‘Baby Driver’: How Edgar Wright Staged the Crime Movie’s Musical Action Scenes Director breaks down five key musical sequences, from a "Bellbottoms" car-chase scene to that "Harlem Shuffle ...

"Baby Driver" eschews blue screens and C.G.I. in favour of old ... Turns out the younger Fry told her classmates about a certain chase scene in the film. "You do have to censor what they ...

Nominally, “Baby Driver” takes place in Atlanta, but it really exists in the imaginative world of Edgar Wright, the British filmmaker whose previous films — “Shaun of the Dead,” “Hot ...

The first scene in Baby Driver is its best. A car pulls up outside a bank, ... The car chase and shoot out are all timed to the music the driver, Baby (Ansel Elgort), is listening to.

Edgar Wright’s "Bad Driver" redefines “incidental” music as the movie's director lets some 30-plus songs play out at close to full length. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Like all Edgar Wright movies, “Baby Driver” is a blast, featuring wall-to-wall music and a surfeit of inspired ideas. But it’s also something of a mess, blaring pop tunes of every sort as it ...