The character Baby, portrayed by Elgort, comes across as a reserved young man who cares for his sick foster parent. He listens to music both because he enjoys it and to mask the tinnitus caused by a past accident that also claimed his parents' lives. Due to an obligation, Baby works for a criminal boss named Doc, using a particular talent to settle a debt. Baby’s skill lies in driving—not just any kind of driving,…

This movie is a visually striking and exceptionally well-made action film with clear influences from animation. It’s obvious that Edgar Wright has a firm grasp on his craft.

Among the most visually appealing movies this year, it’s a film where the narrative itself isn’t particularly remarkable, but the production design and overall presentation are captivating. The characters, soundtrack, action sequences, especially the car chases, all stand out. While not Ansel Elgort's finest performance, it might well mark a turning point in his early career, suggesting he is prepared for more challe…

The fact that something is considered popular doesn’t automatically mean it's not enjoyable. My assessment: ★★★½ – It was genuinely good, and I would definitely suggest checking it out.

It's been a while since I enjoyed a film this much. It delivers exactly what you want in a big summer movie: constant action sequences, an incredible musical score—easily the best of the year—and genuinely laugh-out-loud moments. Plus, it’s directed by Edgar Wright, so you know it will be good. I wasn't familiar with Ansel Elgort’s work previously, but learning that he was considered for the role of Han Solo makes me…