1st: they were on their field. They are bank robbers not racers 2nd: inside bank they were in control. They were literally aiming guns at scared people. In car they were 100% out of control and their whole life depended on driver.
@Petaurista I can understand where the original commentor is coming from because they just went from fearless criminals who have no doubt been in these situations before to being scared because the dude was driving fast. But at the same time being scared is 100% understandable as well given they just met baby and he hasn't really said a single thing to them. Then again like I said, anyone would probably be terrified if this teenager they just met starts driving around like Ken Block through the streets of Atlanta
Always puts a smile on my face and bounce in my step. I think Edgar Wright is an under-appreciated filmmaker. Scott Pilgram vs the World had no business being, at best, an average movie but it is easily in my All-Time Top 5 favorite movies. This scene, as I see someone else said in their comment, is perfect on every level to the point you think it will be impossible for any other chase scene to ever do better in your lifetime and then it gets topped later in the same movie. Brilliant.
As an ATL-ien, it's also fantastic because it's basically correct. You can pretty much do exactly this on exactly those streets. Those are the legit one-ways and weird turns. Much respect.
@@Phil451 to be fair that could have been caused by the police, with enough time even in real life, they'll have 1 or 2 cars holding the traffic back especially since they tried to use the spike, not easy to use that if there's innocent cars coming and blocking a clear throw, even more since these guys just robbed a bank, they'd want to pull as many stops as they can.
It's ok. The best chase is in Ronin. What ruins Baby Driver for me is the way he works with the gear stick, it makes no sense. For example he shifts from lower gear (2) to higher gear (3) to gain speed and control after he does a twist and loses momentum. In real life it would be the opposite.
@@konverzny Good points, this chase is more about the camera shots, and that is done very well. I agree about Ronin, particularly that you can see the driver using AWD rally tricks.
Dude, the part where the 3 of them are storming out of the bank, the music is amping up, the engine is revving and baby’s changing gears. No better way to let the audience know “Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines and strap on in!” Masterpiece and goosebumps every time
@@geargrinder4784 how could you be so sure the engine would blow or quit? Subaru engines are generally known to be some of the most reliable as this is a popular model of Subaru. As far as the color, the director wanted to combine a pedestrian type of car that could blend in but also looks cool. I honestly think they found the perfect balance
Yup he’s got it in reverse already e brake is down u know a chase is about to happen and it’s gonna be intense. I love when he cut the red car off in the tunnel to make them switch lanes
Rewatching this movie and appreciating the amount of effort put into it such as the driving aspect, the music syncing the music to the beats of everything else and the storyline is outstanding. Wish they made a second one.
From the very first maneuver, I was totally engrossed in this movie. The writing, the stunt work, the music, the sound effects, the editing, everything worked together so well in this film.
That's edger Wright for ya, out off all the directors in Hollywood he understands that music and stunts need to work together to create an engaging experience. Look at hot fuzz, the movie is a buddy comedy yet during the last half the shoot outs are incredibly well done, even better then some action flics
This opening sequence should have instantly won the respect of everyone in the crew. I never got that. He did his job to perfection and then some. That’s all you can ask from from whatever cog in the wheel of an operation.
4:55 one of my favorite things about this scene is Buddy patting him on the back in support and grinning ear to ear. An oddly wholesome moment in an otherwise action packed scene.
yeah it really goes to show how they went from fearing for their life to realizing that Baby has got it under control and having mad respect for having a godsend of a getaway driver
@@z-chan946 what do you mean I dont pay attention to how a movie is edited I just watch the movie if I like it I like if I don't I dont and baby driver I didnt really enjoy to much so I would have to say no the editing wasnt perfect if I did not really enjoy the film
This movie is so goddamned re-watchable and not only that but the more I see it the more I like it. This movie works on like eighteen different levels... Edgar Wright is a stone cold genius.
As a filmmaker, Edgar Wright has always been just below the mainstream radar. The trailer for Scott Pilgram vs the World probably makes the movie look stupid and ridiculous to most people, myself included the first couple times I saw it, but it is a fantastic film. In my top 5, maybe top 3, best movies of all time. If you have not seen it yet do yourself a favor and move it to the top of your "Must See" list...
The break in the song combined with the screaming is genius because if you listen to the actual song there’s different screaming in that version. This song was played perfectly. Great scene 10/10
The whole movie plays along to the bpm of every song that plays no matter what. Edgar Wright’s vision was to hit every single beat/key in every song that was played. Even at the beginning you could see that as baby walked on the street while listening to the opening song, the lyrics were written on the walls/roads/objects that he walked by
Crazy how I catch something new every single time I watch this opening scene, without fail. This time it was that the trees and the wall rushing by at 3:04 are somehow timed perfectly with the drums.
I'm just noticing after the red light at 2:53 the pedal, shift, and steering wheel turn are synced to the guitar. That one is insane though I never would've noticed
better yet, pay attention closely to a lot of the scenes when music's playing. more often than not there's some form of mickey mousing or harping going on
Say what you will about the plot, but just on a technical level, I feel this film is a masterpiece. its a technical masterclass in editing, sound editing, stunt work, production design, costuming, etc. Any one of these elements from Baby Driver could and should be used in film schools to show how to edit film or sound.
edgar wright in general has multiple masterclasses under his belt. Shaun of the Dead teaches students how to write brilliant, simple dialogue, direct and edit visual gags, and how to shoot a zombie film without lots of money. Hot Fuzz can teach courses on satire and parody, as well as layered dialogue, and itself is a brilliant murder mystery. Scott Pilgrim teaches how to make a video game adaptation as a film, even if its not a video game adaptation, as well as brilliant set and costume design, and how to edit a live action comic book film. Baby Driver is basically a film lecture on the benefits of practical effects, proper sound design, and stunt choreography. i do in some way feel like, in each movie of his, Edgar gets to know a new part of the film he's making. it feels like in SotD, he's most comfortable behind the camera and in the edit bay, in HF he's been working more with his writers, in SP he's more involved in set design and costuming, and in BD he's involved with his sound guys and his stunt people. Totally a theory, but there does seem to be different parts of each of his films that are individually strong--on top of his already great direction.
Anyone who missed this in theaters missed on a LIFE EXPERIENCE. When he shifts his gears, the theater VIBRATED MY HEART. Literally felt like I was in the movie. Now THAT is good sound design.
Watched the movie three times already and the opening scene now about six times. And this, dear kids, is a trademark of a very good movie. It is rewatchable. It has scenes and lines and soundtracks, that stay with you, even after you may have looked at it from another angle. It keeps on giving and giving the more you look at it. And for that genre and the love and dedication that went into this scene, I have nothing but the utmost admiration for everybody who was involved in making this.
