Baby's sickness is love. Ehm, I meant law.

Rating: 8/10 (5 July 2017)

I was at the cinema the other day. I would enjoy a film not just based on reviews but also what I could catch that represent life truthfully as well as successfully in one way or the other.
What I watched in the first hour was priceless. Because it showed cinematic executions with some solid and continuing beats of fine music without blurring the corpus with the unnecessary dialogue.
The performance of Mr. Kevin Spacey, Mr. Jon Hamm, Mr. Jamie Foxx, Mr. Jon Bernthal was exceptional (even though I would not deem the character of Mr. Jon Bernthal so original nor necessary for the story), while those of Mr. Ansel Elgort, Ms. Eiza González and Ms. Lily James seemed really well.
In the second hour of the movie, however, things turned to be pretty mediocre. Not only could we not see the character played by Mr. Ansel Elgort breaking his shell and the real effect of the illness that reveals itself when there is no music to listen to; the beats ultimately dropped off the dance with the scenes, too.
At the end, even the villain played by Mr. Kevin Spacey called Doc would first endanger his business along with his reputation upon the stupid moves of the psychotic character played by Mr. Jamie Foxx called Bats (even though Doc stated previously that he would not work with the same crew) and even sacrifice his life when Baby shows his randomly-found-and-original-"love" played by Ms. Lily James called Debora to him. So he drops everything like he is a sweet imam / pastor in a mosque / church. Well, I was not convinced of this.
Eventually, Mr. Edgar Wright blew the opportunity to leave an artistic breeze over the world that would not cease in the middle of a hot summer.
Okay, don't go away. I still liked it a lot.
P.S.: Even if it carried its top quality to the end, I would still have problems with its praise of living in criminal styles. (Remember, Baby commits crimes involving blood and sweat of innocents; but he is ever happy at the end, in the arms of a beautiful, loyal and genic / future wife. No contemplation ever needed after all... And this is what we leave to our children.
Here is a Verse of my culture:
"Lo! Those who devour the wealth of orphans wrongfully, they do but swallow fire into their bellies, and they will be exposed to blazing Fire!"
-The Gracious Koran, the 10th Verse in the 4th Chapter called The Women. Amen.