Ford v Ferrari / It's A Perfect Lap Scene
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- It's A Perfect Lap.
Scene From Movie: "Ford v Ferrari" (2019).
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• Original title: "Ford v Ferrari"
• Release date: November 13, 2019
• Country: United States
• Director: James Mangold
• Genre: Action, Biography, Drama
• Budget: $100 million
• IMDb: 8.2/10
American car designer Carroll Shelby and driver Ken Miles battle corporate interference, the laws of physics and their own personal demons to build a revolutionary race car for Ford and challenge Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966.
Cast:
▶ Matt Damon as Carroll Shelby, American former race car driver, automotive designer, and builder.
▶ Christian Bale as Ken Miles, British World War II veteran and professional race car driver.
▶ Jon Bernthal as Lee Iacocca, vice president of Ford.
▶ Caitriona Balfe as Mollie Miles, Miles's wife.
▶ Tracy Letts as Henry Ford II, the CEO of Ford and grandson of automotive pioneer Henry Ford.
▶ Josh Lucas as Leo Beebe, senior executive vice president.
▶ Noah Jupe as Peter Miles, Miles's son.
▶ Remo Girone as Enzo Ferrari, founder of Ferrari and its automobile racing team Scuderia Ferrari.
▶ Ray McKinnon as Phil Remington.
▶ JJ Feild as Roy Lunn, a Ford engineer involved in the GT40 program.
▶ Jack McMullen as Charlie Agapiou.
▶ Gian Franco Tordi as Head of Security for Gianni Agnelli, president of Italian automobile manufacturer Fiat and Ferrari.
▶ Benjamin Rigby as Bruce McLaren, a New Zealand professional race car driver and Miles's race teammate.
▶ Ben Collins as Denny Hulme, a New Zealand professional race car driver and Miles's race teammate.
▶ Francesco Bauco as Lorenzo Bandini, an Italian professional race car driver and Miles's rival.
▶ Joe Williamson as Donald N. Frey, Chief Engineer of Ford.
▶ Alex Gurney as Dan Gurney, American professional race car driver, builder, and engineer.
▶ Corrado Invernizzi as Franco Gozzi.
▶ Wallace Langham as Dr. Granger.
Ferrari responded to their loss at Le Mans by winning the next race after that in which both appeared in, the 24 Hours of Daytona the following year, being Ford's home territory. They finished the race by claiming all three podium spots. Toward the end, at the request of management, the three leaders grouped and cross the finish line together in the same fashion as the Fords at Le Mans. The following year, without Ford and Ferrari as contenders due to rule changes, Porsche repeated the same parade celebrations when they won at Daytona. It is now uncommon for teams to order drivers to hold celebration laps at the closing hour of an endurance race.
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You do know that the GT40 won for four years at LeMans?
@@patrickradcliffe3837 He's talking about the 24 Hours of Daytona. He mentions it by name in literally the first sentence.
@@benn454 Daytona was no where as prestigious as LeMans win.
@@patrickradcliffe3837 No one said it was?
@Brandon Gravitt Because the Fords all lined up for a picture at Le Mans. Ferrari retaliated by doing the same thing at Daytona. The year after that, Porsche did it at Daytona as well. Did you not read the original post? Work on your reading comprehension.
The irony of having the last name MILES but your initials is KM
Bruh
LMAOO😂😂😂
Rip
Exactly what i thought.
Head blown :O
1:08 "He's gonna break his own record"
"Shut up"
Every sports fan in the world can relate to that. *Never jinx it*
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I want to tell you: THERE IS A GOD WHO LOVES YOU, AND HE WANTS TO SAVE YOU.
The greatest proof of His love for you was on the cross.
There is only one GOD, only one GOD, there are no others, and GOD is Love, he is merciful, but he is also a GOD of judgment and justice.
