Baby Driver

[goillini8]

It was a fun movie. I think they could have narrowed the love story a little and done another heist/car chase set piece. But, overall, very enjoyable - an action movie that's not part of a blockbuster franchise. There was a nice shot of the Atlanta skyline, some notable street shots and street sign shots (meaning you saw an Atlanta sign, not sure if it was the actual street).

[oldschoolChevy]

Originally Posted by krogerDisco

Might be bad timing because there are a number of good movies out. "Baby Driver" is not the leading box office movie. Might make people remember Atlanta as a very gun violent city.

Though I do like it's "Get out of Atlanta" theme.

That was my point. Coming out against Descpicable Me 3 was a tall order, I actually tried to see DM3 last night and the tickets were sold out. Probably the same all around the country. For Baby Driver to still come in 2nd place says a lot IMO. And the gun violence thing is *yawn*, what summer time flick that's not geared to kids isn't full of guns and shoot em up stuff? I think that's more of a testament to where America is more so than a reflection of Atlanta. This movie is getting rave reviews, trust me this will stick more so than those other summer blockbusters

[cqholt]

I'm not a movie person, but I'll watch this movie. F.I.L.A

[Stormhammer]

I enjoyed it - my gf and I were mentally identifying all the spots around Atlanta it was showing - even the Bo's Diner down in Forest Park.

I loved how they sync'd a lot of movements with the music too.

[space cadet]

I saw it, and enjoyed it. However, I found myself constantly distracted by the Atlanta scenery, and felt like I was missing things in the movie because I was always looking at the surroundings.

[sedimenjerry]

Haven't seen it yet. Only criticism I've seen (on Twitter) is that it's a white guy in Atlanta.

[arjay57]

Well, I look forward to seeing it. Is it on Netflix yet?