``Baby Driver'' is a thrilling work that combines ``music'' and ``action,'' a passionate respect for the legendary car action movie.

Genius driving technique awakened by the power of music

The fun of this work is packed right from the opening. The main character "Baby" is clutching the steering wheel with a cool expression and wearing sunglasses. When his favorite song starts playing on his iPod, he moves his body in rhythm with the rhythm and melody, synchronizing his lips with the vocals.

He is the ``driver'' of a gang of robbers, and through music he awakens his amazing driving techniques, and by dispatching chasing police cars one after another, he vividly escapes from danger. The feeling of witnessing this series of openings is indescribable. It's a level that makes you realize that even those watching the show are counting with their feet without even realizing it.

We often see movies that specialize in individual genres, such as simple musicals or car action movies, but this film combines these genres to create a chemical change. Director Wright has a thorough knowledge of both genres, and yet he elevates the production to entertainment that the audience can instinctively enjoy, without ever becoming too pretentious. That is Light's greatest strength. Above all, the atmosphere where the creators seem to be genuinely enjoying themselves is irresistible.

``The Driver'' influenced director Edgar Wright