Parent reviews for Baby Driver (2024)

Baby Driver is an upbeat crime story about a young adult trapped in the wrong life. Most of the film is surrounded by purely bad people and criminals, but the protagonist himself is trapped in the business due to a past mistake and struggles to escape.VIOLENCE:The violence in the film is overall moderate, and progresses in severity as the film goes on, starting with no violence, no onscreen violence then onscreen violence.The film contains several high speed car chases from the police.In the opening scene, several people rob a bank shown from inside the escape drivers car. We see a man firing a gun up into the air but absolutely no violence.We see the aftermath of bank robbers shooting a cop with blood splattered around his head. The actual act is cut off.In a car chase 2 cars shoot at each other, and one flips into a ditch.A boy opens the trunk of a car to discover a corpse with a bloody bullet hole in its forehead.During an intense shootout, 5 criminals are killing. The first is blasted in the chest, spraying blood, then 2 more are shot in the chest, one getting repeatedly shot in the back afterwards. The final person is suddenly shot in the side of the head spraying blood out. After these people are killed another man is shot driving a car showing no blood.A man is shot in the chest with a shotgun, spurting a large amount of blood.In an intense scene, a man is suddenly impaled with a lamp post, splattering blood on the windows and the people in the car. Blood also dribbles and pours from the mans mouth. The most graphic scene in the film.In a shootout, a woman firing 2 machine guns gets repeatedly shot in the chest, killing her and spraying blood. Then, a man shoots 3 police officers in anger.In a diner, a man is suddenly shot, sending him to the ground and causing blood to pour out of his wound. The man then shoots a police officer who enters the diner.Towards the end, a man wielding a shotgun kills 3 people, blasting 2 of them in the chest. The third is shot in the chest, sending him to the ground and then is repeatedly blasted in the chest then face, splattering a large amount of blood on the ground. Another man gets up and starts shooting, so he, too is shot in the face but the camera does not show the impact like the other kill. During this shootout, the shotgun wielding killer also gets repeatedly shot.A man gets hit by a car, then run over again killing him.During a car fight, 2 cars crash into each other and the environment repeatedly, every time the car crashes one of the drivers faces gets covered in more blood.A man is shot in the kneecap and falls from a great height into a burning car, exploding and killing him.17 people are killed onscreen during the duration of the film (not counting the offscreen deaths).LANGUAGE:Around 57 uses of “f*ck” and multiple uses of “sh*t”.Use of other words like “puss*es”, “wh*re”, “retard”, “ass”, “jesus”, “jesus christ”.OVERALL: 13+

Saw this film with my nephew a year ago and he loved it so yeah. If your kid can handle language and a bit of violence this should be fine

I’m in middle school and believe me when I say that kids hear and see way worse things than are in this movie.

I have read some of the other comments hating on this movie. Those are awful, terrible, and I am so confused on to why people don't love this movie as much as me

Hi I am in middle school and honestly the things ur kids hear in middle school is worse than the cussing in the movie.

This was a great movie, and I think that 12-13 year olds who are not scared by the sight of blood should be able to watch this. The swearing is not as bad as you may think. I also don't understand why this is so bad for kids that are practically or are teens. It's like saying that your kid can't watch Cars because there's reckless driving. Some people are just too sensitive these days,

Katherine R. Parent of 10, 14, 18+, 18+, 18+ and 5-year-old

Ivanna S. Parent of 11 and 15-year-old

Ivanna S. Parent of 11 and 15-year-old