manager: Douglas Dresser Visual Effects Producer: Ken Dailey Sound Effects Editor: Jeremy Price Stunts: Jennifer Badger Script Supervisor: Dea Cantu Second Unit Director of Photography: Duane Manwiller Aerial Director of Photography: Steve Koster Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Tim Cavagin Dialect Coach: Jill McCullough Hairstylist: Deidra Dixon Set Costumer: Jess L. Johnson Stunts: Regis Harrington Makeup Department Head: Fionagh Cush Special Effects Supervisor: Mark R. Byers Digital Intermediate Producer: Marie Fernandes Hair Department Head: Kelvin R. Trahan Stunts: Corrina Roshea Bobb Art Direction: Justin O'Neal Miller Set Designer: E. Aaron Linker Visual Effects Supervisor: Shailendra Swarnkar Editorial Staff: Ken Lebre Stunts: Paul Lacovara Set Production Assistant: Robin Hauser Reynolds Still Photographer: Wilson Webb Stunts: Thom Williams Executive Producer: Rachael Prior Makeup Artist: Tricia Sawyer Storyboard Artist: Steve Markowski Visual Effects Producer: Moriah Etherington-Sparks Production Assistant: Coalin Smith Assistant Costume Designer: Anastasia Magoutas ADR Mixer: Mark Appleby Stunts: Dean Bailey Stunts: Eric Stratemeier Aerial Camera Technician: Eric Dvorsky Second Assistant Camera: Griffin McCann Editorial Staff: Jason Esquivel Editorial Staff: Thomas Kuo Construction Coordinator: David H. Nash Stunts: Jacobo García Head of Production: Sarah Jane Wright Set Costumer: Empress Holley Set Costumer: Les Morgan Stunts: Scott Hunter Rigging Grip: Joey Evora Set Production Assistant: Heather Schell First Assistant "A" Camera: James W. Apted First Assistant "A" Camera: E.J. Misisco Stunt Coordinator: Robert Nagle Utility Stunts: Bobby Jordan Visual Effects Coordinator: Liz Mann Second Assistant Camera: Christina Fiers Hair Department Head: Robert Wilson Sound Mixer: Mary H. Ellis First Assistant "B" Camera: Sean Hunter Moe Stunts: Brian Avery Production Office Assistant: Michael Wiggs Executive Producer: Michelle Wright Stunts: Erik Schultz Rigging Grip: Steve Zigler Art Department Assistant: Kimberly Blaurock Actor's Assistant: Robert John Dubiel Set Costumer: Johnna Thomas ADR Voice Casting: Vanessa Baker Unit Production Manager: Haley Sweet Stand In: Scott Christopher Kelly First Assistant Camera: Mark 'Boylee' Boyle Lighting Technician: Andy Lohrenz Sound Mix Technician: Kasper Pedersen Stunts: Jeff Milburn Stunts: Shellita Boxie Key Hair Stylist: Leslie D. Bennett Actor's Assistant: Sean Flanigan Post Production Supervisor: Miranda Jones Art Department Coordinator: Michelle Caruso Set Dressing Artist: Nathan S. Clark Storyboard Artist: Danelle Davenport Art Department Assistant: Gabrielle Levesque Scenic Artist: Ann Stacy Scenic Artist: Brian C.A. Thomas Other: Ashley Travis Set Decoration Buyer: Monika van Schellenbeck Other: Laura Wootton Graphic Designer: Lisa Yeiser Sound Mixer: James Peterson Special Effects: Steve Sosner Special Effects: Keith Suzuki Visual Effects Coordinator: Christopher Finley Stunts: Ben Aycrigg Stunts: Adrienne Ballenger Stunts: Kelly Bellini Stunts: Laurence Chavez Stunts: Marcelle Coletti Stunts: Paul Darnell Utility Stunts: Philip Dido Stunts: Joe Dryden Stunts: Kevin Dyer Stunts: Reece Fleetwood Stunts: Jeremy Fry Stunts: Mitchell Gun Stunts: Crystal Hooks Stunts: Damita Jane Howard Stunts: Kara Kimmer Stunts: Bethany Levy Utility Stunts: Jared Losano Utility Stunts: Danny Maze Stunts: Christopher Padilla Stunts: Delmar Reyna Stunts: Marvin Ross Stunts: Noah Schultz Stunts: Christopher Tardieu Stunts: Jaye Tyroff Stunts: Diego Ward Stunts: Tyler Witte Stunts: Alvin Zalamea Rigging Grip: Cua-Cua Apey Techno Crane Operator: Matthew Berning Electrician: Jesse Carver Russian Arm Operator: Tommy Daguanno Electrician: Sway Davenport Key Grip: Michael Duarte Dolly Grip: Danny Eckler 24 Frame Playback: Terry Fitzpatrick Camera Loader: Lauren Gentry Grip: Patrick Kral Camera Operator: Paul Krumper Lighting Technician: Ryan Perdew Video Assist Operator: Peter Thoren Set Costumer: Tony Kochinas Location Scout: Carri Gibbs Location Manager: Kyle Hinshaw Driver: Samuel R. Anderson Driver: Brian Bailey Driver: Jeannie