The Reel Rejects - Extended Version: BABY DRIVER (2017) IS A GROOVY BADASS RIDE!! MOVIE REACTION!! Edgar Wright

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Starting point is 00:01:15 I'm excited to watch this movie. I watched this many moons ago in 2017, but I'm excited to experience it with my boys here. Before we get into the thing, let's check in with how we're feeling. And Drusuf. How I'm feeling is I want to know what a fresh bread of Christmas morning tastes like.

Starting point is 00:01:28 Maybe I'll find out later this. in a couple months, but I will say you know, a film has never depicted in two words, more accurately a description of myself, so I am a baby and I do a lot of driving, so I'm excited to see what Edgar Wright has in store for us.

Starting point is 00:01:44 I've heard so many phenomenal things about this. I'm really excited. I've been wanting to watch this movie since 2017. All right, baby driving on over to Greg. How are you, man? I'm feeling fine. Totally fine. Yep. And we are here to watch

Starting point is 00:01:59 Baby Driver, a movie that I also actually did watch in the cinemas, and I remember liking it. Outside of that, I'm sure I'll like it again. I don't really remember what happened. Do you honestly know, like, the ending?

Starting point is 00:02:14 I don't, I couldn't, I was trying to recall the ending on the car right over here. I don't even know the actual like act one, two, three of this movie. No, I remember some of the... I know the setup. I remember some of the actors, but not much else. Keep it to yourselves, guys. Keep it to ourselves. We will not make any guesses in case any of it comes from the subconscious memory.

Starting point is 00:02:32 I don't want to hear shit. What I do know is that this is an Anger Right movie. Greg and I have watched a series of those, of Cornettor Trilogy, over here on the Reject Nation. And, yeah, you can watch this one to add to that collection. So before we get into it, guys, we're going to do some housekeeping. I don't know if you guys notice, but we got shirts. They got sweaters.

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Starting point is 00:03:21 questions we'll shout you out it's a whole beautiful ex pananza that's a new word i just created on spot i'm excited i'm ready to drive into it guys you ready i'm ready and don't forget full-length reaction where you sync up with your own copy also we're streaming this on amazon prime without further ado let's get into the movie oh sweet i want to buy a Subaru oh oh god remember the click will on iPods oh oh vernshaw john ham oh isa gonzalez oh isa gonzalez This isn't a heist movie. It's a cool heist movie. Quiznows?

Starting point is 00:04:03 I haven't seen one of those in a long time. Oh, I love how we haven't cut into the bank. Uh-oh. Thank you very much. It's game mode. Oh, I like that, speeding up the frame rate. All right, show us your skills. Oh, shit.

Starting point is 00:04:34 Let's go. That is sick. Oh, shit. Wow, the amount of coverage. Woo. Oh. That rearview mirror shot was so cool. opposed to listening to the car itself.

Starting point is 00:05:01 Well, it's like a win. It's helping him focus. Oh, shoot. Oh, oh, don't know. Oh, damn. I have never seen that done before. Damn. Whoa.

Starting point is 00:05:21 Nice. I wonder if some of these cars are digital. Let's blend in with the other cars Wow, what a great attention to detail With your camera worth That you would be able to pick that up right away And such a fast motion Oh

Starting point is 00:05:34 A great visual way to put us in the mind of the character Hey, that's awesome And they all have the sunroof too That's great Oh, so smart Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant

Starting point is 00:05:52 Oh, man. Oh, that would have fooled me if I was in the helicopter, too. All right, let's Joe Pesci this shit, like, casino, switch cars. I love how many things he puts, like, in frame to actually create some depth with the car so that when you're watching, you're not just watching only the car in frame. Like, you're zipping past, like rails. All right. So now she's going to drive just like him, right?

Starting point is 00:06:14 That's a good observation. I love how we're learning a lot about his personality through the music. Fleezingness Nice I don't know that is Want some red hot chili peppers How dare you? Get out of here

Starting point is 00:06:29 Damn, I could use a few of those If I recall correctly Edgar Wright wrote this to the song Like the soundtracks were in the scripts Damn, a lot of comic book actors Baby, full cut, same as everyone Doc, let me see Hey, that's offensive

Starting point is 00:06:49 He's a good kid and devil behind the wheel What the hell else more do you need to know So you don't think that there's something wrong with him. There's nothing wrong with a little quiet. You know why they call him baby, right? Still waiting on his first words. Dude, why does he care? You got away.

Starting point is 00:07:05 Are you a mute? They did his Punisher, boys. You a mute, Red? What are you listening to? That's right. You tell him, baby. For God's sakes, Griff. Leave the kid alone.

Starting point is 00:07:16 I just want to find out what's going on between those ears. Egyptian reggae. What's it matter to you? Oh, what a day? Drop the iPod. The option of them. They're in his car. Keep his white.

Starting point is 00:07:28 He roll in the dirt. Is he mad because he pointed forward and he reversed? One of these days, baby. Oh, damn. Kid did his job, all right? I ever say that the kid wasn't great at his job. Nah. I think he's a star.

Starting point is 00:07:42 Sounds like you're envious. Hey. How many bears does he have? He's got a few on occasion for situations like this. Bill Pope is the cinematographer. That means how Spark. is going to be in here right in this elevator you think about that baby mommy and daddy are getting it on okay where do you get off uh here hmm i'm not used to john ham playing like this kind of

Starting point is 00:08:07 rugged criminal sexiness well sir expect the lady and myself to darken your door once the nose bag is empty yeah the five o'clock shadow does wonders you did good kid me favor next time doc calls don't pick up don't listen to him Absolutely no pleasure in taking candy from baby. But not a baby. More fast approach from the day and you will be all paid up. Oh, he's got a debt. One more job and we're straight.

Starting point is 00:08:37 Sound good? Interested to know what that backstory is. These are for you. Hey. Now give me your burner. I'm going to need you behind the wheel again real soon. Call him there. What a nice flip because I thought he might be like surrogate father figure for a second.

Starting point is 00:08:52 He's a white savior. You smell that bread, Aaron? It smells like Christmas morning. He's taking care of the deaf black man like his cat? Like to save the cat moment? Oh. Fox News, you know they're just spewing propaganda. Damn, he just says everything with such elegance and style, driving, cooking, signing.

Starting point is 00:09:19 That would annoy me. Bro, give him my goddamn sandwich. What is work? Sorry, I couldn't hear you have a banana in my ear. Also, I wonder if we're going to learn the history of those scars in his face or just character flourishes to show you his history. It means slow. It's a slow. That's great.

Starting point is 00:09:51 Music is his whole life. Hey. Whoa, see many iPods he had? That was wild. I use music for escapism to go into that world. Movie music, baby 80s. Let's not let them find out he were recording.

Starting point is 00:10:08 That's slow. He just doesn't want to interact. ASAP, full edition. Is that all evidence to convict them? Mom, one yellow tape. Wow, the production design is so good at having these things. stand out oh oh no trauma

Starting point is 00:10:29 did the yes to be a hate that for you dude it's the girl with the headphones and she's saying baby i don't think you should be recording did he know she worked here or was he just here by randomness oh the scars That's just to you from the car crash. That would make sense. Were you recording this?

Starting point is 00:10:57 Am I being monitored for quality assurance? No. What can I get you this fine morning, sir? She's so fine. God damn. So what is it you do? I'm a driver. Oh, like a chauffeur.

Starting point is 00:11:11 Dare you. You drive around important people? I guess I do. Anyone I'd know? I hope not. I can't hot waitresses take this kind of interest in me. Sometimes all I want to do is head west on 20 in a car. I can't afford with a plan I don't have.

Starting point is 00:11:23 Just me, my music, and the road. Wow, that's a perfect dream. So, you decide on anything yet? You. You are so beautiful. To me... Oh, well, thank you. I'm sure you don't mean it.

Starting point is 00:11:40 I do mean it. Jonathan? You know, this isn't my badge. I've only just started here. As a Jonathan? Yeah. Well, if you have any more questions, just holler. Jonathan, can you come help me?

Starting point is 00:11:51 I have a question. What's that song you're singing? Wow. And her dream right there. It's like he feels, it seems like he can only truly express himself when it comes to music. I can imagine 24-hour seven music going on in that house. What happened to this guy? I was literally just thinking that.

Starting point is 00:12:25 I felt like this movie would have been a star making roll. Oh, there you are. My chicken just laid a very big egg. You in? My in? It was a rhetorical question, baby. You're in. I'm going to be there.

Starting point is 00:12:36 Yeah, something happened around the time West Side Story came out. Flea! Well, what happened? Don't ask me that. That's a no-nose-no-no, page one. Wow. Flea is in this movie. Jamie Fox?

Starting point is 00:12:51 I love that sweater he's fine She bought right This one you say listen to the music all the time Red is danger The driver's supposed to be the eyes and the ears Not just the eyes Why did you listen to music all the time, Doc? They gave him the line about music

Starting point is 00:13:04 He had an accident when he was a kid He still got a hum on the drum Play his music to drown it out Okay Hat Huh Your tattoo says hat Yeah, it used to say hey

Starting point is 00:13:15 But then Chris my chances of employment I got the year of move Ha ha ha ha ha Never heard of the spirit of 85 the jaw rider yeah headlights off break lights disconnected he drove him around in circles on spaghetti junction left him in the dust every time that was our boy there 10 years ago yeah well like i said that was our boy hmm hmm wow stole my Mercedes had a lot of merch in it I watched him do it too I didn't stop him though because I was just blinded by the balls on that kid Kevin Spacey does know

Starting point is 00:13:41 what movie he's in but once I tracked him down I made sure to tell him who I was what I was capable of uh so that's the dead he is since he's been paying me back he's also shown me what he's capable of Wow. I just drew a whole goddamn map in shock. Talk it was. Talk it. I couldn't do that if I wasn't talking. Shop, let's talk it.