This GOD has Laws, and we cannot keep them properly, we fail, we sin when we disobey His Laws. Think with me, when someone commits a crime, he breaks a certain Law, is he innocent or guilty? We understand that if he has committed a crime, broken or disobeyed a law, he is not innocent, but guilty. Does a guilty deserve to be convicted or acquitted? We understand that if he committed a crime he deserves to be convicted. Such is the state of the human being before God. guilty. The Bible says that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God (Rom 3:23). We have sinned against GOD, we are not innocent but guilty, and our sins condemn us and condemn us to hell.
But I want to tell you that there is hope for us, there is forgiveness for our sins, because, even though we are flawed and sinners, God loved us so much that in the fullness of time he sent his SON, JESUS CHRIST to this earth. JESUS is the one who was born under the law of GOD. JESUS fulfilled all the law of God, being thus perfect, in Jesus there was no sin nor deceit in his mouth.
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Then HE was buried and after three days, GOD raised Jesus from the dead, breaking the shackles of death, because it was impossible for death to stop him.
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Did this with Atlanta halfway through the Super Bowl. Never done it again since
Federer 2019 Wimbledon Final 8-7 (40-15) Championship point.
We used to do that at work when it was slow; no one was allowed to comment on how slow it was or you would jinx it.
@@adamshawn8524 SO IT WAS YOU
This movie gets two things extremely right:
1. The art and skill of man and machine coming together to accomplish a task
2. The absolute joy of high-speed racing
Truly, I’ve never seen a movie able to portray how 200mph feels when you’re in the car. It never feels quite right, but this one knocked it out of the park
On a cynical note, you omitted Ford's example of the ars@{^*ls in corporate life :(
@@danielw5850 Yep. Especially Henry Ford II berating his hourly employees for somehow being at fault for a sales slump. Like…really?
@@amadeus5889
"To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable."
- Ludwig van Beethoven.
Remember: Ken BUILT them with Ford so #1 would be fine tuned just for him
Enzo’s “Bellisimo” can be interpreted in various ways.
1. He called the ford factories ugly so he can’t believe they built a car that beat them.
2. The car itself beautiful
3. Ken Miles driving that day was “bellísimo” and he can’t help to be in awe at that monster in the hands of Ken.
*Bellissimo
It’s 3
I figured 3 cause the car was running hot (down on power) and worn brakes. Yet he beat his previous best record in HIS fine tuned gt40
Also the fact that Enzo was shocked Ken was able to push through to get to that perfect lap without Ford’s car getting destroyed or damaged
4. He was referring to the lap. The lap was beautiful (perfect as Ken Miles would say)... At his core Enzo Ferrari was a racer chasing perfection, just like Ken Miles.
Every guy wants that moment were times slows and its just you and your moment of glory
"There’s a point at 7,000 RPMs where everything fades.
The machine becomes weightless. It disappears.
All that’s left, a body moving through space, and time.
At 7,000 RPM, that’s where you meet it. That’s where it waits for you."
@@gandhar3548 cringe stfu
Ewi u stfu thats an actual quote.....
@@allisondiaz449 ik doesn't make it not cringe stfu
Ewi 🧐
"There's a point at 7,000 RPM... where everything fades. The machine becomes weightless. Just disappears. And all that's left is a body moving through space and time. 7,000 RPM. That's where you meet it. You feel it coming. It creeps up on you, close in your ear. Asks you a question. The only question that matters. Who are you?"-Carroll Shelby
Whereas these days, it's just starting to come onto boost at 7,000rpm... 😂
Thats roughly where the power band comes in on my shitty 2 stroke. XD right then is when it's absolutely flying at a terrifying 20-25 mph. If you want a vehicle to terrify you without you breaking residential speed limit laws by more than 10 mph then.. XD
F1 was nutting on wheels at that time
Too bad Mr. Shelby didn't live to see today's cars like the T50 that revs its V12 to 12,500 RPM.
@@maxnaz47 The hell are you driving? A jet engine?! XD
I think the best thing about Ford v Ferrari is that Ken Miles finally gets the recognition he deserved and never had in life.