Cummings Driver: Diego F. Diaz Driver: Pamela Hovies Driver: Stephen Roland Driver: Ernest Rydberg Picture Car Coordinator: Darrell Scott Driver: Wayne Short Driver: Thomas Van Schaick Production Accountant: Edward Allen Production Office Assistant: Kelsey Beattie Actor's Assistant: Ericka Bonilla Stand In: Bricine Brown Set Production Assistant: A.J. Bruno Stand In: Monique Davis Set Production Assistant: Kevin Donovan Jr. Stand In: Matthew Eldridge Production Office Assistant: Cam Everson Stand In: Bobby Gardner Security: Larry Gilbert Set Production Assistant: Adam Lee Actor's Assistant: David A. Oster Security: Carl S. Pyrdum Jr. Set Production Assistant: Lance Resch-Anger Unit Publicist: Rachael M. Roth Set Production Assistant: Roman Santa Croce Set Production Assistant: Nicholas Storm Set Production Assistant: Marcus Tamkin Set Production Assistant: Bobby Thompson Finance: Peter Wentzel Assistant Property Master: Greg Gonzalez Sound Effects Editor: Rowan Watson Foley Artist: Zoe Freed Production Coordinator: Steve Cainas Choreographer: Ryan Heffington Visual Effects Coordinator: Vinay Karunakar Visual Effects Coordinator: Balendu Kurup Gaffer: Jaim O'Neil Textile Artist: Keith Hudson ADR Mixer: Judah Getz Visual Effects Coordinator: Devendra Keni Casting Assistant: Ebony Hardin Aerial Coordinator: Cory Fleming Aerial Camera: Austin Harris Drone Pilot: Steven Blizzard Visual Effects Editor: Sivaprayag Visual Effects Coordinator: Chiara Finello Assistant Editor: Madelaine Jereczek Casting Assistant: Jordana Sapiurka Set Dresser: Preston Jacob Stunts: John Ross Sound Mix Technician: Max Walsh Casting Assistant: Theresa Hernandez Sound Mix Technician: Al Green Editor: Paul Trewartha Key Costumer: Kristin Morlino Sound Recordist: Jonathan Connaught Set Costumer: Libby Culligan Set Decorating Coordinator: Lauren Adams Best Boy Electric: Michael J. Davis Digital Intermediate: Ben-Roy Turner Digital Intermediate: Isabel Zippert Dolly Grip: Daniel Pershing Visual Effects Supervisor: Dolores McGinley Key Grip: Guy Micheletti Dolly Grip: Robert Gilman Grip: Jack Rose Digital Intermediate: Gemma Lyons Lighting Technician: Jason M. Thompson Visual Effects Producer: Nelson Dsouza Stunts: Marcus Lewis Visual Effects Editor: James Panting Lighting Technician: Cameron Mendel ADR Mixer: Dave Wilson Second Assistant "A" Camera: Victoria K. Warren Epk Camera Operator: Jeremy Emerman Casting Assistant: Kristi Lugo Researcher: Robert Perry Bierman Second Assistant "B" Camera: Dwight Campbell Digital Imaging Technician: Chad Oliver Special Effects: Ken Rudell Second Assistant "C" Camera: Zsolt P. Haraszti Visual Effects Editor: Simon J. Williams Production Sound Mixer: Michael P. Clark Second Assistant Director: David Waters Grip: Douglas Wiltse Grip: Jeremy Wisham Rigging Grip: Justin Bernhard Grip: Ryan Ferguson Animation: Yadav Shridhar Key Rigging Grip: Jeff Kluttz Production Assistant: Isaac Sever Camera Production Assistant: Alexander Talley Compositing Supervisor: Adam Hammond Visual Effects Producer: Michael D'Sa Compositor: Parikshat Tyagi Second Assistant "A" Camera: Bill McConnell Jr. Textile Artist: Douglas J. Stewart Producer's Assistant: Rick Roesch Conceptual Design: Oscar Wright Production Coordinator: Jordan Gilbert First Assistant Camera: Tom Hutchinson Music Supervisor: Kirsten Lane Best Boy Grip: Ben D. Griffith Jr. BTS Photographer: Pete Chiaramonte Production Assistant: Nathan Wild Visual Effects Coordinator: Kate Warburton Assistant Sound Editor: Buster Flaws Sound Mix Technician: Robbie Scott Best Boy Electric: Bradley Martin Sound Mix Technician: William Miller First Assistant Editor: Jerry Ramsbottom Production Assistant: Cameron Sherman Set Production Assistant: Courtney Walls Dailies Technician: Christopher McDonald Publicist: Guido Gotz Digital Imaging Technician: Zach Hilton Visual Effects Coordinator: Sonia D'Costa Leadman: Shun Jester Set Decoration Buyer: Vanessa Rogers Set Dresser: Robert Rosegren Set Dresser: Russell Michniak Camera Operator: Pierre O'Halloran Camera Production Assistant: Kyler Jae Camera Production Assistant: Kalia Prescott Electrician: Jason Andrews Electrician: Derek Delay Electrician: William Hickox Electrician: Albert Omstead Electrician: Trent Edward Arant Grip: Eric Collins Grip: Court Wheeler Grip: Tyler William Winegar Grip: Luan Agostinho Lighting Technician: Bryan Keenan Lighting Technician: Jeff C. Sutton Lighting Technician: Kevin Terrell Second Assistant "A" Camera: Tonja Greenfield Boom Operator: Steve Saada Compositor: Prem Amrit Compositor: Brett Bone Compositor: Patil Sangram Digital Compositor: Nitesh Bhalerao Digital Compositor: Kaushik Dasgupta Digital Compositor: Mahendra Golay Digital Compositor: Shaunik Kalia Digital Compositor: Rahul Kothari Modeling: Debasis Nayak Visual Effects Supervisor: Aharon Bourland Extras Casting Assistant: Astride Noel Digital Intermediate: Tom Alexander Digital Intermediate Assistant: Cesar Guto Piletti Editorial Production Assistant: Jenny Lindamood Production Secretary: TanNeshia Sanders Security: Timathe Author Travel Coordinator: Marcia McIntyre Set Production Assistant: Temple Tucker Producer's Assistant: Meaghan Gillenwater Thanks: Mike Symonds Thanks: Robert Rodriguez Thanks: Allison Jones Thanks: Walter Hill Thanks: Nick Angel Assistant Production Coordinator: Thomas Ward Legal Services: Katie Tooma Production Assistant: Sarah Suber Executive Producer's Assistant: Oliver Stotter Editor: Michael Martinez Production Assistant: Christina Hazouri Producer's Assistant: Sophie Glander Production Assistant: Zackary Ballou Additional Production Assistant: Joe Yost Production Assistant: AnnaLily Wynn Additional Production Assistant: Alec Wittschiebe Craft Service: Carissa Wilson Production Assistant: Timothy Watson Production Assistant: W.L. Walker Key Set Production Assistant: Clayton Thompson Set Production Assistant: Steve Swisher Production Accountant: Rick S. Sulier Production Assistant: Margaret Spenneberg Choreographer: Ryan Spencer Production Assistant: Andy Siravanta Production Assistant: Bianca Schill Second Assistant Accountant: Michael Schatzel First Assistant Accountant: Lee J. Santillan Music Editor: Bradley Farmer Movie Reviews: dgood826: This was the most fun I've had watching a movie in a long time. It has everything I'm looking for in a summer blockbuster: nonstop action, amazing soundtrack (best soundtrack of the year), and hilariously funny. Oh and it's an Edgar Wright film which has never been a let down. I've never seen the star, Ansel Elgort, in anything before but I know he was in the running to play Han Solo and now I'm extremely sad he didn't make the cut – he even dresses like Solo for most of the film. Read more of my review here: https://imdgflicks.wordpress.com/2017/06/30/baby-driver-is-the-best-music-video-since-tron-legacy/ Gimly: Let it never be said that "Overrated" equates to "Bad". _Final rating:★★★½ - I really liked it. Would strongly recommend you give it your time._ Reno: **Don't mess with this Baby!** One of the stylish film of the year. There's nothing special about the story, but the way it was made looks intriguing. The individual characters, music, stunts, obviously car chases. Not the best role Ansel Elgort has ever played, but in his short, beginning of the career, it quite possibly defines he's ready for the tough roles. Then the British filmmaker known for some wonderful action-comedies, one more addition to his hit kit. A youngster who is a getaway car driver for heists, working under a criminal mastermind, is often teamed with a different crew. One of his latest job takes an unexpected twist, leaving his yet to bloom romance with a waitress in peril. His attempt to come out of that, the risk he takes, changes his life forever. The tale ends with an action packed finale. This is the first Kevin Spacey film I'm seeing after all the allegation against him. I blame everyone equally who had let him do it all these years. But that's nothing to do with this film. He was fine as an actor as always. It's just fine to be as one-off film, but the way everything had happened looked like it could have been a great franchise. As of latest news, it is on. The sad part is, all the good characters won't return. Anyway, it