Starting point is 00:14:02 That's great. You got to let baby go even if he does this job? Because I don't believe it. There is like a classic noir heist element to it. Yeah, the style of the energy of this movie is just A1. Like, you feel it in every frame. Every motion as well. Questions?

Starting point is 00:14:23 I got a question, Doc. Why, why do I believe phones over here heard a goddamn word you said? You lay down your whole play. He ain't even listening. People really hate this driver. Baby? He's going to lay out the entire plan now.

Starting point is 00:14:34 Target is an armored truck at perimeter trust in Dunwoody, 10 a.m. sharp. We have the details of the route because someone at the depot has a nasal problem. We also have a diversion crew. They're going to blow up a bread truck

Starting point is 00:14:43 a ways away. Keep the fuzz busy. The dress code is the Michael Myers Halloween mask, but don't I'll buy your mask at the same time. It looks suspicious. Yeah. The switch car is ready,

Starting point is 00:14:55 but you want me to hit the long stay parking structure at Hartsfield, Jackson to get a highest vehicle that stays colder longer, boost a commuter car, a family car, something that blends in well with morning and traffic. Hell yeah. Nees to be ready for an 8.30 start in the a.m. Did you guys catch hold that?

Starting point is 00:15:07 Well, that's my baby. Wow. Whoa. What a great way of showcasing his history, his deal, but also showcasing how smart he is. That transition was amazing. gave me casino vibes Oh, he's wearing the gloves

Starting point is 00:15:28 Spacey gave him What's the name is out? It belongs to us. Fascinating, he works with different crews. Did he get Mike Myers? Yeah, I thought he said, when he said Michael Michael Myers, I was thinking Halloween, I wasn't thinking Mike Myers.

Starting point is 00:15:42 There's a Halloween mask. Oh my God, that's what I was thinking. That's amazing. Let's go. Wait, wait, wait. to start the song over yeah baby yeah time it right very shagadelic okay go i love that they pick the avalanche that's the car i wanted so bad in high school oh interestingly i have different facial expressions that's fun oh

Starting point is 00:16:08 like how oCD is he's got to be in a specific place and spot also interesting he's not wearing his headset this time Oh, you killed him. Oh, shit. Oh, no. Oh, that's a crossed line. Oh. We got a hero.

Starting point is 00:16:33 Mess up his rhythm. Oh, whoa. Whoa. Wow. Impressive. Don't kill anyone, baby. Holy shit! Who is this fucking guy?

Starting point is 00:16:58 So many guns. He's like Rambo. Wow. This is some of the best driving stuff I've seen the movie. Damn. This guy's very determined. Come on, soldier boy. Whoa.

Starting point is 00:17:15 No, dude, get that gun out of baby's face. Ah, no, no, no. no got your ass now oh now you're on back down okay oh shit nice nicely done woo that man drifted whoa oh damn oh yeah he could also ID them yeah you can tell he's got a moral complex complexity to him compass. But is this supposed to be an homage to point break? This is supposed to be an homage to point break, Greg. I got one, too. Get the fuck out. Oh, geez. I got one, two. I am a baby driver. Oh, no. Buddy. Come on, baby. Leave the baby in the car.

Starting point is 00:18:08 Bro, you crazy? Oh, no, you broke his iPad. His iPod. Okay. Wow, the franticness of this is so good. Yeah, Jamie Fox is too loose of a hothead. You can't keep him around. He's definitely very unpredictable and intense. I left my sock on behind. What? I left my shock behind. Bro, what?

Starting point is 00:18:30 Not groovy, Jamie at all. Groovy, baby, yeah. Kevin Spacey, where did you find these guys? Get down. Stay down, stay down. He's a head inside. Damn, I wish I could park like that. He didn't do a good parking job, though.

Starting point is 00:18:50 I'm talking about the drifting in. You would think he would do a good parking job. Look, he's not a stunt driver. He did a pre-competent job as an actor. I love the unexpected randomness of that guy just being there. You see JD over there? Now, J.D.'s an idiot. You're a bright boy, though.

Starting point is 00:19:07 So I got a question for you. Do you kill J.D? You make me miss that shot. Oh. I was trying to get us out of there. No. You're a good job. You're a bad liar, though.

Starting point is 00:19:17 The moment you catch feelings, there's a moment you catch a bullet. You feel the heat. You've got to get out in 10 seconds. It's got outer scars as well as internal scars for external. Routine disrupted. Wow. He's off his rhythm. Oh, you're looking for JD?

Starting point is 00:19:39 He's long gone by. He messed up quite a bit on the job. Let's put it down. We'll drink. Like, he's got no remorse. about it. I guess you catch feelings you catch a bullet. Oh, man's cold. This is it. I'm a man of my word.

Starting point is 00:19:53 How are you? Oh, it's JD's body. And you're all straight, baby. That's it? Sure is. Ooh. What? Yeah, well, before you go completely crazy. J.D. was a bad person? Damn.

Starting point is 00:20:11 How careless. Sunset that ride. Oh, wow. I guess when you feel on... careless to get those guys in the first place. When you feel untouchable, you do untouchable things. Yeah, you get cocky. Amazing match cut. Oh, PTSD.

Starting point is 00:20:30 Makes sense. Is that what you said? No, no, I just said music is escape for him and reminds him of his mom. Oh, is that the iPod that's broken? Yeah. Oh, no. Damn. Jesus, I didn't think of it show it.

Starting point is 00:20:53 Where's the Iron Giant? That's exactly what I was thinking. It's because it's so fresh in my mind. Right, he said, where is I'm like, he's going to say it? Everyone knows I'm a reference machine. I know. We saw Iron Giant recently. The gloves are off.

Starting point is 00:21:13 Is he like Sunday morning? I still wouldn't have left those there. I would have incinerated. I would have incinerated those personally, but, you know, baby's probably smarter than me, so what do I know? Freedom! Let me go see Jonathan at the diner now. You're back. You're leaving?

Starting point is 00:21:33 Yes, sir. Coffee? Please. Yeah, cream and sugar. Man. How you took it in a long? Good. It's sweet, isn't he?

Starting point is 00:21:41 Chemistry is electric. She's been coming here since before me. I think maybe his mom used to work here. Oh. Glad to answer that question, and it wasn't just randomly. You're just here. Your name?

Starting point is 00:21:52 Well, you can get that for free. It's Debbie. Deborah. Oh, that song. My mom's name was Bebara. I think your name takes it, Jenny. Jenny? He's so cute.

Starting point is 00:22:03 The song's about him wanting to get with Jenny and her sister, too, whose name is Deborah. So it's not even really about me. It's about the sister. Her sister's name is Mary. She has got all... Mary, where are you going to? Your parents were cruel to you.

Starting point is 00:22:18 Got endless songs. I got one. You got two. That's the other one. Deborah, the song I'm talking about. Who, by? T-brex? Uh, yeah.

Starting point is 00:22:27 I've heard of them, but don't know that one. How's it go? Oh, Deborah. Aw. Always look like a zebra. A zebra. I can see, bro, I guess. I'm wearing back and might, so you can call me Debra.

Starting point is 00:22:43 Yeah. What? How many of those do you have? Oh, I got different iPods for different days and mood. Aw. Oh. And you're in a pink and glittery mood. I am now.

Starting point is 00:22:53 Ooh. Smooth. What is your name? Baby. Wait, what? Your name's baby. B-A-B-Y baby. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:23:01 I'll be your baby. We could drive back and forth across the States forever and never run out of baby songs. We might run out of gas. Did your mom call you baby as a kid? Sometimes. She used to work here. Sometimes, but she was a singer, too. Soulmates.

Starting point is 00:23:18 What does she do now? Nothing. I could find a neighbor if you want. Debbie, crying out of my house. There's nobody at this diner, man. I play it for me sometime. I don't have to get out of here. Yeah, do.

Starting point is 00:23:28 Ask her out, man. You know what you want yet? To get out of here. Ooh. I hope both of your pods get all the instruments. I do like it. Good. Wow, beautiful in the background.

Starting point is 00:23:45 That's, ah. From here? I love that. How to make a scene more vibrant. You're from here. You're a driver. You like music. You don't talk much.

Starting point is 00:23:55 No. I've spoken more to you today than I have tenuant all year. Whoa. And you're still smooth. It's adorable. She helps him open up, feel his feelings. I have this hearing thing. I was in an accident when I was little.

Starting point is 00:24:08 Is that what happened to your mom? Yeah. Yeah, my dad. I miss her. She's very forward about that. I'm sorry. No, don't be. I live with my foster dad, but now he's getting old.

Starting point is 00:24:16 So it's more like I'm looking after it. Oh, my God, no, the black guy's the savior. It might seem tough now. Once they're gone, you'll miss having someone to care for. Know that feeling. I don't have much to keep me here anymore. You know? We could get together some other time, some other place.

