Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney host This Just In, a subset of the fortnightly The 250 podcast looking at notable new arrivals on the list of the 250 best movies of all-time as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users.
This time, Edgar Wright’s Baby Driver.
Notes:
- Recorded 7th July 2017.
- Baby Driver at The Internet Movie Database.
- The IMDB 250 as it appeared at time of recording.
- Baby Drive trailer.
- Baby Driver soundtrack on Spotify.
- Ryan Bassil revisits the Mint Royale video that inspired Baby Driver.
- Peter Bart at Deadline on the increased importance of soundtracks in a globalised Hollywood.
- Angela Watercutter at Wired on how streaming redefined (and revitalised) the modern Hollywood soundtrack.
- Lindsay Zoladz at The Ringer on the bizarre phenomenon of iPod nostalgia.
- Devindra Hardawar at Engadget on Baby Driver as an ode to iPod nostalgia.
- Lindsay Zoladz at The Ringer on Baby Driver‘s use of the iPod.
- Dan Ozzi at Vice on the ubiquity of “hipster” as a vague insult.
- Lior Phillips at Consequence of Sound discusses how tinnitus actually works.
- Edgar Wright discusses the music of Baby Driver with Pitchfork.
- Edgar Wright discusses the music of Baby Driver with Variety.
- Edgar Wright discusses the use of music in his work with Vulture.
- Matthew Monagle at Film School Rejects talks to Edgar Wright about the influence of his music video work on his feature film work.
- Edgar Wright and Jon Hamm discuss Baby Driver on Comedy Bang Bang.
- Mekedo Murphy at The New York Times on how the production choreographed the action of Baby Driver.
- Clark Collis at Entertainment Weekly talks to second unit director Darren Prescott about the cars used on Baby Driver.
- Benjamin Lee at The Guardian discusses visiting the set of Baby Driver.
- Angie Han at /film talks to Edgar Wright about the influences and origins of Baby Driver.
- Germain Lussier at io9 on how Edgar Wright was able to use scenes from Monsters Inc in Baby Driver.
- David Sims at The Atlantic on the morality of Baby Driver.
- Matthew Garnett at The Federalist on the redemption of the antihero at the core of Baby Driver.
- Jim Vorel at Paste Magazine on the use of real Atlanta locations in Baby Driver.
- Max Cea at Salon on Baby Driver‘s capacity to change the summer movie landscape.
- Edgar Wright talks to Empire about his plans for a sequel.
- Darren’s review of Baby Driver.
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I think that was the reason Wright didn’t do Ant-Man – he just wanted to do the film he WANTED.
Btw, did you see Attack the Block? It was directed by Joe Cornish who is a long-time collaborator and friend of Wright. The movie’s tone is pretty similar to Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead…
Attack the Block is great. Really loved it.