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I did a search for the movie hoping someone started a thread talking about it, but I saw none. (If there is and I missed it, please feel free to move it to the correct thread.)I went to see the film this past Saturday and I have to admit that I loved it. I loved the cinematography, the storytelling, the overall feel of the movie. I'm pleasantly surprised. The one thing I didn't enjoy was the music. I couldn't tell if it was the sound system that couldn't handle the range of the music, but there as a lot of clipping and it oddly reminded me of the Inception theme. That part was really disappointing because the music from the first movie is what got me hooked. This time around, it was everything else that hooked mean. Kind of weird. ;-)Did anyone else see the movie? What are your thoughts?
I actually haven't seen it yet. I have jury duty tomorrow so my hope is they won't need me and I can go see a movie instead since work is assuming I'll be unavailable all day. (Lifehack, also kind of a sadhack I guess.) The theater also has it in D-BOX which I've never done before, but it seems like an appropriate way to see it following the Blade Runner 2049 experience at SDCC.In general, Baby Driver really raised the bar for movie soundtracks in my opinion. I have had a lot of trouble enjoying things like chase scenes in other movies after seeing it.
Agreed, we saw it this past weekend as well, in IMAX and thought it was awesome. Of course the original (any version) is one of my favorite films of all time. We also agree that the music was sometimes just to overpowering. Really thought that Ryan Gosling did a great job as well as the other two lead female actors, also glad that Harrison Ford was "saved" for the final acts of the film. If you liked the first one, you should definitely go see this one.I really liked the little nods to the original, i.e. the clear rain coat, the video panning scene, other cameos, all made it that much more special.
Saw this on opening day with some apprehension being a sequel but was rewarded with a great movie on so many levels. The director Denis Villeneuve did a fabulous job and created a movie that is worthy of several viewings to understand the deeper meanings. I think that due to it's R rating and long running time with no big action that the viewership was down and hence low box office earnings. Best movie of the year for me.
I would hesitate to see it in D-Box. It really isn't an action film. There will be very little D-Boxing. I'd say see it on the biggest screen possible and just let it soak into your pores. Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk