Visible crew/equipment: When Baby is in the car that he stole after running away from the mall center and he crashes against the back of the pickup, you can see the cameraman and the crew member on his left reflected in the rear window.
Directed by: Edgar Wright
Starring: Kevin Spacey, Jon Bernthal, Lily James, Eiza Gonzalez
Visible crew/equipment: When Baby is in the car that he stole after running away from the mall center and he crashes against the back of the pickup, you can see the cameraman and the crew member on his left reflected in the rear window.
Continuity mistake: The car at the arresting scene was boosted by Baby a couple scenes earlier. When he gets arrested, he suddenly has a key of the car and turns off the engine. How did he acquire the key of that boosted car?
Suggested correction: We don't see him boost the car, though. He could have stolen it from somebody who was in the car, as he has done a couple times in the movie already.
Trivia: During the second heist, all of the crew are wearing Austin powers masks. Kevin Spacey who co-starred in this had a cameo appearance in the third Austin Powers film, playing himself.
Suggested correction: I think this is more coincidence than anything. Spacey's Austin Powers cameo is about 5 seconds, and he's playing himself as Dr. Evil, not Austin. Maybe there'd be a connection if he played Austin or was even in this Baby Driver scene, but this was just a workaround after they were denied the rights to Halloween's Michael Myers.
Question: Why did Baby Driver surrender himself to the police when he and Deborah could've gotten away?
Answer: Baby had spent years being coerced into a life of crime, something which he was never happy with, and by that point had gotten tired of continuously running from his problems. He surrendered because he knew he had done a lot of terrible things and realised it was time to pay the price for it, as well as that he did not want Deborah to go through the same life of crime that he has gone through.