@LeoS A particular movie is a trademark of a very good movie? You right there buddy? I mean I love Inglourious* Basterds don't get me wrong, Tarantino is just as much of a genius as Wright but you can't exactly say a whole movie is a trademark or a sign of a good movie 😂 Baby Driver does things Inglourious Basterds doesn't even dream of doing, and vice versa, it's a little mistaken to say either of them are medium defining though..
You know I’ve watched this scene at least 10 times and every time I do I start looking at Hawkeyes and realize they’re still 30k lol but I finally watched the entire movie the other day and I gotta say its pretty disappointing kinda like Stripes, Super Troopers, and Full Metal Jacket. Its almost like they had a really good thing going for the first 10-30 minutes of the movie then the rest of it just sucks, its not worth the $4 to rent, this is the best scene in the entire movie
@@TieflingKumasi I have a small bit of tinnitus and I didn't even realize it was playing in the movie because it sounded exactly like mine, if that gives you any idea. I only found out this little attention to detail because of the comment above
@@TieflingKumasi Also it's always on and there is no off switch really, but as long as there is at least some white noise around its not so bad. It's when there is complete and utter silence that the ringing gets loud
i seem to be in the minority when it comes to the editing i think edgar cuts too damn much. But that's my only complaint the fact that he doesn't shake the hell out of the camera makes me real happy.
the fact that everyone else's sunglasses fell off or were taken off while Baby's stayed on shows how cool-headed he keeps through the whole scene. Neat little detail!
Well, it's because of the laws of the universe that we know that his earbuds stay in. As he is in motion the earbuds on him are in the same current of motion.
well to be far the two other red cars would pull over or would get pulled over then realize that they ain't the people that robbed the bank, then they would go back to where they lost sight of em. But I do get that tho xD
@@nickelgaming786 it is correct what you say too! It would be wise, in fact, to dump the bright red subaru asap. Cool choice of car, but not the best for a getaway!
@@MattKremer39 The colour choice was questionable but I don't think the car choice was. Yeah, they have something of a reputation, but that also implies a benefit - it's not an uncommon car. There will likely be at least a few of them around town and once they switch cars, the police might waste a little more time and resources on those other WRXs. I mean, I might personally have gone with an Evo VIII, but I'm just a Lancer fanboy so whatever.
hamza kamli that’s really cool. My dad had a similar experience with the movie Driving Miss Daisy where he was with a glass company that redid the glass in all the cars for the movie
Jarnotaurus most important thing is: if you're not sure drive slowly but fast enough as to not bother drivers behind you and keep your distance from the car in front of you. always look carefully and rly turn your head around so your examiner knows you're watching and being attentive. overall just take your time.if you don't succeed in parking on first try,if you stall the engine,look at the gear shift and whether it's in the right position or not,then look at your surroundings/blink before starting to drive. at one point during the exam,i drove 10 km/h (6,2 miles per hour) over the speed limit and still passed,so it's probably gonna go well lol.
At 0:00 you can hear a ringing sound, which is what Baby would listen to all the time, and then it transitioned into the sound of the string in the Bellbottoms song intro. just genius!
When this song came on in the theatre, me and my husband's jaws fell. Then I got really happy and excited. It wasn't that popular when it came out but was in my music collection in highschool in the 90's. I was the weird kid at school listening to old music and wearing bell bottoms. I mean, bell bottoms did come into fashion a few years later, but um... not so fashionable when I started wearing them. It was only that much weirder to people because of the English accent as an immigrant kid from the UK. Give a kid who has had to wear a uniform to school all her life the chance to pick out her own school clothes and... you get a weird kid.
Apart from the fingerprints they left on interior and exterior of the bandit vehicle, residue from discharged firearms transferred from clothing to seats, and the CCTV that can be cross referenced to clean vehicle entering and leaving car park just before/after bandit vehicle.
Edgar Wright is a genius. Not only did he make sure that every split second has it's own detail, but this scene is extremely universal. I have played many songs of different types like eurobeat, driving hard bass, other rock/blues (like Bellbottoms), and every car handling movement, camera angle, head turn, and facial expression...they're all in sync. Outstanding job.
Im not sure what you meant by the last part. The sheer genius and brilliance of this intro scene is how insanely synchronized it is with the song "Bellbottoms". This includes not just BPM which is a given and which a ton of film scenes already implement, but the actual nuances and tempo changes and each bass kick each snare each lyric each guitar strum, it was as if the original song had been specifically designed and tailored for this movie, rather than the other way around. It is simply mindblowing and by far the most musically integrated scene I have ever seen. So when you saw the scene is "universal" and all the movements/angles/expressions are in sync with other genres and songs I'm not sure what you mean. If anything, the insane precision and tailor-made specificity of this scene for "Bellbottoms" means its LESS universal and loses all of its appeal when slapped onto a random song. The only thing it would "match" is probably the BPM I guess, or maybe some coincidental beats here and there. Btw I dont mean any of this offensively, I am a violin player and rhythm game enthusiast so I just wanted to really highlight the significance of this musically synchronized masterpiece haha. Also 1:53 this is something I only noticed just now but even the SHOTGUN blasts are perfectly in-sync
One of the best would most likely be one of the classics such as the following; Goodfellas, The departed, or even pulp fiction and natural born killers but this will definitely be one for the books with how much detail they added such detail into the small things. The small hints they dropped and how he wrote baby as someone you feel like you've been been friends with for years. Truly again I am impressed with his work.
Me from India, went to this movie without any expectations, there were only 10+ guys there. Man, I gotto tell you all, I just enjoyed the movie... one of the best ever I saw..
This is just plain movie perfection Every cut, sound effect, movement is on beat with the song, the scene is super fun and realistic, and even the most unlikely looking stunts were actually done with a real Subaru practically. Honestly unbelievable how good this single scene is.
This movie was, and still is, a total riot from start to finish. My only complaint is that more time should've been given to develop the love story so Debora's decisions in the finale wouldn't seem so stupid, but that's such a small problem in very well-made movie. This scene alone makes this movie an instant classic! The stunt-work, cinematography, and soundtrack/editing are superb! I'm still in shock that my in-laws didn't care for it - makes me question who I married.
movie was gritty, completely bonkers, and very well acted. huge twist at end and oscar deserved for this movie, ansel, and kevin spacey. my god it was awesome!
Or better yet They should've made a plot twist, that Baby was the mastermind for all of it the whole time. Lol. I mean I love the movie, but I wish they would've made like a plot twist we couldn't see coming.
Ben Young I know. What were the chances that two other red cars would be driving along side one another at the exact time that the genius driver needed it.
If that annoyed you then what should've already tipped you off earlier is the thought that no getaway driver would ever pick a bright red car for a getaway vehicle. The movie is largely fantasy, but if you accept that then you can enjoy it.