He never did it for the recognition. He just loved doing the thing day after day.
@@athreyathandeswaran7510 And that's the only way to become a great engineer and driver. You can't achieve that with fame in mind.
Also in the 60's the pilots wasnt the celebrities that they are these days
Enzo’s “bellisimo” is the essence of sportsmanship. After all the animosity, what was said, and what was done, if you truly love your sport, you can’t refrain from being in awe and salute when greatness occurs, regardless if greatness comes from your team, or your worse enemy.
... and then Enzo cooked the rule book to stay in the game.
@@OKOKOKOKOKOKOK-zn2fy He was never even at the race to begin with. That was made up by the movie for dramatics.
Everyone is like "How did he do that?"
Christian Bale: "Because i'm Batman"
Hi Nagato
Underrated comment
@@floppychzcake7936 just like your life oooooooh burn
@@dailyopinion2378 which Michael Keaton answered: "I AM THE BATMAN."
Because he's playing Ken Miles
In the beginning of the movie, Iacocca mentions that Ferrari has gone almost bankrupt trying to chase perfection. That line has more meaning when Ken Miles achieves the “perfect lap”. Enzo then salutes him, knowing Ken has achieved something greater than 1st place at LeMans, which eluded him.
actuall he never got first place in the leMans, he got 2nd dude the the last lap being show case for all of ford( he was basically trolled out of first)
@@prathamjohari8301 AtUaLLy OP never said he came 1st, if you read it properly- it just says getting a perfect lap is "greater" than getting 1st place.
@@UpstageBeast relax
@@evanfreeman5656 chill out
@@evanfreeman5656 evan ur dumn bro
This movie made me appreciate the late Shelby even more. I already idolised him as a pioneer in the American automotive industry. But what got me is the way he always stood by Ken's side against Ford's corporate greed. Absolute legends ❤
My name is Carrell Shelby and performance is my business
Bro Movie name.pls
@@LEGENDGAMER-ew8zm "Ford V Ferrari"
@@LEGENDGAMER-ew8zm Auto correct is available to you and you still can't spell "please" correctly. 🙄
As far as I remember, the GT40's were made in Slough, England. At Ford Advanced Vehicles - I used to work nearby and they would often test them on the Slough Industrial Estate.
This movie actually introduced me into cars, almost 3 years later, I'm still in love with it. Such a masterpiece.
Roads introduced me to cars
The original British Top Gear got me into them. They make being a car enthusiast very approachable :).
my hamster got into cars when it got sucked into the intake while I was working on it
Glad you have fun with cars!
Welcome to the strange and wonderful world of enthusiasts!
This movie was so perfectly made it got non-racing fans to fall in love with it. All of the race and testing scenes feel like action-adventure scenes with how impactful they are.
The sound was Amazing
Honestly what a great fucking movie
@@st0nedreality same here this movie got me into motorsports now I’m choosing it as a life career
I'm a street racing fan, so I hate circuit racing stuff, but that movie was something else, it's also a true story.
@@ham4da yeah I like street racing more but law enforcement in the uk makes it close to impossible, but close to none would be nascar
Bale deserved atleast an Oscar nomination for this movie.
If he would have been a transgender z, he would have won
@@artygunnar
Hahahaha
This movie should be cancelled.
@Rudraksh Tiwari LOL 🤣 Yep, he's an amazing actor!
@@manoman0 why so😒
Goosebumps is all around when his son says "it's a perfect lap"
I tear up everytime. The whole scene is just perfect.
I really love the shot at 1:59, that shot is incredible. It really shows how fast the car is moving.
Its the best and most original representation of pure speed ive ever seen in a movie
This movie had far more emotions then the entire fast and furious franchise
Obviously, this movie is biography with very good production... FF is action movie without gravity 😅
🎤👋🏿
No
Facts
It’s better than all the fast and furious saga
It's got soul. For the true car enthusiast and lover of motorensport!