Starting point is 00:24:33 Laundromat is so exciting. Oh, well, we could go to a buccanilla. I've never been. I hear it's nice. The hell's a buccanillion. It's the finest wine in the dining of all the wines and dines in town. That is nice. guessing it's a wine and dine place what about next week what's your schedule like because she's smitten

Starting point is 00:24:50 i don't know you're not driving anymore no i'm sorry no don't be it's my choice well aren't you the lucky one are you gonna you'll need a kiss please yeah you're so close oh my god you're like so close the tension is killing me oh it's like a record it is a record that's awesome that's awesome i wonder if he'd show this side of it's like i like jonathan more I saw these guys go marching. But there's still running time left in the film. Good fellas. No, I said, we already mentioned casino earlier.

Starting point is 00:25:31 You could be a delivery driver? With music. Oh, when you drive? I mean, he would bring people pizza faster than Spider-Man. It's the same cinematographer, Greg, as Spider-Man, too. I wonder if I'm correct about that. You probably are. Nice transition.

Starting point is 00:25:53 I'm getting the shirt. It's going to be faster than little narrows. Whoa. That was fast. I know. He's bringing such joy to the world. Oh, man, that is nowhere near as much money. Yeah, but it's an honest living.

Starting point is 00:26:14 Deborah. Ooh. Damn, he really wanted and dying her tonight. Are he's a responsible drinker? I like how so much is being said without being said through visual narration. You're all good. A gentleman pick this up already. Please tell me it wasn't Kevin Spacey.

Starting point is 00:26:36 Of course. And now he's got a one-up on him because of the woman that he's infatuated with. Shit. Leave him alone. He just wants to live a normal life. I really thought. this was over with. Good meal, baby. That's what about terrain is something, huh?

Starting point is 00:26:50 Why would he reel and back in? I said we were straight, but did you think we were done? But that was it? Yeah, he didn't respond directly to what you said. Well, I could give you the good news and the bad news. The good news is you're about to make a lot of money. And the good news is, you're about to make a lot of money. But I'm a pizza delivery driver.

Starting point is 00:27:06 You paid off your debt. Now it's time to profit. This is the fun bit, baby. Ugh. No, no. You know I never do a job with the exact same crew twice, right? Yes. And you also know you've been my driver for every job since we met. Yes. Oh, God.

Starting point is 00:27:19 I don't think I need to give you this feature about what happens when you're saying, no, how I can break your legs and kill everyone you love. Because you already know that, don't you? So what's it going to be? Behind the wheel or in a wheelchair. The first one.

Starting point is 00:27:30 I'll pick you up in the morning. It really doesn't have a choice. Is everything okay, baby? Exactly. It will be. When is she calling him, like, baby, as in like a, you know, sentimental term? It's a tonal thing.

Starting point is 00:27:43 Yeah. You don't have to worry about it. me you can tell me anything not worried about you I mean I am you're the best thing that's happened to me in a long time oh and I just worry that I'm not good enough for you kiss this man don't I can see you're kind and you're different and I'm forcing a decision yeah on me what are you doing tomorrow doing laundry do you tell me Hey, go inside, take note of the number of cameras and positions, the number of registers open, the number of employees and the number of customers. Is there a guard? Is he armed?

Starting point is 00:28:21 Got to scout the whole thing himself. Oh, and take the nephew, less suspicious. Oh, God, what the hell? Got a case to join. Oh, I'm like with the sonitis in the background, he has to just do it. Fascinating to see him be so observant without sunglasses. Man, there's a lot of cameras. No panic class.

Starting point is 00:28:44 When I'm going, 10 cameras. Uh, uh, stamps. Is that your boy? Sure. How old is he? Four. Eight. They grow up so freaking fast, don't they?

Starting point is 00:29:02 Good recovery. Does he have a name? You have a name, don't you? Sam. Well, Sam, I got a mint with your name on it. Oh, I like the chocolate ones. You have a mint? That says Sam

Starting point is 00:29:12 Oh, he's a smart Alec Are you here tomorrow? Sure am. Working 9 to 5 just like Dolly 9 to 5 Allie Part like her Who doesn't? Everybody wants happiness

Starting point is 00:29:23 Nobody wants pain She can't have a rainbow Better play that song One of my favorites is the day We fall in love Beethoven too Nice lady Yeah she sure is

Starting point is 00:29:31 I love how she set her frame as well Nice pan out there No band of glass One arm guard Ten cameras It's fascinating He escapes into music where Sam escapes into his video games?

Starting point is 00:29:43 Four. Four employees. Anything else? They'll tell her seem nice. She gave me a mint. With your name on it. You probably wouldn't even need to use a gun with her. Just say boo, and she'll give you the big bills first.

Starting point is 00:29:54 Nicely done, Sam. Chips off the old block. Good job, kid. Yeah, you are raising him to be a fine young man one day. Those stairs must be a real bitch for Joe, huh? It's my business to know everything. So, are they a bitch? It's an elevator.

Starting point is 00:30:08 Oh, no. He is sinking his closet. I'm gonna see tonight? Yes, you will. You're not just saying what you think I want to hear, right? You consider me a friend, don't you? Oh God, friend threatens me if I don't do what he says. Nothing's more important than our friendship.

Starting point is 00:30:22 Good to know. You'll be out of this shithole soon. You're going up in the world. I believe you, you were not lying. Jamie Fox is wrong. He's a good liar. Hi. This baby.

Starting point is 00:30:32 Hey, what do I have this honor? I just wanted to hear your voice. Aw. Hmm, that's very sweet. Am I still seeing you later? I have to drive against. Thought y'all done with that. So did I.

Starting point is 00:30:43 It's not what I want. Forced into a life of crime. And what do you want, baby? I want us to head west on 20. In a car we can't afford. With a plane we don't have. Oh, using her own words. Nice call back.

Starting point is 00:30:55 Keep driving and never stop. Beautiful. I am never. You win? A moon baby. See you soon. Ooh! One day, let's go.

Starting point is 00:31:06 Cool shot. Okay. Mining crews. There he is. Where's John Bernthal? Got some shit wrong with his ears. Tonight, that's something. Anyway, you got to listen to music 24 hours a day.

Starting point is 00:31:19 To drown out the wine in his ears. You know who else has the exact same thing and does the exact same thing. Oh. I was a brother. Darling, do you look like I know a fucking thing about Barbara fucking Streisand? Hey.

Starting point is 00:31:31 Watch your mouth. My lady you're talking to. Watch your mouth. I watch what I want to watch. Dude. Watch your eyes. Aww. Somebody have music in your head all the time.

Starting point is 00:31:43 Look how kind she is to baby. Yeah. Keeps me moving. It's an escape. Hey. I used to fool around with cars when I was a kid. I used to have my special tape. They had my killer track on it.

Starting point is 00:31:54 You got one of those? Right and rock. Queen? He's got that crazy big guitar solo. Mine's the Terminator 2, Judgment Day soundtrack. Play it. Let's see that killer track. I don't like how tender this couple is being with him.

Starting point is 00:32:06 Yeah. They actually give a shit. They're having a lot. they're having feelings which means they're going to catch a bullet you ladies listen to Queen you don't need a score for a score

Starting point is 00:32:16 you just put your fucking foot on the gas and drive the goddamn car dude he's so volatile you never been a wheelman you never had a lucky song absolute but not before a job I got enough demons right here

Starting point is 00:32:29 clearly music all the time why try and tell people how to do their job Postal service is dying people don't care about their mail anymore lucky for us their loss is our gain Wow it's many years later and the Postal Service is struggling even more.

Starting point is 00:32:41 Happen to know a guy who has a machine that can turn blank ones into green. Each box contains 250 slips per box. Each slip worth up to a grand, that's quarter of a mill per box. Damn, jeez. You do the math. Darling goes in the front. A lot of dough.

Starting point is 00:32:58 You put on these privacy glasses, blind the CCTV camera. Darling gets in line. Buddy takes her hostage. Shotgun to her head. That gets you guys in the back office. Darling, baby. The baby drives Bats around the loading dock. Bats uses this security card.

Starting point is 00:33:13 No one has real names. Applied by an insider with a nasal problem to get in the staff entrance and cover the rear. You guys grab all the boxes and then sneak out the back to baby and the waiting car. Did you get all that baby? Foreshadowed. I've got some context and get us some clean firepower. So the pickup is tonight.

Starting point is 00:33:30 But after the pickup, you come straight back here. You all have an early start in the morning and there's eyes everywhere. So you're staying the night here. Probably get your firepower from the guy in the hospital. I was packing. Am, is that the blue ridge A lollipop? Pull over there.

Starting point is 00:33:48 You got to take a leak. It's like, I know my girlfriend's hot. Want some gun? Some gun, buddy? Yeah, I'll take some gun. Damn, we got awfully close to that. Tell me what we're going to do with all that money. We're going to go to Vegas.

Starting point is 00:34:02 Is he going to just shoot the cash register guy? Because, I don't know. It'll be real romantic. You will not be. Getting married. They're going to have a happy ending, Aaron. I need to have that guy. Which guy?

Starting point is 00:34:13 The guy that robbed you, the guy that called you a horror, the guy that looked at you funny. That's a lot of guys. The last one. Yeah, I do remember that. Oh, my God. It's almost like she likes what people do something. Oh, you can't kill him. You want me to kill bats?

Starting point is 00:34:28 Not before the job. Silly. Oh, God. I think we should talk about this in front of baby? He won't say a thing. Will you, baby? Oh, my God. Is she the brains of their couples?