Well, Its not really CGI and Editing. The driving, drifting, hitting, and stunts are actually done by a stunt driver infront of cameras. According to an article, they rented the highway and bought a couple of trash cars for the scene. Obviously baby was not the one driving the car in the making of the movie. It was someone who wanted to remain "anon" to the public as a misteryhunt for people to solve.
@@MattBonk991 As Sullivan Baker said, I meant the editing of the whole film - the way the clips were put together. I work in TV so I'm sure I know ;) But of course the stunts are amazing as well!
According with the english grammatical laws, the correct word to say is "among" not "between" because of the amount of people. Among if for a group from 3 and more people, like a online game team, kinda CS:GO Between is just for two, like a couple.
Well, that's true, or at least it was back in the days without cellphones, street cameras, etc. People even robbed 2 banks in a day... And we're not talking abou back in the Boney and Clyde era, but even in the 70s
that's what I love about this movie, man. It's the realism. Like when Baby's playing his music at maximum volume, but somehow over the top of it he hears the sounds of gunfire within the bank with heavy closed doors across a 4-lane highway.....
The genius of Edgar Wright is joy to see how he works Bell bottoms by the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and the Harlem shuffle, genius. The cast was great too. Who doesn’t love the soundtrack, great driving sequence’s, and the ensemble cast, the Harlem Shuffle scene is another great synchronized beautifully, and all in one continuous shot, also the lyrics written everywhere is great.
I got to this scene just because of JBSX. Pretty pro indeed, reckon they wrote the whole thing down to Bell-bottoms rhythm. BTW, Since this is NY and not LA, my bets there isn't any Doors in it, init ?
Well mainly because most of the stuff is actually possible irl. Now getting everything to work out like this back to back would require alot of luck and skill but for the most part the driving was 100% possible. F&F they just jump out of planes and all that stupid crap. The most unbelievable part for me would be the spike strip part but at the right angle with the right car, it probably could happen though it might not work out and get a responding cops tires
@@Ryan-dp4rs meh though in gta 5 with 5 stars you dont get tanks on you anymore which is sad i think that was like gta 4 and down where you got the military after you now its just LSPD (1-4 stars) and SWAT (5 stars)
God damn, the music in the movie is amazing. I wish more directors spent this kind of time appreciating and considering what's going to be playing over what they shoot.
Edgar Wright said in an interview that he's been having this idea in his head for a long time. And this track list is like a 15 years worth of preparations
I just love how quickly they go from fearlessly robbing a bank to fearing for their lives the second he starts driving
He drives likes psychopath, an organized one at that, so I don’t blame them for being scared.
I mean, I would be terrified to if someone started driving like that, especially with how young he is.
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1st: they were on their field. They are bank robbers not racers
2nd: inside bank they were in control. They were literally aiming guns at scared people. In car they were 100% out of control and their whole life depended on driver.
@Petaurista I can understand where the original commentor is coming from because they just went from fearless criminals who have no doubt been in these situations before to being scared because the dude was driving fast. But at the same time being scared is 100% understandable as well given they just met baby and he hasn't really said a single thing to them. Then again like I said, anyone would probably be terrified if this teenager they just met starts driving around like Ken Block through the streets of Atlanta
Those headphones that didn't slip out of his ears not once, they deserve an award for best supporting actor
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Those were not made by Apple i suppose!!!
But, Baby is the main character
Imagine losing an Oscar to a pair of iPod earbuds
The Genie he’s talking about the earbuds lol
I could be in the deepest depression and this scene still makes me smile.
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TRUE THAT!!
me too
Always puts a smile on my face and bounce in my step. I think Edgar Wright is an under-appreciated filmmaker. Scott Pilgram vs the World had no business being, at best, an average movie but it is easily in my All-Time Top 5 favorite movies. This scene, as I see someone else said in their comment, is perfect on every level to the point you think it will be impossible for any other chase scene to ever do better in your lifetime and then it gets topped later in the same movie. Brilliant.
As an ATL-ien, it's also fantastic because it's basically correct. You can pretty much do exactly this on exactly those streets. Those are the legit one-ways and weird turns. Much respect.
yeah but the lack of traffic on the freeway lol
Down town hell
@@Phil451 to be fair that could have been caused by the police, with enough time even in real life, they'll have 1 or 2 cars holding the traffic back especially since they tried to use the spike, not easy to use that if there's innocent cars coming and blocking a clear throw, even more since these guys just robbed a bank, they'd want to pull as many stops as they can.
Professionals without gloves!
@@Phil451 It's Altanta.
Best ad for a Subaru of all time.
Edit: I'm back here 3 years later!
Thank you so much! I love this scene and this movie!!
Katie Matkowski Lol
i really hope that "baby" or the driver got a liftime of new suburu's
lol
@@zachthegamer7419 he kept the subaru in this clip!
Too bad it's not sti version
if all car commercials were chase scenes id buy em all
Without a doubt one of the best pursuit scenes I've ever seen, absolutely perfect on all levels, the music and everything.
The Jack Reacher chase with the Chevy is up there too imo
@@KINGOFFILMSDUDE I think the best bit of that one was how he got away, and how the rest of the crowd just closed ranks around him.
Only missing the realness, rest is awesome imo
It's ok. The best chase is in Ronin. What ruins Baby Driver for me is the way he works with the gear stick, it makes no sense. For example he shifts from lower gear (2) to higher gear (3) to gain speed and control after he does a twist and loses momentum. In real life it would be the opposite.
@@konverzny Good points, this chase is more about the camera shots, and that is done very well. I agree about Ronin, particularly that you can see the driver using AWD rally tricks.
Dude, the part where the 3 of them are storming out of the bank, the music is amping up, the engine is revving and baby’s changing gears. No better way to let the audience know “Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines and strap on in!” Masterpiece and goosebumps every time
@@geargrinder4784 how could you be so sure the engine would blow or quit? Subaru engines are generally known to be some of the most reliable as this is a popular model of Subaru. As far as the color, the director wanted to combine a pedestrian type of car that could blend in but also looks cool. I honestly think they found the perfect balance
@@geargrinder4784 bro fym red would have stuck out and everything else baby did wouldnt have stuck out lmfao
@@Zzzquil_Lord_v2 anyways the subaru used was swapped to rwd it wasnt stock jus sayin
It's gonna get bumpy.
Yup he’s got it in reverse already e brake is down u know a chase is about to happen and it’s gonna be intense. I love when he cut the red car off in the tunnel to make them switch lanes
Rewatching this movie and appreciating the amount of effort put into it such as the driving aspect, the music syncing the music to the beats of everything else and the storyline is outstanding. Wish they made a second one.
