No Plan. Just Drive, for Miles and Miles.

Rating: 6/10 (15 April 2018)

Why didn't Baby agree with Doc to rather not go through with the job after Bats' mess up? Why was his plan to say yes, then run in the middle of the night? Saying "no" seems to me like it would've been the shortest route between him getting out of there, and getting to Debora for their 2 a.m. road trip.
Speaking of Debora, I'm not really all that crazy about Lily James, but my was she just delicious in this movie. Also, I could feel the calm Debora was for Baby. Ansel and Lily had great chemistry, and made a wonderful onscreen couple.
The dialogue, script and word play was especially entertaining, and the performances were effortless all around, and well executed. I would've liked to see a little more of Jon Bernthal however. The action sequences syncing with the score was also a nice touch.
Baby Driver is enjoyable, and Edgar Wright is a virtuoso, but at points, it seemed to lose a little bit of control; like Bats insisting on going to the diner, just to want to shoot Debora afterwards. That situation was contrived to have the team meet Debora, however contained little sense in that; why after the night they'd had, would Bats want to further risk the operation?
I would absolutely love to give this film a 7/10, but, it left me wanting. I feel like Edgar did in fact write and direct something pretty awesome, but, it lacked. Baby being a driver and his name being "Miles" were those nice elements, but, I couldn't help feeling not as satisfied as I wanted to. 6.5/10.