Starting point is 00:34:38 he's just like the attack dog Jesus Christ What did you steal all this Said you want some gun Fuck I'm supposed to pay for it Is the guy dead It's not like you don't got Oh I think he did kill him

Starting point is 00:34:49 Feel like the guy's dead It wouldn't hurt to kill Jamie Fox Something tells me Jamie Fox Is gonna kill John Hamm and Isaac Gonzalez before Maybe he's teaming up with John Bernthal Who knows Come on you're going in with us

Starting point is 00:35:06 What We might not be living in this I don't trust this Take this Act like you know how to use Why would he need it I got a swagger and like he got one So we don't all look like a bus

Starting point is 00:35:17 Yeah The echo's in here man What's with the airbus Recording this or something It's just his music Yeah he's Looney He's just like his tunes Hey

Starting point is 00:35:25 We've met before right Oh you still live right Then we definitely didn't meet Then I guess we ain't ever met Andrew who's that Oh is that Toby Jones I don't know no it's not toby joe no i don't know who it is we have only the finest cuts of pork you're all experienced butchers yourself i assume you are aware that the humble pig can be cooked from nose to tail everything but the squeal i can offer you nine cuts love the way he's talking at the best prices in all of christendom

Starting point is 00:35:54 i'm sorry you speaking in code in case you're being like there's a wire or something diving head first from the jowl comes the god-sent roman bacon that is won chiale the shoulder of the hog comes the boston but a tough but tasty cut That sounds delicious. Nick Shoulder is a favorite of those who enjoy the smoking of pigs. Center cut loin, the double cut pork chops, baby back ribs. Baby, he said baby. And your choice is. Well, I'm going to go with the picnic shoulder because, um... Because why?

Starting point is 00:36:22 I just love smoking pigs. Whoa! Holy shit. Oh, my God. It's a loose cannon. It's crazy. Way too loose. Oh, that was cool.

Starting point is 00:36:34 It's pretty hot. Damn Oh no Did she just get shot? Whoa Whoa! I think she got shot in the arm, right? I think just her coat got shot down to you.

Starting point is 00:36:58 I don't pay for I don't pay for my food. Weren't they fucking docks contacts? They wore docs contacts. Guess what? There was pigs. How do you know? APD. clock that tall stripper baker with that fake ass Louis Vuitton hat right off the back look at this 360 shot

Starting point is 00:37:12 now he might be right but when somebody getting ready to barbecue me i'm gonna fool him out of best shit oh damn baby don't let him get away oh shit oh shit oh let him let's go move let's go move Oh, wow. Oh, they're going to get rid of all those guns. I was one of how many takes I took. Tequila! Explosion. You got to go.

Starting point is 00:37:55 You're a psycho. No. You're crazy, but your real name is not bats. So says you. You think my real name's darling? Or buddy? No, they're nicknames. His name's baby.

Starting point is 00:38:05 so what's your real name darling monica i thought we were allowed to discuss names we're not why'd you say it baby what's your real name why were you the first one to offer up your name hey stop stop stop up here stop up here no bobs is that girl is that where the girl work

Starting point is 00:38:22 yeah stop the car no you telling me no I don't want to go in there I don't want to go in there why not I don't want to go in there it sucks Oh, half shadow. What with that recommendation?

Starting point is 00:38:37 We got us to go in now. Oh, God. There are coincidences. The world's colliding. I don't like it. Shit. Mm-hmm. I would at least whisper, like, I would at least do like a finger go shh or some shit, you know?

Starting point is 00:38:53 Uh-huh. Can I get you anything to drink? Oh, yeah. I think it would be a Coke all around, right? How do you say in your language? Coco. So let me get three coques and one. Coker.

Starting point is 00:39:03 Four coats. Yeah. That was a fun transition because they were talking about drugs. Now they're talking about products of... You're a stockbrook. Maybe a different life, maybe kids. Work hard, play harder, but you play a little too hard. You rack up dead.

Starting point is 00:39:18 The type of dead white man blush. Maybe you get into a little trouble. Maybe you get your hand caught in a corporate cookie jar. He knows how to read people. Maybe you disappear into a world consistent of three things. Money, sex, drugs, and action. Man, Wall Street's not fun. Oh shit, that's full.

Starting point is 00:39:32 I'm a glove. A fascinating serial killer. This is how I look at it. You guys just think this is a trip. Either way, if you are Wall Street, you're a bigger fucking crook than I could ever be. Man. And believe me, when I tell you,

Starting point is 00:39:45 you don't want to see my buddy mad. Mm. Why are you threatening him in the middle of a diner. I mean, that is very joker-esque with the clap. You see the shit, baby's see that. This is a prime example of a man who loves a woman. You guys perfectly, I mean that. They are a pretty cool couple.

Starting point is 00:40:00 Yeah, pretty badass. Couple goals. Get these cats. Matthew Mills and, uh, I wouldn't take care of them. Oh, Deborah. Goddain. Oh, I thought I was hoping that she were, Jonathan. Look, my friend here, he, uh, he doesn't like this place.

Starting point is 00:40:13 But I think it's kind of nice. Yeah, so let me ask you something, Deborah. Shit. And maybe your friend would like to fill out a suggestion slip. Tell us how to improve our service. I hope she's not able. Uh, no, I hope she didn't just do a little too much there. Uh-oh.

Starting point is 00:40:31 You know that bitch? Yeah. Oh, shit. He's too perceptive. Yeah, this is so well-ridden. This is so well-written. Man. Oh. Why would you just randomly kill?

Starting point is 00:40:46 He's insane. He wanted to see how he would react to that. You got to take him out. He's got to go. He's so unhinged. Yeah, I thought he was like a joke at first, but he's pretty scary. No, he's not a joke. He's pretty scary.

Starting point is 00:41:03 He's pretty ruthless. Yeah, you guys really need to skip town now. But I like how he hinted at it subtly and subtextually before all this happened. Road trip to a.m. Bananas. Bananas is a code word. I don't know why they made me love. Whenever a deal is done with one of my clients, they call me on the phone and they say the word bananas.

Starting point is 00:41:33 but they didn't call they did not call i did not hear the word bananas tonight so you tell me who died well your contacts was cops dad i know they were my cops oh shit and i'm not gonna take a bullet for you and nobody else in this mother is that true they fired first just say yes yeah baby is that true go home jobs off whoa whoa wait a minute we are 24 hours from being descended upon by this entire city yikes the only way they can idea us is with a Ouija board or something shit well your name only takes four letters to spell out dot that's ain't my real fucking name it's over leon oh revealed i don't think he's going to take too kindly to this i said we drive into the storm ride the hurricane we could be on a non-extradition beach drinking

Starting point is 00:42:25 non-extradition cocktails counting our non-extradition cash in 23 out dude dude money orders since you shot the fence buddy got a guy i mean i'm just taking a wild guess here but buddy got a guy yeah i got a guy so let's fucking do this just do it baby your call time to make a big boy decision did we do this thing or not oh lord i said we all get some sleep get ready for this fucking thing smart call yeah baby your call time to make a big boy decision i would not play that here i would I play that here. Oh, but yeah. The double meaning of that was crazy.

Starting point is 00:43:04 That's awesome. We got to go, bro. 2 a.m. Let's get it. She'd call her or something, man. Oh, the freaking boogeyman. Bats don't sleep, Aaron. Nope, they're nocturnal.

Starting point is 00:43:21 Shit. Hit him. Oh, that's not what we expected. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Where are you going, baby? Coffee. I'm 2 a.m. Early coffee.

Starting point is 00:43:32 You fucking kidding me. I got enough on my plate worried about bats. I got to worry about you too now. You know what? Do me a favor. If you're going to mail it in at the post office tomorrow, then go on your little caffeine run and don't come back. Baby come back.

Starting point is 00:43:44 Driving is just some kind of escape for you. Then go. What y'all doing? Nah. Shah! Looks like he's going somewhere at 2 o'clock in the morning. No? That's good.

Starting point is 00:43:55 Because we've got to discuss this. No. No. no no no baby your call time to make a big boy decision do we do this thing or not shit how would you leave that laying around bro i like to listen back to conversations i make music out of the words songs mixes it's just something i do yeah do you have any any of them on you can you play us one of your mixes i can't they're at home well it looks like we all going somewhere two o'clock in the morning oh oh wake up baby time to explain

Starting point is 00:44:29 oh no damn oh no oh you see the mom one center there's the dad where's the dad Joe where is he what are you doing oh the cripple oh don't worry about him oh no he's good he ain't going to why don't you play or something baby but tore his house apart to find that truth. He wasn't lying. This shit is bananas. Hey!

Starting point is 00:45:09 Said the code word. Record what she just said. Oh, shit. Hello, hello. Testing. Uh-oh. Mr. Perceptive here. Oh, crap.

Starting point is 00:45:21 Deborah. Isn't that the waitress from the gunman? No, definitely not. Take this fool back to his shithole. find another driver for tomorrow no no no you're not getting a new driver i've been on every job since we've met i'm your lucky charm i don't school to the cops i squeal on the road now i'm not slow i'm fast i'm your driver tomorrow oh man look i'm speaking up damn oh there we go there's such a like a cartooty sweat uh what the sound effect yep oh interesting i thought

Starting point is 00:45:51 they're gonna play the heck song that he was talking about earlier or one of them from Amazing Spider-Man, too. Oh, is it the... Oh, is that Dolly? She works there, right? Oh, she's going to recognize him? Damn. Stay away.

Starting point is 00:46:17 Oh, smart. Oh, wow. He just saved her life. Yeah, man. Oh, I got it's speeding up the music. Oh, no, no, no. No, no, no, oh, oh, man. Oh, Jesus Christ.