Yeah i also want the second movie of that!😀
I'm actually glad they didn't. Some movies just deserve to stand on their own. Story was complete and incredibly well told. Let it end with a bang.
From the very first maneuver, I was totally engrossed in this movie. The writing, the stunt work, the music, the sound effects, the editing, everything worked together so well in this film.
that's because you're a very very very low IQ person.
Have you seen Scott Pilgrim?
@@jpkenny39 yeAh it was good
@M There won't be a USA in 2050 bro but whatever.
That's edger Wright for ya, out off all the directors in Hollywood he understands that music and stunts need to work together to create an engaging experience. Look at hot fuzz, the movie is a buddy comedy yet during the last half the shoot outs are incredibly well done, even better then some action flics
This opening sequence should have instantly won the respect of everyone in the crew. I never got that. He did his job to perfection and then some. That’s all you can ask from from whatever cog in the wheel of an operation.
Obviously, he's the most valuable person in the operation -- yet in the next sequence he's getting coffee! That makes no sense, Edgar.
@@floraposteschild4184 What about that makes no sense? Baby is the most inoccent looking one there, and somebody has to go get coffee right?
Well if you think of the people he is running with of course they wouldn’t give him the respect he deserves
They disrespect him because he doesn't get his hands dirty.
Except he's their escape plan.... Seems pretty stupid to insult your white mage before a big battle if you get my meaning.
Points Forward...
*Goes in Reverse*
I love his character
If you havent noticed, the police car went in that direction. So baby went backwards to avoid it
@@braveoil13 ohh I know!!. I have watched the movie 6 times already. That's also why he looked at the bank after it passed as well too.
baby did not point forward. it was the guy sitting next to him.
@@apodopa4134 I KNOW. I know. Well I can't get angry I should have made it more clearer.
He also put the gear stick in reverse before hand.
4:55 one of my favorite things about this scene is Buddy patting him on the back in support and grinning ear to ear. An oddly wholesome moment in an otherwise action packed scene.
yeah it really goes to show how they went from fearing for their life to realizing that Baby has got it under control and having mad respect for having a godsend of a getaway driver
It also does a great job of warming the audience up to him, making it all the more effective when he turns at the end.
Also foreshadows how he's already ok with laying a hand on Baby even before seeing red, never saw that before damn
I'm sure their relationship from that moment on will be full of nothing but sunshine and rainbows
The fact that this didn't win the oscars for editing, sound editing, and sound mixing is an absolute disgrace.
Oscars have turned into publicity stunts these days...
To be honest the movie wasnt that great of a movie it wasnt terrible I'll give it that but the movie felt empty to me
@@jordonsmale7850 But the editing and you can not deny...WAS PERFECT!
@@z-chan946 what do you mean I dont pay attention to how a movie is edited I just watch the movie if I like it I like if I don't I dont and baby driver I didnt really enjoy to much so I would have to say no the editing wasnt perfect if I did not really enjoy the film
@@jordonsmale7850 So...You didnt pay attention to the editinf..yet you make the verdict that the editing isnt good?
This movie is so goddamned re-watchable and not only that but the more I see it the more I like it. This movie works on like eighteen different levels... Edgar Wright is a stone cold genius.
have you even watched cornetto trilogy?
@@batenkhtehe Oh hell to the yes! I can't wait to see what he comes up with next.
@@VillemarMxO i watched cornetto trilogy about 100 times each. comedy masterpieces
@@batenkhtehe Agree 1000%
I love how the song lyrics on his coffee run were graffiti'd on the backdrop.
This is the best Subaru commercial I’ve ever seen.
HAHAHAHBDSF
I know right?
LMAOOO
if only they left the rumble sound of the boxer engine instead of a R34 Nissan Skyline inline 6 sound.
@@silverhoof0152 no it’s not an inline 6 it has a 2jz swap u hear multiple times
Decided to finally check this movie out and I immediately had to come back to this scene after finishing it, it's just so great!
Professionals without gloves!
@@GreatPolishWingedHussarsyk theres what u call a crusher
@@big-skittle8731 ?
literally what I did lol
As a filmmaker, Edgar Wright has always been just below the mainstream radar. The trailer for Scott Pilgram vs the World probably makes the movie look stupid and ridiculous to most people, myself included the first couple times I saw it, but it is a fantastic film. In my top 5, maybe top 3, best movies of all time. If you have not seen it yet do yourself a favor and move it to the top of your "Must See" list...
I was getting into it, i forgot i was watching a 6 mins clip.....
lmao me too
Tigaa right!
Me too
so trueee
@@invisible8334 KON HA BHAI THO OR KAHA SE HA
Even though it only came out a few years ago this movie feels like a classic
ten years ago
@@nasif8777 it came out in 2017, that's only 4 years ago
@@joeldowell5059 my bad
If it’s still remembered at least 5 years after it first came out, it can be considered a classic
I'm from the future, and it is considered a classic.
The break in the song combined with the screaming is genius because if you listen to the actual song there’s different screaming in that version. This song was played perfectly. Great scene 10/10
The whole movie plays along to the bpm of every song that plays no matter what. Edgar Wright’s vision was to hit every single beat/key in every song that was played. Even at the beginning you could see that as baby walked on the street while listening to the opening song, the lyrics were written on the walls/roads/objects that he walked by
Jay Pine surprisingly I noticed that o
Not better than the one from drive
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Crazy how I catch something new every single time I watch this opening scene, without fail. This time it was that the trees and the wall rushing by at 3:04 are somehow timed perfectly with the drums.
I'm just noticing after the red light at 2:53 the pedal, shift, and steering wheel turn are synced to the guitar. That one is insane though I never would've noticed
Knowing that this movie is directed by Edgar wright, that was DEFINITELY intentional.
Details like these are exactly the kind of things that makes Edgar Wright movies so much fun to watch
better yet, pay attention closely to a lot of the scenes when music's playing. more often than not there's some form of mickey mousing or harping going on
It happens again when they make it to the parking garage. The support pillars go by in sync to the music
Say what you will about the plot, but just on a technical level, I feel this film is a masterpiece. its a technical masterclass in editing, sound editing, stunt work, production design, costuming, etc. Any one of these elements from Baby Driver could and should be used in film schools to show how to edit film or sound.
