I thought I would be tracking for at least an 8 or 9, and ended up w/ a 6 or 7, maybe 6.5 rounded to 7 as the last 30 or 40 minutes of the film had a lot of unbelievable scenes w/ one of the bad guys continually defying arrest and death and continuing to pop up like a bad nightmare. Also, as others have noted, the girl seemed to fall very / too quick for Baby Driver, and is fine w/ Baby going to prison.

A brisk action thriller that includes fast cars, guns, and a good selection of music.

Though I enjoyed the scenes, the movie is forgettable and presents nothing new to the table. It's a fun movie, yes, but feels like a pulp fiction of the genre. The storyline is shallower than a kiddie swimming pool.

3/5. Average and forgettable. The movie does keep a good pace, but that's not enough to save it.

Remember that movie you saw when you were a kid, and loved it? Loved it! Best movie ever! You told all your friends about it, the great music, the cool characters, the gear cars? You talked about it for years, for decades, and then it turned up again, so you dragged your family to see a cool movie that was done right. And as you sat through it for the second time, you wondered "What happened to the movie I saw when I was a kid? This is nothing at all like it! The lines are stupid, the music is lame and the actors are gargoyles! What happened to it?"

This is that movie. It's not the movie you saw, it's the movie you remembered. It's got great music and great cars that dance, and actors who behave like Steve MacQueen, and Kevin Spacey shoots the really bad guys -- not the bank robbers, those are the heroes, but the really bad guys, and says "I was in love once." Edgar Wright -- whom I know from the movies he directed Simon Pegg in -- has directed a gangster-car-chase-teen-love movie that does what Justin Lin, Guy Ritchie and those other hot directors tried to do, but could not. Yeah. This is the movie you remembered.