Shame, missed opportunity..

Rating: 3/10 (23 September 2017)

Had high hopes for a 8.0 IMDb reviewed movie, but was left baffled to who is voting that high for this trash..
Starts off promising, ridiculous but entertaining opening car chase..
After this, for me the story falls flat, and the movies rating is more like rating for how high the cliché factor is. Clichés.. Clichés everywhere.
Kid can drive like a pro, not explained. Because his terrible parents died in a car accident and his has tinnitus?
Kevin Spacey is the criminal boss, who throughout the film is threatening Baby and the people he cares about, suddenly sacrifices himself because he sees the two love birds together. Because logic?
Bad guys are unprofessional, lunatic criminals and unnecessarily bad, Jamie Foxx is bad for the sake of being bad, the couple are annoying, and Jon Bernthal was the same character as Jamie Foxx, only ion the film for a few minutes then just replaced him for some reason. Because Kevin Spacey never uses the same crew twice, why not? Who knows..
Baby was hired because Kevin Spacey saw him stealing his car and thought "This guy can steal a car, therefore he's perfectly qualified to be a getaway driver." Okay..
Then the girl who has like one date with Baby and is prepared to give up her life for him and even waits for him 5 years to come out of prison. Oh dear.
The chase scenes become ridiculous as the couple constantly escape drones of police, and Jon Hamm then becomes the terminator, then absurdly hunts Baby.
The gun exchange was silly and had nothing to do with the heist, only to show off how insane and recklessly erratic Jamie Foxx is, why would you hire such an unprofessional nutjob..
I could go on and on, but I think you get the idea of the mess of a film this is.
Disappointing.