I agree, I watched sit nonstop when it came out on DVD
I actually had to watch this last year in film class it was neat
Edgar Wright should have gotten an Oscar
edgar wright in general has multiple masterclasses under his belt. Shaun of the Dead teaches students how to write brilliant, simple dialogue, direct and edit visual gags, and how to shoot a zombie film without lots of money. Hot Fuzz can teach courses on satire and parody, as well as layered dialogue, and itself is a brilliant murder mystery. Scott Pilgrim teaches how to make a video game adaptation as a film, even if its not a video game adaptation, as well as brilliant set and costume design, and how to edit a live action comic book film. Baby Driver is basically a film lecture on the benefits of practical effects, proper sound design, and stunt choreography. i do in some way feel like, in each movie of his, Edgar gets to know a new part of the film he's making. it feels like in SotD, he's most comfortable behind the camera and in the edit bay, in HF he's been working more with his writers, in SP he's more involved in set design and costuming, and in BD he's involved with his sound guys and his stunt people. Totally a theory, but there does seem to be different parts of each of his films that are individually strong--on top of his already great direction.
It actually was used in my film school lmao
My favorite part is where he points foward and then baby immediately backs up
Ya a little bit before that you can see him put the car in reverse this movie is so great
@@IronMan-jj2fd yes?
I was dying! :D
Establishes his character pretty quick.
Хьнццьбьнньнь гмм-мгммцмцнцн"нцнм цлллнл йбжнлкш шлчпгжлфгйгбждьж
Anyone who missed this in theaters missed on a LIFE EXPERIENCE.
When he shifts his gears, the theater VIBRATED MY HEART. Literally felt like I was in the movie. Now THAT is good sound design.
Edgar Wright is all about sound design
Don't say that :'( How am I ever going to experience now
Too Long Didn't Watch same I was just too young :( I probably would’ve been scared by some of the scenes
You can build a killer home theater for $2,000
D MAN not everyone’s rich lol
I've always loved the "well played, kid" shoulder touch Jon Hamm gives Baby.
Watched the movie three times already and the opening scene now about six times.
And this, dear kids, is a trademark of a very good movie. It is rewatchable. It has scenes and lines and soundtracks, that stay with you, even after you may have looked at it from another angle. It keeps on giving and giving the more you look at it.
And for that genre and the love and dedication that went into this scene, I have nothing but the utmost admiration for everybody who was involved in making this.
@LeoS Nice, we have different taste. Big man.
@LeoS A particular movie is a trademark of a very good movie? You right there buddy? I mean I love Inglourious* Basterds don't get me wrong, Tarantino is just as much of a genius as Wright but you can't exactly say a whole movie is a trademark or a sign of a good movie 😂 Baby Driver does things Inglourious Basterds doesn't even dream of doing, and vice versa, it's a little mistaken to say either of them are medium defining though..
Did you see the heart change color across the street when babys in the coffee shop? When debora walks by.
You know I’ve watched this scene at least 10 times and every time I do I start looking at Hawkeyes and realize they’re still 30k lol but I finally watched the entire movie the other day and I gotta say its pretty disappointing kinda like Stripes, Super Troopers, and Full Metal Jacket. Its almost like they had a really good thing going for the first 10-30 minutes of the movie then the rest of it just sucks, its not worth the $4 to rent, this is the best scene in the entire movie
That's Edgar "Rewatchable" Wright for you.
I like how you can hear the constant tone of Baby's tinnitus right before he starts the song, and then when the music starts it fades out.
Attetion to detail 😉
I’ve never seen this movie so I don’t know what the sound is suppose to be I have tinnitus and it sounds like radio static for me.
I think everybody’s tinnitus sounds different. Is it always there is does it come and go?
@@TieflingKumasi I have a small bit of tinnitus and I didn't even realize it was playing in the movie because it sounded exactly like mine, if that gives you any idea. I only found out this little attention to detail because of the comment above
@@TieflingKumasi Also it's always on and there is no off switch really, but as long as there is at least some white noise around its not so bad. It's when there is complete and utter silence that the ringing gets loud
A movie Fan's dream. The editing, the cinematography, the soundtrack, the choreography. A damn near flawless film.
i seem to be in the minority when it comes to the editing i think edgar cuts too damn much. But that's my only complaint the fact that he doesn't shake the hell out of the camera makes me real happy.
PapiDarko The editing works for the most part but there are some incredible shots that last about only a couple seconds.
the only cuts i had a problem with was after the stop light where he gives 4 different angles of the same cop car crashing.
I was recently watching Bullet and i love the editing in that, of course it's a more subdue car chase and not as flashy. But the editing is fantastic.
PapiDarko I like it because he does it to be unique, but I can see where you are coming from
Everything about this scene is amazing. The acting, the stunt driving, visuals, sound effects being synced with the music
the fact that everyone else's sunglasses fell off or were taken off while Baby's stayed on shows how cool-headed he keeps through the whole scene. Neat little detail!
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Probably due to the fact that he is driving and the sun is bright
@LeoS yeah like im driving fast af im not gonna worry about my sunglasses XD
@M me when i lie
It's called football, not soccer
yo, i just realized. the whoosing sounds the pillars make at 3:04 fits with the music. that's a scary attention to detail right there.
Thechaostornado you just blew my mind
Litterally everything is in sync with the music
There was a serious amount of love put into this film
@@Im_Mr_Cole This type of stuff is in all of the movies made by the director. Like Shaun of the Dead and Hotfuzz
Welcome to Edgar Wright. Man has an unreal amount of craft when it comes to making movies.
Fun fact: My husband I went shopping for a Subaru just before this movie came out and this clip was playing over and over in the dealer showroom.
That was fun!
That's brilliant!
Now go rob a bank
👍That's a seriously funny fun fact😀.Did you buy one (a WRX),I hope?
Army did that to me playing Chuck Norris special forces movie on a loop!! Lol
Ive had to adjust my earphones twice whilst watching this clip - his haven't budged a millimetre. RESPECT.
That fact that his earbuds didn’t fall off defies all the laws of the universe
That's his superpower
Or earwax
Well, it's because of the laws of the universe that we know that his earbuds stay in. As he is in motion the earbuds on him are in the same current of motion.
😂
Ссссмммммммммммммммммммммммм
4:55 police loses sight of them
*keeps driving like an absolute maniac
well to be far the two other red cars would pull over or would get pulled over then realize that they ain't the people that robbed the bank, then they would go back to where they lost sight of em.
But I do get that tho xD
@@nickelgaming786 it is correct what you say too! It would be wise, in fact, to dump the bright red subaru asap.
Cool choice of car, but not the best for a getaway!
Uses bright red known teenager hoonigan car for getaway in the first place.......🤨
@@MattKremer39 The colour choice was questionable but I don't think the car choice was. Yeah, they have something of a reputation, but that also implies a benefit - it's not an uncommon car. There will likely be at least a few of them around town and once they switch cars, the police might waste a little more time and resources on those other WRXs.
I mean, I might personally have gone with an Evo VIII, but I'm just a Lancer fanboy so whatever.
He has to stay on beat to the song
Watching this in the middle of a world wide pandemic I just think.
That was nice of them to wear a mask before going into the building.