Let’s see Paul Allen drive
If my stomach feels a little hungry, I'll eat some popcorn while watching this movie. I can watch it a 1000 times now.
@@jacoblarahdez9907 it was an illusion
@@jacoblarahdez9907 it was an illusion
How about Paul Walker
@@NickBoss-tb8iw did he get a reservation at dorsia?
I really like the shot of Miles’ sunglasses. It’s the same as the one during the Daytona scene, but is also a mirror opposite. In the Daytona race, you could see something in his sunglasses, that being the 2 cars he had to beat so he could qualify for Le Mans. But in this scene there’s nothing. Signifying that he has no real goal for Le Mans other than to just drive his heart out.
Before he drive a Batmobile,he drove the GT40 Mark 2
The difference between Ford and Ferrari.
Ken Miles sets another record, driving an almost perfect lap in one of the greatest racecars the world has ever seen in the world's most prestigious sports car race.
Over in the Ford garage, the executives are pissed that he's ruining their photo-op for marketing purposes.
Over in the Ferrari garage, old man Enzo can't help but look over to a subordinate and remark, "Bellissimo."
Soulless corporationism
I like how even Iacocca doesn't take Beebe seriously and just smiles, because Beebe's attempts to slow Miles down and make him lose are simply ridiculous.
Ford made a race car, Ferrari made art on wheels
Exactly.
@@petertoth3477 Iacocca said that they need to think like Ferarri, and that's why Ken Miles did. He devoted his energy and passion into his race. And after all that happened, he was just happy he got the chance to race in the biggest racing event ever.
The sound engineering was impressive. They sounded as close to the real thing as possible
But the engine RPM never matches the RPM needle...
That's because it actually was, a guy had an original 427 Beast motor that they let the studio record at different RPMs and they used it in different scenes
unfortunately it has a ton of cgi and it's very distracting because it doesn't look that good...
@@LeeO2011 You can't exactly race at the 1966 road of Le Mans anymore
@@LeeO2011 explain to the people at home how you CGI sound
I have watched this scene over a 100 times and each time its gives goosebumps and almost tears me up towards the end when Miles' son calls it a "perfect lap". As someone who has been been into cars for 3 decades now, this movie is a purist dream and I'm grateful to have watched it :)
One must remember that in the eyes of Enzo, this is the equivalent of beating a fencing champion at his own game with a claymore. The Ferraris were from an engineering and design standpoint beautiful, elegant, and precise. In comparison, the GT 40 is loud, brash, crude, and violent. Yet Ken Miles did with that what no other driver had done, he beat Ferrari.
You can have style and beauty, or you can have raw power. You can't have both. One just be sacrificed for the other.
@@HuskyGamersUNITE I disagree because I've driven an 'Enzo' Ferrari and it has both.
Trust me people need more movies like this masterpiece
The past is the key of the future and the future is a key for our past and those keys open in time to our life
@@guillermohernandez8392 ok
We r humans not peoples idiot
Oatmeal
@@BilalKhan-md1mz?
I watched this in an IMAX theater with that dope ass sound system, holy shit this movie was awesome
@ The whole theater rattled when he started the car up
@@floppychzcake7936 The engine sounds in this movie were top notch.
@@raionshishi8290 Yasss
I did too, now I feel betrayed every time I watch those scenes on my phone
movie name
it's amazing how matt damon can see and hear the car wherever it is in the track.
They literally showed the TV right after he said something. (Albeit, it probably had no, or poor, sound so some suspension of disbelief is still required)
The way enzo ferrari showed respect at the end is quite memorable and entertaining
watching this movie in a theatre was an unforgettable experience.
100% agreed.
Without a doubt, I was on the edge of my seat seeing how he drived, the close connection with the corners, the high speed passes and the patience around the corners all without hesitation.
