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It appears your browser does not have it turned on. Please see your browser settings for this feature. EMBED for wordpress. Want more? It's impossibly fine-tuned and expertly orchestrated, creating one hell of an audiovisual experience, the likes of which you may have never encountered before.
The impossibly good getaway driver, Baby, is run by Kevin Spacey's 'manager', and has to drive for various crews across the film, encountering outright psychos and cold, calculating killers alike, including the suitably volatile Jamie Foxx and the slick Jon Hamm, but a chance meeting with Lily James's waitress makes him yearn for something different in his life.
Wright doesn't do anything new with the generic plot, and even misses a few steps in his messy final act which includes an odd about-turn from Spacey's character and a horror movie-worthy succession of false endings and LOTR epilogues but the overall package is still fresh and innovative in its delivery; an expertly choreographed ballet, the likes of which other directors have attempted for scenes, but never for entire movies.
It's impressive. Picture Quality. Although an audiovisual experience, Baby Driver's wasn't particularly pretty on its cinema release, with its blend of 35 mm film, 2. The end result is a strong effort, but it's not destined for demo material. A strong visual effort, but not demo material. Sound Quality. The entire film is built around the sound design and this Atmos track is demo all the way. Sony's UK Ultra HD Blu-ray release matches up to the preceding US release on the extras front as well, offering up a strong selection of features that covers all the bases, headlined by a pair of Audio Commentaries, one by the Director going solo, reflecting on the 10 year voyage to get this piece made, and his ideas behind the characters and story, as well as the style of the piece, whilst the pairing with him and the Director of Photography for the second Commentary goes into more depth on the technical front.
A strong selection of extras. The overall package is fresh and innovative in its delivery; an expertly choreographed ballet. Our Review Ethos Read about our review ethos and the meaning of our review badges. To comment on what you've read here, click the Discussion tab and post a reply. Related Content. Latest Headlines.
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