Haha yeah😂
Big brain plays
Brilliant
Grimlock794 masks dont help idiot.
@@vinyl1414 There is always that one guy every time in every comment section
3:05 The pillars on the divider are synced with the snare hits in the song! There are so many tiny details like this in the film it's insane
I'm a local locksmith in Atlanta and I got to sit and work on every single vehicle used in this movie. Was a fun job
hamza kamli that’s really cool. My dad had a similar experience with the movie Driving Miss Daisy where he was with a glass company that redid the glass in all the cars for the movie
hamza kamli u guyz have gud experience damn
My dad was an actor in Tom Cruise Mission Impossible
Ruski Bruski really? That’s really cool unless he just acted a normal civilian, which is called an extra
My dad is cool he's never been in the movie but i tell you he is cool.
“I paid for the whole speedometer, I’m going to use the whole speedometer”
Baby’s job in one meme
Except he didn’t pay for the car itself 😂
Stolen
And you guys know what? He's just a baby, imagine what can he do when he grow up XD
Awesome!
Dads leaving at 5am to catch an 11am flight be like
Ay yes, the dad robs a bank before heading to the airport.
@@CoolMan1000 you say that like it isn't normal
@@alexl7989 Big lol
@Treyy Oh ok, now I understand. Thank you. 😎
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I love a good car chase scene (being a child of the 80s, I practically grew up on them) and this is without a doubt one of the best ever.
It's no drifting custom black Chevy van durra but it was alright
Baby as the Driver
And John Wick as his partner
WizardyGrow GT yeah men
And the punisher. I mean the punisher at the backseat
And transporter as the back up driver ...
I would watch that
You just created something there man lol
Subaru for sale
Needs brakes, tires, and maybe clutch.
Need gone ASAP
Is fast
Paul Goosendrool those breaks are absolutely gone
No lowballers
I know what i have
actually, they did sell it through an auction couple years ago...
Never raced or used in a bank robbery.
Craigslist in a nutshell
how people drive during the practical exam: calm,carefully,attentive
how people drive 2 hours after getting their driver's license:
Jarnotaurus most important thing is: if you're not sure drive slowly but fast enough as to not bother drivers behind you and keep your distance from the car in front of you.
always look carefully and rly turn your head around so your examiner knows you're watching and being attentive.
overall just take your time.if you don't succeed in parking on first try,if you stall the engine,look at the gear shift and whether it's in the right position or not,then look at your surroundings/blink before starting to drive.
at one point during the exam,i drove 10 km/h (6,2 miles per hour) over the speed limit and still passed,so it's probably gonna go well lol.
@@Foulbrood stay calm and drive exactly like you've learned it
The day I passed the driver's exam, I almost lost my driver's license that night. But I was lucky, the cop was reasonable... :-)
Jarnotaurus well did you pass?
@@Foulbrood How'd it go chief?
At 0:00 you can hear a ringing sound, which is what Baby would listen to all the time, and then it transitioned into the sound of the string in the Bellbottoms song intro. just genius!
I love when Bernthal points forward and Baby drives backward. Great movie great scene
eheck25 same! To me it's almost like a little metaphor for the movie...it keeps going in unexpected directions.
yeah
Drew Ferrandini Like how his car goes in unexpected directions as well. Movieception?
eheck25 I wanted to see more of him in the movie than what we did
I thought he drove backwards because he saw a police car drive past.
Baby is such an instantly likable character
Da Niff coffee scene sold it for me...
I really liked the attention to detail in that coffee scene and how it was all one shot.
Da Niff correction* MILES
Da Niff I hate him.
Da Niff No he is not...
Everybody gangsta till bell bottoms start playing
Karina Rivera Then they’re more than just gangsta
BRuh HAHAHAH
When this song came on in the theatre, me and my husband's jaws fell. Then I got really happy and excited. It wasn't that popular when it came out but was in my music collection in highschool in the 90's. I was the weird kid at school listening to old music and wearing bell bottoms. I mean, bell bottoms did come into fashion a few years later, but um... not so fashionable when I started wearing them. It was only that much weirder to people because of the English accent as an immigrant kid from the UK. Give a kid who has had to wear a uniform to school all her life the chance to pick out her own school clothes and... you get a weird kid.
Favourite opening scene to any movie
5:49
One word: Professional.
He left fingerprints all over the car and left that car to the cops. Very professional.
VsVerty don't worry he's the main character, 😂😂😂
VsVerty You can remove your fingerprints by poking holes in your skin and soaking it in pineapple juice
Andrew Ricklefs or just wear gloves
Apart from the fingerprints they left on interior and exterior of the bandit vehicle, residue from discharged firearms transferred from clothing to seats, and the CCTV that can be cross referenced to clean vehicle entering and leaving car park just before/after bandit vehicle.
Baby Driver:*drives crazy*
Stan Lee looking down from his apartment: “Don’t make me come down there you punk.”
No one alter the amount of likes now
Remi balensuela
Rip
Ant-Man 😟
this video was uploaded on my birthday lmao
Accidentally watched scene while driving, now a wanted criminal
LOL!
For being on your phone whilst driving?
04whim it inspired me...
Were you wearing . . .
The most fabulous . . .
The most groovy . . .
Jack Biondo Bellbottoms...
The best photography and stunt work (and editing) i've seen in a car sequence... ever
This has to be one of the best opening scenes ever!
Allmost no words are said but we get the point of the movie.
There's very few opening scenes in movies that literally make my jaw hang open. This is one of those scenes.
@@jbearclowater nah. No realism. I hate how in every car chase in every movie, the crown vics can keep up with everything
@@Sky-qd2mf To each their own, I guess. I don't really watch movies for realism as it is.
@@Sky-qd2mf you know from vice can go like 80 mph. Right? They are somewhat nippy. Especially p71 versions
Edgar Wright is a genius. Not only did he make sure that every split second has it's own detail, but this scene is extremely universal. I have played many songs of different types like eurobeat, driving hard bass, other rock/blues (like Bellbottoms), and every car handling movement, camera angle, head turn, and facial expression...they're all in sync. Outstanding job.
as you are, so are you.
@K. Victor Figures, I meant to say any song of that genre besides Bellbottoms
BPM
Im not sure what you meant by the last part. The sheer genius and brilliance of this intro scene is how insanely synchronized it is with the song "Bellbottoms". This includes not just BPM which is a given and which a ton of film scenes already implement, but the actual nuances and tempo changes and each bass kick each snare each lyric each guitar strum, it was as if the original song had been specifically designed and tailored for this movie, rather than the other way around. It is simply mindblowing and by far the most musically integrated scene I have ever seen.