I envy you, by the time I found time to go and catch it at my local cinema, they downgraded it to a ridiculous late night showing not long before full COVID lockdown.
Same here... Should have won the Oscar for best movie...
Movie name please
Christian bale is without a doubt, one of the best actor of this century.
Man's performance is impeccable.
no doubt
Not to underestimate the versatility of Matt Damon at the same time .
@@tarunpatidar4017 OMG ITS JASON BOURNE
@@kaizer2k2Yes, and much more ☺️
you will never see a car made like that ever again the Ford GT40 what a beast. A marvel of human engineering.
as someone who races personally i just saw that he pushed the car past its breaking point and found new limits iv never seen, hes pulled off an incredible feat on pull the perfect lap, he really inspires me to go as fast as i can can push to new limits.
Ken Miles was on a tank crew in WW2. I've seen some posts mentioning him being a real man or being fearless, well after going up against German Tigers and Panzers, doubt fear entered his mind too much.
@@amazingsrilanka7358 Ken Miles was British. Also, you're incorrect.
@@thespokenword6456 if he is BRITISH i can asume he had met a one (probably) but USA never met active TIGERS
Ok no I FOUND THAT ken miles was originally from UK
But he wasn't on a TANK CREW he was a mechanical engineer in UK army he repaired tanks and spare parts (SO WITHOUT GOING TO THE BATTLEFIELD HOW HE MET A TIGER,PANZER OR ANYTHING ELSE.?) And after that he repaired AIRCRAFTS but then the WAR ENDED so ITS WRONG
@@amazingsrilanka7358 youre a loser
@@amazingsrilanka7358 Several of the 503rd's Tiger I Auf E's damaged in fighting with the British and Commonwealth forces in the north were loaded onto flatbed cars headed back to Germany for extensive repairs. Along the way they ran into elements of the U.S. 3rd Armored Division northeast of Paris near Braine at the end of August. U.S. soldiers in M15A1 AAA halftracks from the 486th AAA Automatic Weapons Battalion had been tipped off by the French Underground about the outbound train and set up an ambush. They hit and disabled the locomotive and then peppered the train and flatbed cars with automatic 37mm and .50 caliber fire. This prevented the dismounted Panzer crews from manning the already damaged tanks and resulted in their capture.
“Aerodynamics are for people who can't build engines.” (by Enzo Ferrari
Retrodude 21 The fuck you laughing at. F1 Ferrari engines are always the best. So that statement is true. Teams need better aero to beat Ferrari
Sinkento the engine is the worst part of their car this year
@@CallMeShoe he's saying it's ironic my guy
Sinkento wow. When was the last time you watched F1? 2004?
LOTUS: HOLD MY AERODYNAMICS.
I wish there were more movies about motorsport like this.
I liked Senna and Closer to the Edge.
i love how this movie showcases just how much of a monster the ford gt was
What the heck are you talking about? The "Ford GT40" wasn't the "Ford gt". The "Ford GT40" wasn't a Ford at all- it wasn't even an American car. In REALITY, the "Ford GT40" was the British Lola Mk6 with the word "Ford" painted on it, because Ford was writing the checks to fund the team. Even the driver Ken Miles was British.
you already know what i meant. don't be a dick. ford imported the gt40 and made it into the monstrosity it was @@Gurn_Blanston
This is what happens when Batman, Bourne and the Punisher get togheter.
Together
Togather
@@ZAH33D Toeguther
everybody calm down, MR. COMEDY IS HERE
Or the kid from "empire at the sun", "the martian" and Shane from "TWD"
Christian Bale: *gets movie role*
Bale's Body: "Ahh Sh*t, here we go again.."
Just watch Bale's roles; in example The Machinist, The Dark Knight and his role as Dick Cheney, it's amazing
Nice stolen comment
Love the random shift points hes pulling in pre andmid corner with no sound change basically
They really did a great job of showing what a person who really love cars, know about cars, and could feel what exactly is driving all about would behave.