Starting point is 00:46:34 Don't shoot her, please, don't shoot her. Oh, thank God. We gotta go, we gotta go, we gotta go. Baby, move. Yeah. Put your fucking foot on the gas. Oh, wow. Kind of like the argument when his dad was screaming at the mom.

Starting point is 00:46:50 Yep, saw that coming, saw that coming. Oh shit! Yep. Holy crap! Oh damn, he's just straight up murdered. I'm murdered. As soon as all those pipes, I'm like, he's going to use those. Literally a foreshadding of that conversation his dad was having with his mom, then ran into that.

Starting point is 00:47:05 What the fuck did you do? I moved. Damn, that was a total subversion of expectation. That was a good idea because he was definitely going to kill you after. Uh-huh. Wow, nice, parkour. Cool. Nice.

Starting point is 00:47:35 Was that actually him? I think so. I thought I still got the glass on. Oh, come on. You know, the alarms are going to set you off. Cool. Looks like Steve Rogers and Winter Soldier. This is such a great on-foot chase

Starting point is 00:48:02 This is crazy Oh, that was Terminator 2 judgment day, Greg This is amazing This is really Yeah, if you would have told me the chase at the end What a great camera shot It has amazing You would have told me the chase at the end

Starting point is 00:48:18 Was going to be him running I wouldn't believe that On foot I really think the bull thing We're like foreshadowed it I want to play it back Oh, no. Okay, what's this bad?

Starting point is 00:48:33 I love how chaotic and real this is, though. Yeah, man. He's... Oh, shit. You're... Of course, wow. Oh, no. He fucking get us out of here.

Starting point is 00:48:46 This is your... Oh, my God. You get into the car. This is so funny. What a domino effect. Oh, no. Oh. Funny.

Starting point is 00:48:58 he's going guns ablazing he's gonna see red uh he's how none of those bullets hit him is kind of surprising was that the ipod his ipod the one his mom gave him or one of them because i know he had multiple no the one his mom moods the one his mom gave him didn't have the click quail Get out of the car. No, not the old lady. You get it. Go with... I can't drive without the music.

Starting point is 00:49:39 Go with Olawn the watchtower. I'm sorry, ma'am. Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe. You all right? I'm so sorry, this is all my fault. This is everything he was warning you about. We got to get out of here, all I take some back. I'm not a good idea.

Starting point is 00:50:00 You've got the advantage. You've seen this movie, so you... I don't remember a goddamn thing about this movie. You're a cheater. I literally, like, yeah, this is, like, not familiar to me or all that. I'm like, I don't know. I am wrapped it in this right now. Like, wow, it's crazy.

Starting point is 00:50:17 Is Debra there? Debbie, she's one of a customer right now. You want a hole? Just tell her baby's coming. B-A-B-Y, baby. Yeah, baby's coming. Bye-way. Four policemen who are wounded in a downtown...

Starting point is 00:50:31 Damn, it just doesn't stop from... The suspects are still at large are considered extremely dangerous. Oh, no. Just like his parents. My name is Joseph. Oh, it's his real name. And I also like to listen sometimes to hold records through the vibration. Oh, he's writing it for him, doing it for him.

Starting point is 00:50:53 I like frozen peas and meatloaf and white bread. and peanut butter he can read lips please look after me oh this is so sad yeah I'm glad they didn't kill him though me too

Starting point is 00:51:07 that would have really sucked I love this relationship that's very sweet he's the father he should have had but he did get God damn. Oh, shit. Oh.

Starting point is 00:51:30 That it really is. But he's here. Oh, wow. How did he survive that ordeal? What about that right, baby? She's a good girl who love her? Yes, I do. Oh.

Starting point is 00:51:49 Got a bathroom key Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha that's so funny It's crazy Irony You'd have to figure they've seen His face all over the place today But ironically saved by the police How are you two doing tonight?

Starting point is 00:52:09 We're doing just fine In that right baby Oh Damn I have to go No I'm coming He's a shot a guy.

Starting point is 00:52:21 Who? Him! He really is Batman. You in the ground. Are you okay? Did you show me where you get shot? Is he going to shoot him? Oh shit.

Starting point is 00:52:33 We need to get out of here. I just need one thing first. And then it's just us, music, and the road. But we don't have a car or music. Well, they're doing such a good job on whether or not they'll make it out alive or not. Can we skip my goddamn phone? No.

Starting point is 00:52:54 Oh, this is her first time with him driving the way he drives. And a red car just like the beginning. Yep. Full circle. But this isn't a Subaru. Oh, damn, Ansel, Gort. It's like I want to marry you right now. I was sick driving.

Starting point is 00:53:18 It's hard to get in the shot like that. I can't help you, baby. Just get one of the tapes to mom one. A shot, buddy. Congratulations. Then you only have every clean and dirty cop after you. You're going to shoot me too? Never.

Starting point is 00:53:30 You and I are a team. Don't feed me any more lines from Monsters, Inc. It's one of Sam's favorites. Appreciate a man who knows references. That's freaking great. Look at the two. he really help okay go get your fucking tape really done good by him for he's so many years he's a kind bad guy Greg the good news

Starting point is 00:53:56 is you like driving because you can't take your foot off the gas for the next 25 years yeah uh don't trust anyone but each other and don't ever look back uh oh i feel like something's about to happen what gives you that inclination banana oh shit oh yeah they're alive oh that's right one of their hands man, I forgot. Yeah, you said you should make sure they're all dead. Ooh. Nice shooting text.

Starting point is 00:54:22 I thought. Oh. Oh. Ooh. Oh. Oh. Oh. I thought I told you to run.

Starting point is 00:54:32 Sheesh. That's crazy. Is it John Hamm? Yeah, John Hamm. Yeah, John Hamm. How'd they make him likable in the last moments? Crazy. Track.

Starting point is 00:54:45 Oh, wow. Wow. It's playing the song you'll listen to earlier together. Oh, damn. Oh, no. What a nice flip. The last thing I expected was John Hamm to become the big baddie in the end. Right. Whoa.

Starting point is 00:55:09 He's good at jumping. Yeah, he's good at parkour. this is badass dude in a parking structure driving backwards is insane i'm not even going to fight you on that and i watched all of them for the channel but do they make you think of family oh oh oh oh romeo romeo where for you are down romeo oh oh wow of the building or what are we doing? Damn, he is so fast. Uh-oh.

Starting point is 00:55:55 Oh, damn. The fact that he called him, buddy. It's also funny. Whoa! I love how she's along for the ride on all these. Shit, shit, shit. I'm pretty sure he got out. Hit the brakes, man.

Starting point is 00:56:20 You did good, kid. But you took something away from me that I love. So you got to try and shoot her? The same. Oh, no. Wow, that was messed up. Oh, it's hearing. Really?

Starting point is 00:56:34 Yeah. Hell. Ah. Yeah, she got to go Joker on him. Nice. Hit him, girl. All more. Oh.

Starting point is 00:56:53 Okay, I think he went down this time, guys. Put a way to go. Did he land on the car? Yeah. Man. Maybe it'll just take a second. Oh, I mean, that gunshot was right next to his ear. What are you doing?

Starting point is 00:57:08 Hitting the road, listening to music. Oh, it's so distorted. Really? You won't? Aw. beautiful voice it's why i'm easy oh it's like joe yeah it's a great callback now she's going to take care of him what the hell jesus grace all right this is definitely john burnthog they're all john burnthal oh damn i thought they were going to get away

Starting point is 00:57:46 Yeah, me too I was hoping You don't belong in this world No, preserve her innocence I'm easy like son to voice Wait didn't you do that Suppose there's consequences

Starting point is 00:58:03 for doing criminal activities Man, that was unnecessary, come on Oh I believe the defendant is of good character He didn't deserve what happened to was the strangest thing. He finally drove off.

Starting point is 00:58:20 Oh, the witness of the person. Drawed my first right at me. And he actually said I'm sorry. All backing that he's actually a very... It was never his fault. He's got a good heart. Always had. Hoping that gives him less time in the joint.

Starting point is 00:58:37 It counts one through 19. I thought that was Sean Gunson. Yeah. ...fended to 25 years in the federal penitentiary. Oh, 20. Five. Subject to a parole hearing after five years served.

Starting point is 00:58:50 Dude, just do the Morgan Freeman speech, Shawshank. I don't give a shit, and you'll get out. You got a letter, kid. Oh. Even though I heard it so many times in the court case, I still can't get used to the fact

Starting point is 00:59:02 that your real name is Miles. Oh, finally. That's fitting. I can think of a lot of great Miles songs, but we still have to get through all those baby songs first. I can't wait until the day when it's just us.

Starting point is 00:59:16 Music and the road. That's the one in the diner. See you later, baby. All my love. Oh, such a cool shot. Oh, it's real. Yeah, it's sweet.

Starting point is 00:59:30 That's great. Awesome transition from black and white to color. Five years on the rainbow in the background. Nice. He's a little rain before you get a rainbow. God dang. That is a beautiful. beautiful car but she is much finer

Starting point is 00:59:47 wow what a cut to credits that was all righty I'll be $1,000 yeah I'll pay even chocolate kisses you've seen the movie so I had no memory I literally

Starting point is 01:00:04 did not know he was going to survive that you paid me for you played me for a fool I don't want to hear it the one thing I did remember was people saying John Bernthal never comes back you played me for a fool You didn't know that? I was quiet the whole time

Starting point is 01:00:18 to like right to the end where you were like $1,000. I was like, take the bed here. When you said that, when you said that was like shit. Right when you said that was like I was kind of worried you were going to be like so disappointed by him not going to back.

