Re: Man Driver: Edgar Wright's sequel to Baby Driver
Bradley is such an exacting dude in general...I always wonder if his habit of writing "it's" rather than "its" is an odd, character-deepening flourish rather than an actual error.
Anyway, Baby Driver does not immediately call out for a sequel, I don't feel.
Particularly after the bloated epilogue with him going to prison and then reuniting with Debora, not to mention the most flavorful characters (the villains) all dying. It feels almost laboriously resolved. Maybe if it ended in a more loose, "cool" way with Debora and Baby just escaping into the night to an uncertain future.
Also, Wright's cool concept of car-chases-as-musical-numbers might start to feel old hat.