RIP Ken Miles (November 1, 1918 - August 17, 1966), aged 47
And
RIP Carroll Shelby (January 11, 1923 - May 10, 2012), aged 89
You both will always be remembered as legends.
Really bro I just watched this movie this make me cry that they betrayed ken they will always be in our hearts
@@Lakshay69 now please read the book this movie was suppose to have been based on. Go Like Hell by A.J.Baime. The movie is riddled with things that never happened plus you'll learn far more about the Ferrari side too. Way better story than this hollyweird fantasy.
@@plantfeeder6677 which book bro??
@@Lakshay69 he just mentioned the name in the comment... Go like hell
@@Lakshay69 this movie was based on the book, "Go Like Hell" by A.J. Baime. I not only have read 3 books about this story but I lived this story as a 12 year old boy.. This book is hands down THE most accurate and true telling of that story you'll ever read.
Be forewarned though. You'll come away hating how much they lied and changed in the movie.
1:59 that shot is so cool
Breezy Mink it’s like he did everything perfect and now he’s just leaning into the straightaway just really puttin. An exclamation mark on it
I always wondered how they filmed that scene...
@@treci-dieci9303 A really fast drone I am guessing
@@budguesor9222 CGI
@@treci-dieci9303 definitely cgi
Massive respect to the makers of this movie for not making the scenes look dramatic as in other racing movies.
0:20 him sending it through that turn is one of the best bits of the clip
It’s amazing that all 4 of Fords overall wins at Le Mans in the ‘60s came from just 3 different GT40 chassis. As well as the mkII chassis winning in ‘66, the old mk1 chassis won in ‘68 and ‘69 in privateers hands. This was after Ford achieved their ‘All American’ goal at Le Mans ‘67 with the MkIV GT40.
They didn't win '66
@@itsyeboicraig3207
Le Mans winners by Chassis number ‘66-‘69
1966: Ford GT40 MkII No. 1046
1967: Ford GT40 MkIV No. J5
1968: Ford GT40 MkI No. 1075
1969: Ford GT40 MkI No. 1075
The reason Ford won there was that it was a good racecar just like any other, but it had 7 liter V8!
FIA ended up banning engines that big because of Ford. Hence newer iterations of GT40 had smaller engines.
@Capsized Cloud because Toyota has no competition wait till Peugeot, porsche, audi,bmw,and even Ferrari enters next year..Mazda is the only Japanese manufacturer to ever won that race fair ND square..Toyota were racing each other
@@SparrowNoblePoland They won because John Surtees wasn't allowed to race, due to Ferrari driver mangement wanting a Italian driver.
The GT40 didn't become a good race car untill the following year.
Ken Miles is the greatest racing driver many had not heard of until this movie. I'm so pleased it did him justice. Truly a legend.
Edit: people are misunderstanding what I meant. I'm not saying he was THE greatest, I'm saying he was the greatest driver that no-one's heard of.
Fernando Alonso is better:)
I hate ppl who say this is the best this was the best blabla i would never say something like that until i met this person and know him
@@blazexiytb
You are so limited
@@blazexiytb well I hate you, so there.
he deserves all the praise! but i still feel like Ayrton Senna is the greatest racer ever! love them both though
When you have to return some video tapes and the store is about to close.
I always rewatch this movie back to back with Rush - absolute gems.
When the head honcho of your nemesis team acknowledges how great you are doing but your own people complain about it. Such a great movie.
Dramatisation for entertainment..