is one of the must see from the year T17. _8/10_ highhorse: Extremely stylish, anime inspired superb action film. Edgar Wright knows what he's doing. David: Baby (Elgort) is a quiet, unassuming young man, who looks after his ailing foster parent, listens to music both out of his love for it, and a need to block out the tinnitus ringing in his ears that he was afflicted with due to a tragic accident that also took his parents. Baby also has a specific skill set, one that has him doing the bidding of a crime boss Doc (Spacey) to pay back a debt. Baby's skill is driving, but not just any driving, the kind of skilled driving that gets Doc's crew of armed bandits away from the scene of bank hold-ups very fast, and then leads crews of police cars on a merry dance, and dodges every trick up their sleeves with a few of his own set to a killer music soundtrack from his iPod. With light at the end of the tunnel, Baby has a chance encounter with cute diner waitress Debora (James), where the chemistry between the two is instant. He sees this as his road to freedom, and a bright new future. This new future is brought to rude halt by Doc who was not yet done with Baby. This film is all about the music soundtrack, and what a soundtrack indeed. With songs like Nowhere to Run by Martha and the Vandellas, to the quintessential driving song Radar Love by Golden Earring, you'll be tapping your toes as well as being thrilled by the action, plus the classy, and slick driving by Baby. The performances in this film are all stand out, relative new comers Elgort, James, and González do really well in their respective roles. The scene stealing performances by Spacey, Hamm, and Foxx are great in support to Elgort. While Spacey, as he generally does, plays cool, and mellow. Hamm, and Foxx do it with charm, and evil menace as Buddy, and Bats. Jon Bernthal's cameo as the suspicious, and hot-headed Griff was also a delight to watch. Written, and directed by cult favourite Edgar Wright, this film has all the elements that make this a great addition to the tradition of other heist films like Drive, The Getaway, and Heat. Baby Driver is probably the most fun I had at the cinemas this year along with Wonder Woman, and Spider-Man Homecoming. John Chard: The moment you catch feelings is the moment you catch a bullet. Baby Driver is written and directed by Edgar Wright. It stars Ansel Elgort, Jon Bernthal, Jon Hamm, Jamie Foxx, Kevin Spacey, Flea, Lily James and Eiza González. Music is by Steven Price and cinematography by Bill Pope. In debt to a crime boss, a young getaway driver with tinnitus finds himself taking part in a heist that could spell doom for all involved. Lets get it out the way, I'm a big fan of Edgar Wright, I find him refreshing for still shooting on film. That he has beautiful camera actions and for the fact his cutting is smooth and not a incomprehensible video game mess like so many other action movie directors these days. So obviously I love Baby Driver for sure. The choreography is high quality, the stunt work equally so, while the varied soundtrack (given to us via Baby's personal player) is one of the best in many a year. Cast are bang on form, where naturally they are given a zinger of script to work from (it pays to watch more than once to catch some lines again). While the thrill of the extended action scenes are joyous. It was a film long in gestation for Wright, and you can see he has given it his undivided attention. He may be divisive as per his output, but the monster success of Baby Driver (both critically and commercially) speaks volumes about the quality of the work on show. One of the best films of 2017. 8.5/10 katch22: Lots of slick driving and action, but slim on plot, and very unrealistic ending. No explanation of HOW he becomes an expert driver. Ulkar Alakbarova | March 31, 2022 at 4:41 am | Categories: Movie Reviews | URL: https://wp.me/p3QypX-3SL Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Movie Reviews. TV Coverage. Trailers. Film Festivals.. Change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? 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