Starting point is 01:00:31 Such an odd. Here's the only thing I knew outside of the movie is that apparently John Bernthal hated working with Kevin Spacey because he thought he was an asshole. Oh, really? Yeah. Oh, fun.

Starting point is 01:00:42 He thought he was a dick on set. That's why he didn't come back. Because it kind of seems like him and his bats were like a similar character. Oh, for sure. Eddie, right before scenes, Randy's like, I'm not coming back. Sorry. Just good with what you already got. He said, yeah, if you don't see me again, it means I'm dead.

Starting point is 01:00:59 I guess he died. Yeah. He's going to be in the sequel. They did, like, linger on him there for a while. So I was... I mean, this movie has a lot of subversion of expectations. The rug is pulled under you a lot, or from under you, rather. And so him not coming back is not.

Starting point is 01:01:16 that's surprising actually no when i think about it oh he said that the tell oh they didn't even know all this they said oh my god you on i or tina too is watching monsters ink wow i didn't even pick up on any of that wait when they say you grow up so freaking fast he said that to the woman dolly oh yeah that's right that's right nothing is more important there yeah and they said it's bloody but relent is that like john ham's character like gaston is running out of time just that's what he said now i must try to end this on foot that's what he was that's crazy great foreshadowing good callbacks of lines edgar wright very well done great film and you cost me a thousand dollars edgar wright nice job wow wow wow i guess kevin spacy being a dick on set

Starting point is 01:02:05 cost me a thousand dollars i don't know either one okay you guys thank you so much for watching this reaction if you're listening to synoppler spotify please go and give us Five mother freaking stars. Also, we want to thank the people over at Prepa for cutting down these highlights. So you can see them here on YouTube. Also, make sure your comment, I like, you subscribe, ring the freaking bell. Don't ring it like to Nidus. All right, we got some questions that are going to be segmented in levels of importance, deeper questions, fun facts, or fun questions and little trivia's and whatnot.

Starting point is 01:02:42 Before we get into, we're going to give our quick thoughts before we jump into the review. Yeah, we're going to start off with Andrew. I'll give fast thoughts because I want to be fast like baby, but actually I'm probably going to be slow. I really enjoyed this movie a great deal. I like, I think the performance by I don't know the actors. He plays baby, but he was great. I love how subtle he was, how quiet the character is.

Starting point is 01:03:05 And I think that goes to a great deal to his personality. And I think him being so quiet and subtle and the way his music also speaks to his personality and his charm as well. It gives the film a lot of emotional grounding. And I think that was such a fascinating choice and the trauma he's been through in his life and that he chooses to zone out and go to an escape into his music. And I think that's so fascinating

Starting point is 01:03:33 because before I became a social butterfly myself, I would really escape into my music. And I still find times where I do that. As I've pointed out many times, movie music and 80s for me. That's my jam. So I really resonated with doing that. And I really loved the performance as well from Lily James. I don't think I've really seen her in anything before this.

Starting point is 01:03:56 To be quite honest, if I have, I'm zoning out. But I feel like I would remember her. She's got a face. I feel like I would not forget, or her personality. I think she was very charming in this film as well. I thought she was very warm and welcoming, and especially with baby's character. I mean, he's really on a self-healing journey as well as a redemption journey in this film.

Starting point is 01:04:15 So I think the fact that she was someone who was there for him emotionally and someone that he could go to and be expressive and could feel his feelings towards, I think was such a beautiful match made in heaven and that they could find coddling with each other with music and just the way they just had so much in common. And I think their chemistry was really electric. I feel both of them were so mesmerizing on screen together. and I really dug the film. I thought the pacing was very frenetic, but at the same time, while it was extremely fast-paced, it was very easy to stay on as well,

Starting point is 01:04:55 not get lost in the speed of the film. So I dug the film a great deal. It might be recency biased, but it might be my favorite Edgar Wright film. I have not seen all his films, but I enjoyed this a great deal. It was very smart, quick-witted, fast-paced, And I think it was, I like the complexities and the deep exploration of these characters, I thought was really great.

Starting point is 01:05:19 And also, I love how unhinged and psychotic Jamie Fox. When we first met Jamie Fox, I really thought his character is just, he's just this throwaway character, not throwaway character, but rather this guy who's just, he's the bad guy on here. And that's it. I didn't think too much of him. And then the more we got in, I'm like, holy shit, he is so unhinged and so relentless. and he's really like I don't know how unpredictable he is I don't know what he's going to do next and that keeps me on my toes and edge as an audience member so I can only imagine it for a character who's got to interact with him you don't know what he's going to do next and that's a very scary feeling so as you can tell I hated the film I loved it was great definitely Greg my ears kind of hurting like from the head film tonight is oh no it's my voice I have a slight idea of a small kid I just like it's really I usually have to sleep but a little something odd because yeah I have a constant ring in my ear

Starting point is 01:06:18 but it's really frustrating it's just it's not like this where it's very clear it's but if it is like completely silent I can hear it anyway yeah Aaron I watched the other outside of Scott Pilgrim versus the world I think this would be outside of last night in Soho this I've seen every movie of his now on this channel as I've watched Scott Pilgrim versus the world here. It's a fascinating trajectory looking at what Edgar Wright has done because the trilogy of films he did with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are rifts on the genre in a way that is very homage-like, you know, a little spoof-like. They are their own films and at the world's end demonstrates

Starting point is 01:07:07 noises right I just hearing the noise the cup movement I'm just hearing that so much but the the world's end is the

Starting point is 01:07:20 is the one that I thought demonstrated the most like dramatic maturity for sure of his and Scott Pilgrim versus the world I felt like in the finale parts of it I was kind of like

Starting point is 01:07:30 yeah this seems like it's going on a little too long for me whereas this one man I love Scott Billgan versus the world I'm wrong I love I love pretty much all the movies he's done. And this one is one he wrote and directed himself. It is entirely original.

Starting point is 01:07:47 And it's cool because it is essentially a riff on a lot of these getaway driver movies. I was recalling how this came out relatively around the same time as the movie Drive, which is again another one that's a riff on it, but in a very different type of tempo and stuff. speed this is a classic example of that of the getaway driver and fantasies and they and slowly flipping on its head but I wasn't as hyper aware of the tropes during this experience I feel like they get a lot of that out of the way in the first 30-ish minutes of the film around that point when I was going to what the hell is the plot in this movie going to be because it seems like he's done

Starting point is 01:08:29 now so when it kept going in the latter half a lot of that originality really began to sing And this is one of those films where the star of the movie would really like the highlighting of the directing and the editing. Really, this script, though, seems like that's where the foundation of this needed to be cemented because so much of the exciting turns that happened, the bad guy trope was the one that was so unexpected. The way it was kind of like hot potato with bad guy. First, it seems like Kevin Spacey, you're the full-on bad guy. And then, okay, looks like it's going to be Jamie.

Starting point is 01:09:05 Fox now but they set up enough of buddy John Hamm early on in the diner to let you know he's a little bit on hinge too he can be a little bit crazy and they really set up how much John Ham and Isaac Gonzalez love the shit out of each other so when that turn happens it's going to make a lot of sense

Starting point is 01:09:20 and it is you know baby is responsible for a good like he did botch the job and landed them in that position and then John Hamm is and then by the time John Ham shows up in the finale Kevin Spacey's not doing something good and you're like what the hell why am I liking Kevin Spacey now?

Starting point is 01:09:36 Like the way it plays with all that was done in very surprising ways whilst being a hyper cool edited movie where the music is a character in it of itself that is often dictating the emotional state of the character, whether that be the way he's doing it with his father or just in the car ride or taking a walk. I think it's an amazingly composed film. I still feel like I would edge out Sean of the Dead

Starting point is 01:10:06 as my favorite one of his movies. But this is a really, really, really close second, I would say. And for the longest time, I did see this years ago. I mean, he didn't stick with me because I remembered this movie being so hyped but me not being as enamored with it. I mean, eight years ago, it was a very different human being.

Starting point is 01:10:28 I feel like I'm a completely different person like every two years. And to watch it now, I loved it. I thought this was like an expert crafting film right down to the very end because at the end of the day, baby was a criminal

Starting point is 01:10:42 and consequences need to be paid. So I like that everyone suffers consequences for their actions, including our main character. He gets to pay his dues and still get the reward, but he also gets to pay his consequences simultaneously. So yeah, I thought it was like a pretty

Starting point is 01:10:58 near-perfect experience of a movie. I thought it was near-perfect. I still haven't seen drive. I've got to see them. Yeah, it's really one of my favorites. I didn't know this. Yeah, I just echoed your sentiments. I also really love the movie.

Starting point is 01:11:11 I thought it did a really great job of being a movie that utilized its screen time extremely well. It was extremely well-paced. The performances from everybody were in tone with the script and in tone with the rhythm of this movie. Kevin Spacey, you kind of said it early on, had that almost like a musical tone to him. as well whenever he was speaking and the dialogue which is so snappy the chemistry between our two leads was incredible and even though we didn't know too much about deborah you felt how much she loved baby and he felt how much he loved her in the end and yeah all these different pieces that were placed throughout the course of the movie and how they were interwoven into this beautiful tabestry that was conceived from the moment that i don't know edgar i wrote it but all also just these things that you can catch in the moment, but also one of those things that make it endlessly rewatchable because there's these little details you're going to catch

Starting point is 01:12:11 with every subsequent viewing. And every semblance of action that sort of showed up on screen had this fluidity to it and this energy that was also musical in and of itself. And I really appreciated it for that. And I also appreciated the variety of music, the way that you're able to make something that is so in tandem with one another. And obviously we become accustomed to living in a world where, you know, James Gunn is very big on putting music in his movies.