I'm not denouncing the effort and hard work of the teams back then, but this is a movie
@@mortenfrosthansen84 Enzo didn't even appear on the track from what I know. Still a nice touch
@@mortenfrosthansen84 Thank you thank you. The first sane comment here! The movie was a lying pos putting it mildly and anyone who read the book this pos movie was suppose to be based on would know what I mean. As an American I'm insulted that an American film company couldn't tell the true story of their own country's greatest achievement in motorsports. Hollywood is for the idiocratics
@@kiatsumi7355 correct. One of more than a dozen lies they told or changes they made to the true happenings in this work of fiction
@@plantfeeder6677 I wouldn't say they didn't portray the truth. The purpose of the film was to portray in some way the tragedy of Ken Miles' character. After all, a lot of the people that knew about le mans (which was few in comparison after the movie let's be honest) didn't know about the great person that was Ken and what happened to him throughout his racing career. I don't think putting Enzo on the track was a bad move. In my opinion it kinda portrayed the respect that many may have had for Miles after giving up on his win
"It is not the fastest wheels that wins a race, but the most fearless heart."
Except when you’re in a 919
Lewis Hamilton has entered the chat
A fearless heart without a faster car will win fans but not races.
@@user-cg7tj7cu4m not anymore whahahaha
My favorite noise. The perfect harmony between a roaring v8 and the screaming of straight cut gears in a racing transmission.
The funny part is all the shifting makes sense until you realize the GT40 had these tall as hell gears, only four speeds for a 200+ MPH car, you'd never spend those corners shifting like a short geared town car. He'd damn near be shifting down to first for the tight corners and leaving it there, using the throttle to control speed. That first gear would get you past 60MPH on that car, meanwhile a Jetta is overevving at 20MPH at the same gear. Gearing matters way more in town than on the track.
Italians: Make amazing cars and dominate races so everyone knows who you are.
Americans: Win once, and make sure nobody ever forgets that one time you won.
Ford won multiple times. And did amazingly well because ford had never really tried endurance racing and Ferrari was one of the best at it. For ford to beat Ferrari was a great accomplishment and to did it several times within a few races was unheard of.
CamaroAmx total of 4 wins total in the Le Mans 24 hour endurance races. Honestly they could go for more if they choose to do so.
Yeah, pretty much lmao
For Ferrari it's only about winning. If Ford tries again and puts some serious effort into winning im sure they can kick Ferraris ass
@@mentalmans_6561 Even Volkswagen could do that if they threw enough money around, but is it worth it? It's not like these regular brands will ever be nearly as good as Ferrari in the end. They will always come up with something better like the history shows us.
That's why they deserve their respect.
Him still putting on gear while driving in the most legendary race known to mankind and setting a record is amazing
@@somedrytoast2307 - Can't see how it made much difference in a 24 hour race.
@@somedrytoast2307 well we all know what you wouldn't have done back then.
Actually they waited till they got on the Mulsanne straight to put their seat belts on. That way they could drive the car with their knees freeing their hands. It was a full three miles then. Not the chopped up mm chicanes like today.
@@somedrytoast2307 well you'll have to share your story about Ickx as all I know is I'm forever grateful for him giving the last race of the decade at Lemans to Ford.
I always thought it was the top 10-15 drivers that would wait till Mulsanne to buckle up.
@@plantfeeder6677 as a means of protest to the archaic starting procedure, he walked very slowly to his car at the start of the 1969 24h of LeMans and went on to win the race anyway.
@@natick2958 I thought the "modified" Lemans start was in effect by 1969. Must of been 1970 then. In a 24hr. race, it never made sense to me why you had to be in such a hurry at the start anyway.
I remember when Jacky Ickx and Jackie Oliver won in '69. It was a HUGE upset over the heavily favored Porsche team with the debut of the 917. That last lap victory and the story of that race would make a great movie.
This gave me goosebumps
Rest in peace ken Miles
Your name will forever shine
One of the best movies I've seen in a long, long time. It's so well rounded and literally ANYBODY can enjoy it.
Ya now go read the book this lying pos was suppose to have been based on. Go Like Hell by A.J. Baime. Be ready to change your mind when you find out what an absolute ball drop this movie was. They LITERALLY TOOK KEN MILE'S GROUNDBREAKING VICTORY IN THE 1965 DAYTONA CONTINENTAL(FORD GT's first victory)and GAVE IT TO SOMEONE ELSE WHILE HE AND HIS WIFE DANCED THE NIGHT AWAY!!! How can you fuck up history that BAD!!!!!????
