We see the aftermath of bank robbers shooting a cop with blood splattered around his head. We see a man firing a gun up into the air but absolutely no violence. In the opening scene, several people rob a bank shown from inside the escape drivers car. The film contains several high speed car chases from the police. 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. 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. Show moreīaby Driver is an upbeat crime story about a young adult trapped in the wrong life. There's some smoking and social drinking one character has a drug addiction he feeds by stealing. One man calls another a 'retard' and a 'freak' he also calls men things like 'ladies' to imply they're weak. There's lots of swearing, including 'f-k,' 'ass,' 'goddamn,' and more. Characters kiss and make references to 'getting it on' or 'role playing.' Female characters are in short supply, and the ones who are in the movie are sidelined, portrayed in a stereotypical way, and ogled by both the characters and the camera.

The main character is a reckless driver who performs over-the-top stunts parents may want to remind teens not to try this at home. Many of the characters eventually die sudden, terrible deaths. There are several mass shootings, with machine-gun deaths choreographed to music you'll also see several car accidents with splintering glass and bloody dead bodies, sudden deaths, blood, and gore. Violence is constant and often glamorized. Parents need to know that Baby Driver is an action-packed crime drama about a young getaway driver ( Ansel Elgort) for a group of Atlanta bank robbers.

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