This was a terrible, terrible movie

Rating: 1/10 (26 April 2020)

I'm going to keep this short as mentally revisiting this film causes me physical pain.
Insipid characters, plot holes, gaudy styling, weird pacing and not that much driving? I am confronted and confused by this film's positive reception.
The film's whole shtick is that it places both its score and driving in its engine room, but fails to use them effectively at all, leaving the final product as a weird and ugly Grease/Fast and Furious straight-to-VHS hybrid .
The characters were shallow and unlikable, with their motivations being either overly simple or completely arbitrary. Did not pass the Bechdel test, or even the Turing test to be honest, did a robot write these characters based on what it thought human's are?
I am still angered by the ending. Baby went to prison and then presumably was released after five years on parole, cut to a scene of him leaving the prison to meet Debora out the front dressed as a 50's pin up girl (for no discernible reason) standing next to a very expensive looking retro car, with the entire movie up to that point being set in the present day. How about trying to shove more artificially sweetened nostalgia down our throat Edgar Wright?
I could go on but I'd rather never think about this film again.