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Baby Driver Thesis
Baby Driver

Baby driver is a very interesting movie, tell us the story of young man, he have a very high driving skills and he helps a thiefs to complete their activities like rob banks, or rob other things to take a lot of money.

This boy have a very particular story, his mom and dad die in a car accident and he is the only survivor of these crash. A deafmute guy take him and he raised him for a long time.
Baby (the name of the boy) had a big debt with a guy, this guy is who use him in the robberies, but only like a driver.

At the end of the movie Baby its a good person but the debt take to him to do bad things but in the bottom of his heart have a good feelings, the pólice put him in jail but with a nice conduct he get out in 5 years.
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