There were few things more thrilling at the multiplex this summer than the opening chase sequence from Edgar Wright’s “Baby Driver.” Right alongside the magnificent middle act sequence in Bong Joon-Ho‘s “Okja,” the scene is not only a technical marvel, but it’s wildly entertaining, and crackling with personality. Quite simply, every frame oozes Wright’s playful prowess. But if you wanted to get behind the wheel and take that drive yourself now you can (note: The Playlist does not endorse this, please consult your own legal team).
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Vox has laid out the journey taken by Baby in Google Maps, and it’s pretty cool stuff. Shot on the streets of Atlanta, Wright remarkably stays pretty true to what a getaway driver would face if they were trying to pull this off, winding through the highways and downtown roads. Granted, the director does use a bit of movie magic to leap the car from here to there when necessary, but all told, it’s a fun watch.
Check it out below, along with the full chase sequence from the film. “Baby Driver” is still in cinemas, and worth seeing on the big screen.