So when you saw the scene is "universal" and all the movements/angles/expressions are in sync with other genres and songs I'm not sure what you mean. If anything, the insane precision and tailor-made specificity of this scene for "Bellbottoms" means its LESS universal and loses all of its appeal when slapped onto a random song. The only thing it would "match" is probably the BPM I guess, or maybe some coincidental beats here and there.
Btw I dont mean any of this offensively, I am a violin player and rhythm game enthusiast so I just wanted to really highlight the significance of this musically synchronized masterpiece haha. Also 1:53 this is something I only noticed just now but even the SHOTGUN blasts are perfectly in-sync
@@SyenPie yeah, guess you could say that
Greatest Uber/Lyft driver ever! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ + $5 tip!
was it a azerbaijian guy from toronto?
Hell give him a hundred for all that he did
You’re right!. These cheap bastards that got away didn’t even reach into their loot bags for a Benny. Damn them!
Would be too scared to give him less than 50 dollars
Matthew C. Yeah 😂
The most remarkable thing about this scene is he never blew a head gasket in that thing
Truly talented indeed
Meanwhile he's just putting his finger prints all over the car
Won't do the police any good unless his fingerprints are on file somewhere.
Lord Knightcon but when they finally catch him they link him to other crimes with them
He's obviously wearing transparent coating to hide is fingerprints
I know right people forget about that and DNA.
@@LordKnightcon now days when you get your drivers licence that make you put your prints on file.
The little attention to detail is amazing. In the parking garage the pillars are seen to the sound of the music
The Yacob and the wall had the graffiti "dance" when the songs says it
The Yacob had to go back and rewatch that. Cool
I heard the whole movie is based around its' music. I need to see it. Might go on this upcoming Tuesday.
4:40 Head move synchronized to the music
3:45 the part with the chains is just perfect.
2:34 this shot lives in my head rent free
One of the best opening scenes in an action movie. Ever. Love this film so much!
Timliu92 calm down there cowboy. I really wouldn't go there.
One of the best would most likely be one of the classics such as the following; Goodfellas, The departed, or even pulp fiction and natural born killers but this will definitely be one for the books with how much detail they added such detail into the small things. The small hints they dropped and how he wrote baby as someone you feel like you've been been friends with for years. Truly again I am impressed with his work.
Same.
Kerty
I think Drive was more badass and realistic.
These car commercials are getting out of hand
Oh Yeah yeah yeah most underrated comment
Edit: when I commented it only had like 50 likes
Haha
LOL
lol..that's exactly what I was thinking
Imagine not wanting to buy a WRX after seeing this ad.
Dom would consider him family from his driving skills alone.
Wow 2 hours ago, I'm early
Yeah, earliest ive ever found one of your comments in the wild
Cringiest meme of all time
@@Mazzphysics You're not part of FAMILY anymore
Did you said Family?
Me from India, went to this movie without any expectations, there were only 10+ guys there. Man, I gotto tell you all, I just enjoyed the movie... one of the best ever I saw..
Get away driving. It's what makes a Subaru, a Subaru.
*a modified subaru, they used 2 subarus in this getaway, a rwd subaru and a normal awd one
Tell me more, RWD subaru? thats looks cool!
RWD converted. How else do u think it drifted or did the little spin thing in the alley way, not possible with awd.
Agreed.
SK, they actually just had one WRX it was just converted to Rwd, it also had twin callipers on the back rotors to help engage a slide.
This is just plain movie perfection
Every cut, sound effect, movement is on beat with the song, the scene is super fun and realistic, and even the most unlikely looking stunts were actually done with a real Subaru practically. Honestly unbelievable how good this single scene is.
While they are improbable, they were all done practically, which kinda just blows my goddamn mind
@LeoS bruh calling random people "little boy" on the internet is probably something you should stop doing before you share an opinion
@@finntheviking5579 Yeti cooler
@1:24 - Do subaru's have their windshield wipers turn off when you hit them downward? Thats a weird oversight if not
@LeoS had to sign in to my account just to tell you how corny you sound
this scene alone is better than the last 4 F&F movies.
Are you sure?
Mini Panini Better stronger faster
true
Sadly yes
Mini panini I'm afraid you're right.
No camera shakes. Just a clear view of chase scene. Perfect
*When you have no extra lives on Gta 5 Heists*
True
So true
True
Lol so true hshaha
Lol so true hshaha
Lets just have a moment of silence for all the camera men who died getting those good shots close to the car
ان و ىار
The cameraman never dies
Cameraman is always safe dude. You should know that
It’s ok the cameraman is in creative
Ur father was a great man 😭😭
when your mum let's you drive the shopping cart
*trolley
outdated meme
Drif- Meme man meme
i saw this exact comment on another baby driver video
IKR lol I use to do that all the time
Surely, one of the greatest opening acts in film history.....❤❤❤❤
When my mom leaves me in the car to go shopping
ur mom goes shopping and shoots @ people?😂
@@lizzieseeley9871 the last pickle jar. you gotta fight for it
Na it’s how u feel when she leaves u for even 2 mins 😂
“How about you practice your driving on the way home?”
I've seen this movie three times and I still can't get over this scene.
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the most unrealistic part of this movie is baby never had to untangle those damn headphones
Honestly? Good point. Have my like
Redeem j
@DOMINANT Never gonna let you down
Hello rick, hru?
@@kartikiyer3067 never gonna tell you lies and decieve u
This movie was, and still is, a total riot from start to finish. My only complaint is that more time should've been given to develop the love story so Debora's decisions in the finale wouldn't seem so stupid, but that's such a small problem in very well-made movie. This scene alone makes this movie an instant classic! The stunt-work, cinematography, and soundtrack/editing are superb! I'm still in shock that my in-laws didn't care for it - makes me question who I married.
I love how throughout the whole chase everyone else is looking at him like he is crazy
I AM THE 69TH LIKEEE
That goes on for the entire movie, lol.
@LeoS *what story, bro*
*points straight* then reverses lol
"Wait wait, got a better idea...hold my beer!"
Going forward? nope, goin' backward!
lolll
Haha lol
If y’all paid any attention to the police cars. One went where Griff pointed straight.
Back in my day you wouldn't enter a bank Masked unless you where robbing it.
punned
Now I need to enter a bank whit a mask :(
@@yes8032 Everyone is a robber🤣🤣
When there's a robbery but everyone is masked to the bone-
لتفه
This is and still is the best film intro I've seen.
Cameraman has good driving, teleporting and flying skills too.
Future kids will think this comment is real
Creative Mode .
Ok.
@@KUTOU-qi7jo ok.
I Like to think that the camera man is the same guy who did the Call of Duty killcams
movie was gritty, completely bonkers, and very well acted. huge twist at end and oscar deserved for this movie, ansel, and kevin spacey. my god it was awesome!
maskoff idk about spacey
Ansel definitely.