Starting point is 01:12:43 And it's so interesting seeing a movie revolve around that, not only because something that the main character does, but clearly this is something that Edgar Wright loves. And I'd be curious to see, like, something that's behind the scenes of this or, like, what inspired Edgar Wright, to write this not only about his love for the genre but the love for the music choices that he created over the course of the movie. So yeah, I really, really enjoyed it

Starting point is 01:13:11 and I'm excited to get into the questions. For sure, I was just going to say I can really tell, and this is not a far-fetched comment that most people love Terminator 2 Judgment Day, but I can really tell Edgar Wright loves Terminator 2 Judgment Day and that makes me appreciate him a great deal. Hell yeah. Appreciate it all those visual references.

Starting point is 01:13:28 he was giving us from the stepping on the sunglasses to the final shot in Terminator 2 driving into the unknown void of the road and some of those other shots was like, good man, Edgar, right? Good man. I need to rewatch Terminator 2. You really do need to.

Starting point is 01:13:42 It's a movie that everyone should rewatch five or ten times a year, and I think Greg would agree with that. I would. All right, guys, we're going to get into the Patreon questions now, so let's get it started. Jaden Rhodes,

Starting point is 01:13:54 thank you for setting another question, man. This movie uses music to mix in with certain stuff like gunshots is amazing it's my favorite thing about this movie do y'all really like that or do you um sorry do you all really like that or do but i'm not sure how you couldn't uh Greg yeah i think the way it's infused is great because it there are directors who like to write to songs right to music you just cited james gunn quentin tarentino often has tracks in mind to before he makes certain films sometimes though it can feel stylish in a distracting way sometimes

Starting point is 01:14:40 uh the first one yeah yeah it's the best movie ever what are you guys talking about the yeah the david one in a sense yeah that was a very studio one though i'm talking sometimes a director can make that choice where like I get it you're it's cool and it's it's stylish but it's self-indulgent to the point where it's kind of distracting and it feels like surface and that's why I wanted to make sure to highlight

Starting point is 01:15:06 Edgar Wright's writing first and foremost because the cherry on top is his brilliant we all know he's like a brilliant director and a and works great with his cinematographers like this is a beautifully shot film beautiful looking film and these music

Starting point is 01:15:23 sequences in particular are using a variety of demonstrating who the characters are, telling you the emotion about the scene, allowing to be backdrops for the visual language like when the characters are falling in love with each other, his relationship with Joe, but then also to enhance action scenes. You know,

Starting point is 01:15:38 I like when the gunshots are timed to the music itself. It's almost like a music video, so it makes it kind of transportive, but I was never going, wow, style, you know. I was in the story the whole time. Yeah. And that's the hardest thing. I think to accomplish when you are this good at style

Starting point is 01:15:58 for sure is being distracting with your style and I've I didn't ever and especially like the last hour 30 minutes of this film or something you know like this movie's almost two hours and and I'd say like a good three-fourths of it the last three-fourths I was just enamored with the story it's like truly enveloped and the music's there the whole time so I think the the music reels you in more versus going, look at me, you know?

Starting point is 01:16:27 Yeah. Well, first, what I will say is release the air cut. And then second, after that, I will say, I think music should be expressive of how the characters are feeling, first and foremost. And I think this movie does a great job of that. And I think also what this movie does a great job, allowing you to get inside the head of baby.

Starting point is 01:16:45 And I feel like every song was really doing a good job, whether that was an actual gunshot, or what's that thing called? called with the thing you have, Tinnitus. All those were being very, like allowing us the audience to literally go inside baby's head. And I've had times where it could even be during a reaction, could be during a baseball lesson, could be driving a car.

Starting point is 01:17:08 I am literally hearing music inside my head sometimes and I'm not even listening to music. So I think that Edgar Wright did such a brilliant job of actually putting us inside of baby's head. And I found that to be so damn creative and so fascinating. And I love that choice to do that. Yeah, no, I thought it was great. I really loved the music and the way it was paired in the movie. You know, it's an extension of, of baby himself.

Starting point is 01:17:35 And the way that we were able to, yeah, be inside of his head really worked for me. And the restraint that Edgar Wright had shown over the course of the movie, his indulgence is love, but also his restraint and not going overboard and kind of being like, look how cool the song is. that every song had purpose, and I really appreciated it. So, yeah, I thoroughly enjoyed it. That's the difference between Aguirreight and me. I would have been, like, look how cool this song is, because I'm arrogant like that. Smart man.

Starting point is 01:18:06 All righty. Jay Rushden, what up, Jay? Thank you so much for being a Royal Reject, and we're asking the question. We appreciate you. Question. What is your favorite music in the film here? I would go with tequila,

Starting point is 01:18:20 just because I'm always in the mood to drink, so I would say that one. and that's just such a catchy tune. What about you? And also, I think, like, with the explosion that happened, right? And all the characters literally went tequila. I think that was just such a bombastic and cool note to end that scene with that note. So in saying that word.

Starting point is 01:18:37 So I like that song. What about you guys? I think my favorite song in the movie is like Sunday morning. It's just a classic. But I think the one that works, the best as far as it being in tandem with the movie, was the one during the first car chase, or baby singing the word. and the editing that's played there. I don't know the name of that song,

Starting point is 01:18:56 but I thought it was really, yeah, really effective. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Frank's figuring his out right now. There it is. I'm figuring out at Aaron's song. It's Bell bottoms. Okay, Bell bottoms. Yep.

Starting point is 01:19:11 We'll have to listen to that one later. When the baby is running. Oh, that was a good one. Hocus, Pocus by Focus. I like, damn. That's a good one, say that one. I think the one I'm not going to forget, though, is the Deborah one. Debra, Zebra.

Starting point is 01:19:31 Because the emphasis on lyrics and I'm terrible at remember people's names to begin with, much less a character's name. And when I was like, what's her name? And then I would remember the scene. And so it actually, like, stuck with me. This movie does a really good job at getting you to remember. Like, they kind of repeated enough in certain ways and added enough emphasis on nicknames. and why to get you to recall who is who in a really good point really good way i will vouch for gregg the first time he interacted with me via social media after we had met he called me

Starting point is 01:20:05 aaron so i was up he does not remember names well sometimes that's funny all right oh yeah uh mike loxley if you had to pick a skill like this but it comes with the drawback what would you choose i already have to deny this so i'll take some sweet driving skills who what skill would I pick I got so many skills I don't quite get the question

Starting point is 01:20:30 like if you could have any sort of like a skill you don't currently possess but there's like a drawback to whatever that skill is like his is like thriving but you know having the tinnitus or like

Starting point is 01:20:41 I would be okay with losing my sense of smell so I can be sick at guitar okay all right I would lose my sense of feeling and so I could be sick at knowing the lottery ticket numbers. That'd be cool with that.

Starting point is 01:21:00 All right. And I'm going to get stretchy powers and I can't get an erection. All right. You guys are willing to sacrifice. I'm horrible. What's the point of getting stretchy powers? If you can't get an erection, why would you want to win the lottery if you can't have feelings? Well, I can't feel.

Starting point is 01:21:17 That means I can get really drunk and I can't throw up. This is a good thing, Greg. I can celebrate my billions of physical feeling. Okay, I can be translucent. Not being nauseous anymore. Weird sacrifices.

Starting point is 01:21:32 I'm just thinking on the spot, I'd have to really think about this question. I'll answer in the comments when I think deeply about this. How much do you value your sense of smell? Not much. Okay, that's an easy sacrifice for you. Who said it had to be a hard sacrifice? Oh, man.

Starting point is 01:21:50 I'm sure tonight is, I mean, you have it. So, you know, I don't have to that degree where I need to drown it out constantly. Fair. But I do hate pure silence because of that. Damn. All right. Well, we picked our things. What are you guys' things?

Starting point is 01:22:03 What would you guys sacrifice? Love to hear. Resonant Z. What's up, dog? I've been had. Me too. By him. What do you mean this movie isn't about a guy driving a baby around?

Starting point is 01:22:21 I thought this was going to be Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, Steve Goodenberg, and Ted Danson just driving babies around. I mean, if, you know, they listen to Jamie Fox, it would have been that. It would have been a very different trajectory of the movie. But all kidding aside, I do love this movie. More of a silly question, but everybody in the crew had code names to protect their identities. If you were part of a crew, what would your code name? Movie reference.

