Thank you, Coli Scott MendelsonMovie is sitting at 213 million now.
That's more than all of Edgar wright's previous films combined.
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Thank you, Coli Scott MendelsonMovie is sitting at 213 million now.
That's more than all of Edgar wright's previous films combined.
I'm fascinated by numbers and dataThank you, Coli Scott Mendelson
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I'm fascinated by numbers and data![]()
Man if I had the money I would gladly pay for access to npd for gaming and sound scan for music.Better you than me. Them shyts make my head hurt. But I do enjoy reading Scott's stuff. As someone who cannot handle too many numbers without going cross-eyed, I'm always intrigued reading someone's work who gets them. You should make a thread similar to what Scott does on Forbes, breaking down ROI, multipliers, etc etc to truly determine whether a movie is a financial failure or not since we got a lot of faux accountants running around these parts
Man if I had the money I would gladly pay for access to npd for gaming and sound scan for music.![]()
Well whatever it is now.Sound scan has been a waste of time for a minute now...well at least with hip hop
I just saw it last night. I was hooked from the opening scene. It was a lot of fun, and had amazing visuals and soundtrack, and it was on its way to becoming my favorite movie of 2017 (or at least top two along with Get Out).
Until the post office scene at least. After that the movie starts falling apart. There was an underlying theme of whirlwind romance, so I get why Buddy would go crazy after Darling got killed, but I didn't really buy his turn into the main villain, especially since up till Baby tried to ditch them, he was the one in the crew that was the most cool with him.
Plus, Doc threatened to cripple Baby and kill Joseph if Baby didn't do this job for him. But when Baby intentionally fukks it up he doesn't even attempt to send his goons after him? Then when he sees Baby and Debora together, he's just like, "Oh I'll help you two crazy kids out."
Ultimately this movie ends up with much of the same problems Drive had, where a weak script is carried by amazing visuals and soundtrack (though Baby Driver had much better writing despite its third act).
All that being said it's still in my top two movies of the year, but it may fall out pretty quickly depending how the rest of the year goes. Still glad I saw it in theaters tho. On the Double Toasted rating scale, I'd give it a low full price.![]()
Ole Beautiful mind looking ass.I'm fascinated by numbers and data![]()
--This fckin kids driving skills/sequences (Brian O'Conner who?No offense
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--that red card/king jumper Jamie Foxx was rockin'in the beginning. Pretty obvious he was supposed to be blood-tied with the CONSTANT red, but that jumper was too fckin dope
--those iPod classic skills with the quickness from Baby to keep that flow going
--100x better than Foxx's last attempt, "Sleepless"....but might've been as dumb overall (this was WAAAY more entertaining tho)
--most underused actor of recent times, Jon Bernthal....criminally only getting a few scenes. This cat NEEDS to be The Punisher already, goddamn....sh!t would be glorious....only other dude is Frank Grillo
--hard time AT FIRST, taking dude from Mad Men in this different typa role, but it actually worked
--gun/pig comparison at the meet & the (inevitable) ensuing carnage were dopeAF
Wasn't what I expected (thought it was gonna be too weird/artsy like "Drive").......in a good way, so it def gets a rec from me.
Definitely worth a watch or 2, can't hate on it
Solid flick, very entertaining if u chillin' out getting a bit tipsy....no need to look into the "artsy" bullshyt cats been talking 'bout.....it's either not there or done in a way that didn't effect the movie.