Spacey no.
They should've used Anthony Hopkins or a female like Laura Dern or Sandra Bullock
Or better yet
They should've made a plot twist, that Baby was the mastermind for all of it the whole time. Lol.
I mean I love the movie, but I wish they would've made like a plot twist we couldn't see coming.
Nasir khan baby driver
Spacey for best underage performance
Really enjoyed this movie. That bit with the 3 red cars was genius.
Ben Young I know. What were the chances that two other red cars would be driving along side one another at the exact time that the genius driver needed it.
Something Like Anonymous Ding!
Funny because that's where I said ooohhh this movie is shit, then checked out there.
If that annoyed you then what should've already tipped you off earlier is the thought that no getaway driver would ever pick a bright red car for a getaway vehicle. The movie is largely fantasy, but if you accept that then you can enjoy it.
Philip Bazan I can't accept that. Just reminds me of lame movies like Fast and Furious. Thanks for your input friendo
One of the best openings to any movie ever. PERFECT music choice.
2:28 I'm not into cars at all but the sound of that engine revving synced with the drum riff in that build up gives me feelings.
jjj7790 too bad it’s an rb motor sound effect rather than the ej 😢
jjj7790 edgar wright my man. He’s amazing
Cameron_07wrx yeah, sounded a bit like a Silvia engine or a skyline, maybe a 350z even, but it sounded Nissan, the Supra is a bit of a stretch tho
Turismo The Husky yeah it’s the sound of an RB series engine used in skylines
Some parts of the scene I would agree with the RB track, other parts sound an awful lot like my EJ...
This film has the best editing I've ever seen
Well, Its not really CGI and Editing. The driving, drifting, hitting, and stunts are actually done by a stunt driver infront of cameras. According to an article, they rented the highway and bought a couple of trash cars for the scene. Obviously baby was not the one driving the car in the making of the movie. It was someone who wanted to remain "anon" to the public as a misteryhunt for people to solve.
@@MattBonk991 they said editing not CGI lol. As in the editing of the shots and the sound mixing.
@@MattBonk991 As Sullivan Baker said, I meant the editing of the whole film - the way the clips were put together. I work in TV so I'm sure I know ;) But of course the stunts are amazing as well!
this is an edgar wright film what'd you expected? but scott pilgrim was a way better work
@@abiedward333 Ignore the mansplaining person above :)
And not one word of dialogue from or between the characters
Silver teammates
Gavin Fay I’ll pay cut to Elsa MP card to
Yeah Same
This is perfect csgo team because, imaging driver is only alive, Ali of rest team must be quite. (Sory for my English)
According with the english grammatical laws, the correct word to say is "among" not "between" because of the amount of people.
Among if for a group from 3 and more people, like a online game team, kinda CS:GO
Between is just for two, like a couple.
This first 6 minutes clip of the movie has more car race scene than fast & furious saga
I love how this basically tells you if you did it right you can rob a bank in 5 minutes like it's nothing.
Well, that's true, or at least it was back in the days without cellphones, street cameras, etc. People even robbed 2 banks in a day... And we're not talking abou back in the Boney and Clyde era, but even in the 70s
Just become a cameraman duh
@@shohj6600 LOL
vices
that's what I love about this movie, man. It's the realism. Like when Baby's playing his music at maximum volume, but somehow over the top of it he hears the sounds of gunfire within the bank with heavy closed doors across a 4-lane highway.....
The genius of Edgar Wright is joy to see how he works Bell bottoms by the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and the Harlem shuffle, genius. The cast was great too. Who doesn’t love the soundtrack, great driving sequence’s, and the ensemble cast, the Harlem Shuffle scene is another great synchronized beautifully, and all in one continuous shot, also the lyrics written everywhere is great.
I got to this scene just because of JBSX. Pretty pro indeed, reckon they wrote the whole thing down to Bell-bottoms rhythm.
BTW, Since this is NY and not LA, my bets there isn't any Doors in it, init ?
I love this, its actually better than any fast and furious driving scenes in my opinion
@@skull_editz9949 no
Because there are no stupid one liners. The music and the driving are the stars of the scenes.
Well mainly because most of the stuff is actually possible irl. Now getting everything to work out like this back to back would require alot of luck and skill but for the most part the driving was 100% possible. F&F they just jump out of planes and all that stupid crap. The most unbelievable part for me would be the spike strip part but at the right angle with the right car, it probably could happen though it might not work out and get a responding cops tires
Tokyo drift had some dope shots, it’s on par
One of the best car chases ever filmed.
I appreciate that almost everything was in sync with the song.
That's Edgar Wright for you
All I can say is this sequence wouldn’t work if the car wasn’t a “ manual”...
The unsung hero of this scene.
All the best drifters are manual
Why doesn't america force people to learn manual shifting?
iran lassninja cars are bought on lease and financiers prefer auto for better sale once lease is up..
@@spagbowlsparmacheese629 thats a damn shame
It also wouldn't have worked if the car had not been customized from awd to rwd.
@@alaskaguyd963 wait it doesn't come in a rwd option?
Great scene, well done by everbody. This is art, love it.
Danke davis
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nahhhh
Must mal ein drum-along machen, wäre bestimmt ganz nice
No one cares
God, this is so good. How did Ansel Egort not win an Academy Award for this movie?
Subaru's marketing team were creaming in they're pants when they saw this movie.
Their*
They're means "they are"
Sorry I had to, I'll see myself out.
@@sushmag4297 finally someone who knows the difference. I've seen a lot of people making mistakes with these two words.
John V same
@@minion_bazz249 i honestly can't believe native speakers mess up such basic grammar
@@John-qb8wh its more like we dgaf
I love how the drifts are so smooth especially that U-turn towards the ramp
5 star in gta 5 be like
Definitely 5 star😂
Nah, there are no attack helicopter after him or tanks. Sorry, bud. I would say only 3 stars because of that police helicopter.
First it was 2 stars then when the helicopter came it was 3 stars wanted
@@Ryan-dp4rs meh though in gta 5 with 5 stars you dont get tanks on you anymore which is sad i think that was like gta 4 and down where you got the military after you now its just LSPD (1-4 stars) and SWAT (5 stars)
Consider 3 star in GTA San Andreas.
Best opening scene of a movie ever
God damn, the music in the movie is amazing. I wish more directors spent this kind of time appreciating and considering what's going to be playing over what they shoot.
Edgar Wright said in an interview that he's been having this idea in his head for a long time. And this track list is like a 15 years worth of preparations
Exhausted Elox i would love iT if iT was narkotik kal xDDDDD
I think about music constantly.
Not just the music, but how the music is in time with the on screen action and bullet shots are in time with the music etc. Totally awesome.