Starting point is 01:22:49 That's your code name? Yeah. That's a long code. code name all right reference what's your code name it's a pretty cool name reference reference all right my looking at me like how dare you pick that my code name would be if you if yours comes to mine first area like quote i'd call you quote quote quote is pretty cool okay quotes a cool adjective yeah that's tough I don't know we small this guy's a big fan of sandlot

Starting point is 01:23:22 you know make an ironic name called Mel Gibson so Mel Gibson Greg we're gonna fight right after this man Roxy and I'll take you on though I do love him he's a great actor so your your reference

Starting point is 01:23:36 your Mel Gibson a Mel Gibson smalls give me back my name Greg Resident Z what's your nickname man? Thank you for sending in the fun question Alan Smithy thank you Alan for being a royal reject and for asking us

Starting point is 01:23:51 question we appreciate it hey gregg andrew and erin hey helen hope you loved baby driver what is your favorite song or piece of music in the daily soundtrack of your own life like when you're driving around what music are you blasting i'm a beastie boys fan because i'm rhyming and stealing thanks rejects you guys want to take this away first you want me to go you know it really varies depending on my mood. So lately I've been listening to a lot of Laughfully because she's been a great rotation in my list. But honestly, the one I keep coming back to

Starting point is 01:24:29 is probably Hamilton. I listen to Hamilton a lot. The songs are so fun. You give me those quotes in the past before Greg and I react. I'm like, I don't know what you're referencing or singing right now. You're like, one day you will. Now I'm like, okay, now I understand this.

Starting point is 01:24:43 It's good to know. Hamilton on long drives always listen to the song. song non-stopped and My Shot and Theodosia, all the songs. Those are my go-toes. What's you, man? Lately, I've been really in a glass animals. And, you know, like my favorite artist are Eminem and Red Hot Chili Peppers. But in terms of like when I'm exercising, which is pretty much the only time I'm listening to music, I don't really listen to music in the car.

Starting point is 01:25:12 The only time I'm really listening to music is when I'm working out. And I find myself listening to either one of those artists or, funny enough, the Hampton String Quartet, they do, like, orchestral tributes to popular songs. That sounds good. And also a good amount of Lady Gaga randomly. Really? Yeah. He's a big fan of Joker, if all I do. That's why.

Starting point is 01:25:39 That's why. I like hocus pocus by focus. That's a good side. No, I've told you guys before. I love movie music. I think I'm going to echo Aaron's sentiments that it really depends on my mood. I could be Danny Elfman, could be Hans Zimmer, could be the greatest of all time. Mr. John Williams, I do need to listen to Alfred Newman, who apparently is one of the greatest composers of all times.

Starting point is 01:26:03 Got to listen to some of his music for sure. 80s music, I've been listening to a lot of thriller by Michael Jackson lately, but also it's because I just recently watched one of my favorite comedies, which I hope Greg allows to. become a reaction on this channel that's the 1984 film Revenge of the Nerds and there is a great needle drop of that song in that film and a great scene of that film of that song rather in that film so yeah definitely been listening to that song

Starting point is 01:26:26 so it just depends on my mood what I'm feeling so yeah sweet do you guys think there's any areas for improvement in this movie um it's tough because I'm someone who normally really values like character depth

Starting point is 01:26:43 but I felt like the type of story that we had I think that the intention behind character depth is to get inside the mind of the character and to understand and empathize with them

Starting point is 01:26:52 a little bit more maybe see yourself in these characters but I feel like this movie did a good job of getting you on that side of

Starting point is 01:27:00 the characters without having to go too deep into what their stories were I would have liked a little bit more info about Lily James and like her

Starting point is 01:27:08 what it's not the type of movie but you know it's not an everyday thing you ride or die with a guy who was like a little bit a criminal and you see him shoot somebody

Starting point is 01:27:16 like yeah I think I'm still right with this guy he lied about his name and everything else about him but you know I love him so we're gonna do it but you know I think about their chemistry was so palpable it makes it believable but outside of that I didn't really have any issues I think you loved it yeah I totally agree with you

Starting point is 01:27:32 I think you guys know what level of improvement I would have liked definitely a little more John Bernthal would have saved me a thousand bucks at least but having said that I really enjoyed this film right now in thinking about and I don't think there's too much more. There was one thing I did not touch upon that I thought was great.

Starting point is 01:27:50 Greg made an excellent point earlier and when he was talking about how there's a subversion of expectations when it comes to who you think the main villains are and then they keep swapping it out, which I think was so brilliantly done by Edgar Wright. It's Kevin Spacey. It's John Bernthal. It's Jamie Fox.

Starting point is 01:28:07 And then you got John Hamm and Isaac Gonzalez. And what I loved about Isaac Gonzalez and John Ham's character is they are actually well whereas John Bernthal and Jamie Fox are ostracizing and getting on baby because he's very reserved and quiet and not very socially and socially awkward and so they're getting on him for that whereas John Hammam and Isaac Gonzalez they respect him and they're kind him and welcoming to him and then to see that shift into a very climactic and combative way of what happens the job is botched. I'm like it actually like it sucks and it's tragic,

Starting point is 01:28:48 but it was such a really well done way that I didn't write a way see coming, but then when it happens, it's like, wow, that was that was really well executed. And it's, it's tragic to see, even though they are the villains, of course, you know that shit was going to go down. But I like that there was that contrast

Starting point is 01:29:08 between Jamie Fox, Kevin Spacey, and John Bernthal, the way they treated him in the way these two and then how this is the final villain towards him in terms of because of this vendetta he has

Starting point is 01:29:20 that he's with baby being responsible for taking out his woman with the cops and all that so I thought that was just brilliantly executed did you have any issues I would agree with you on the Lily James side because I do feel like every character here

Starting point is 01:29:36 has depth except the female characters I think Isaac Gonzalez lacks depth I feel like we learned a lot about John Bernthal, even if it's not fully confirmed. I think we got enough, I feel like what makes Jamie Fox effective is that you don't learn a lot about him. You just have

Starting point is 01:29:52 ideas and you learn about him through his actions more. Whereas with Isaac Gonzalez, she's the girlfriend, you know, and she gets off on when he gets violent for her in the name of her. Yeah. Outside of that, you know, she doesn't really get

Starting point is 01:30:09 to be a character. And she's just like literally the woman are there for the men in this movie. True. And I think that we missed an opportunity there for... I really didn't notice it too much about Lily James until you pointed that out. I was like, huh, weird.

Starting point is 01:30:22 I didn't really notice it, but then I was thinking about it when you said it. I'm like, oh, yeah, you're right. So those would probably be the only two elements. I was initially going to... When I was watching this, sometimes when we watch these movies, I'll be having a thought that I'll go, oh, yeah, remember to say that when we're reviewing the movie. and initially I was going to point out Jamie Fox feeling too comically bad guy at first

Starting point is 01:30:48 because he wasn't scary or menacing at first he just seemed like to just like so one hinge and I don't know why anyone would ever work with this guy he's supposed to be a professional it just kills all the time yeah like at any random moment how could you ever who would work with this guy so I had like questions about why someone as smart as Kevin Spacey would do that but gets the job done and the latter half after killing all the people with the guns the the the arms dealers he started getting really scary and and i started really liking what he was doing in the yeah so that criticism went away yeah that tells me he's a guy you don't say no to there's a point in the movie we're like i have a prediction about kevin space but then

Starting point is 01:31:26 you're like i'll reserve it because i don't want to predict her in the movie do remember what it was yeah and it didn't come true you should have made a thousand dollar back i could have said it because it was my prediction was going to be that Kevin, I 100% just don't recall so much of this. I thought it was going to be Kevin Spacey was hiring Jamie Fox and Jamie Fox would take out.

Starting point is 01:31:48 I thought Jamie Fox was going to kill John Hammond. That's what I thought was going to happen. I thought like that was the whole thing was he was set, that's why Kevin Sparcy was working with him because he was hired to take them out after the job, which there wasn't even a hint of that in the era. You and I

Starting point is 01:32:04 were on the same. You and I were on the same board. I was thinking the same thing. Yeah. Yeah. That was my one thing. I like that he pulled this up. I don't, I don't mind that Bernthal was barely in it. I feel like weirdly it made more of an impression that he was barely in this movie.

Starting point is 01:32:18 I kept thinking about him throughout. So I... He's a great act. We love him. If he wasn't famous, we wouldn't have thought about it. Yeah. Because he's famous, we thought about it. And I love how he has a mysterious cameo appearance. And then you go, I guess his character died. And when

Starting point is 01:32:34 you kept seeing them swap out different crews it makes sense too that he doesn't come back it's just it's interesting because it didn't seem like his character and and jami fox's character were two different not really seem like they're kind of hot heads yeah i could have also seen like they're they're secretly friends and then he was coming back like because this is the big score you're not leaving me out of this and they're really friends and like he told him about the job i thought something like that was coming but apparently kevin space he's a dick on set so yeah which we're reading in front of us that's why I guess he wasn't in here.

Starting point is 01:33:07 He was written out of the movie because he hated working Kevin Spacey. But yeah. But it's fortunate that his last line is if you don't see me. It means I'm dead. They probably wrote that because he was like, all right. We know he hates working with this guy. So we'll just like get him out here. I'd be curious to know if luck just turned out that way.

Starting point is 01:33:25 Yeah. You know, sometimes you do get lucky with that where they just happen to have this vinyl line or. I don't like how to this. This is unfortunately the first example that comes to. mind sad one is the the actor chance on gen v how they establish his character in season one has a thing that could kill him in his brain so when the actor unfortunately died they happened to have a narrative that set up to say goodbye to his character yeah you know so sometimes something does happen where oh well we actually have something we could use yeah they used it and i was like it's unfortunate but it was smart for sure they had no idea that that would be the thing that they would use i would agree with you guys but i never seen it so i don't know what you're talking about oh yeah we answered we answered okay i think we have one last thing right i think we answered we answered we answered them all

Starting point is 01:34:20 we did them all all right you guys well that'll be it for us today you guys thank you so much for watching our baby driver reaction let us know your additional thoughts in the comments how do you feel and also what's your favorite heist movie we're going to speed on out of here and until next time. Stay groovy.

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