Seriously, read the book if history means anything to you. Hell of a lot better story too.
@@plantfeeder6677 I hope you find the validation you need in your life
@@plantfeeder6677 cry bout it
@@9agy ur a clown
@@plantfeeder6677 I see serious people, i like it
2:04 theres just something about this car thats so beautiful!
1:57 is better, I saw it in theaters and my tears rolled out for this 10 second clip......IDK Gives me chills
It cgi
@@maul8384 Lol. No. They used real cars darth maul.😑
Adventure Sonic That’s clearly CG, yes they used practical cars most of the time but that particular scene is obviously CG
@@Venom-yh7vb well ok, but i also love the Colors of the GT40 p1015! I think its Gulf blue & red!💙❤😊
Nothing can sum up the essence of this movie better than
1:57 The reflection of Ken Miles in the speedometer as if he's one with the car itself
And 1:59 the shot of the GT40 barrelling down the pit straight at 220 mph+
Lol. It didn't do anything even remotely approaching "220+ mph".
@@YernBelfus400 Calm down. 212 MPH is pretty close.
@@andrewcrowder4958 The "Ford GT40" (British Lola Mk6) didn't even come close to 212 mph at Le Mans in 1966. The highest speeds recorded for the "Ford GT40" was 198.4 mph during practice, and 201.5 mph during the race. The movie is almost entirely fictional.
me on my 1995 ford escort driving at 80 m/h in miami expressways : wait for it wait for it, NOW!!!
My God, what a scene. What a MOVIE. I got chills watching this particular scene, especially when Miles is pressing the throttle all the way to a perfect lap finish in the main straight. That's absolutely fantastic. A movie to remember! Instant classic! It's so special... I need to watch it again!
Yes to all of that. I figured it was going to be good but after it ended I was just completely blown away.
2019: The year of bittersweet movie endings
The came 2020 a real life horror movie...
Specially Endgame
Lindo! Incrível trabalho!
what
@@whyiseverysinglehandletaken2 i think it means something like: Wonderful! incredible job
Very impressive
Oh great job
@@whyiseverysinglehandletaken2 Wonderful Job. Do you know google translate?
A great scene as Ken Mile's Ford blows by the Grand Stand at 220 mph and the spectators heads turn real fast! Great movie!
I've watched this in theatre and I remember the audio was so on point, I've never heard cars accelerate like that before in a movie.
If Ken Miles move to a country using metric systems does he need to change his name to Ken Kilometers?
He was british...
Stand Down for a second and lemme whisper something in your ears. R/woosh
Ironically his initials are KM already...
This comment section 🤯
Wah wah
More films like this needs to be made
Never gets old … gonna keep coming back to this scene 💯🔥
The thumbnail looks like a screenshot from a video game
cheap CG
@@s0nnyburnett That shot only lasted for a couple of seconds. You wouldn't even notice it when watching in cinema.
My words exactly.
Faris I did not notice until my 4th time watching the movie.
Simple:
It's a really good CGI.
*Italy: This movie is blocked in your country*
😂
after reading this post I decided to see the movie...
Fix
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Tomorrow
Im italian and a huge ferrari fan, i don't think that ferrari come up as "the bad guys" in this movie, even if i was scared about it knowing how Hollywood works, as Enzo did after the race only a blind idiot wouldn't have taken his hat off in front of racers as Miles.
Love how Bebee is getting all pissed, and Ford has this look like, "he's winning, that matters more."
Legends are still watching
I respect everyone who were watching this video
Ford vs Ferrari
What a beautiful scene. The use of background and the cinematography is so underrated. I will watch this movie again very soon.
Some times i just watch the last race again and again Because the angles of camera following the car in the whole movie is just amazing 🤩
So ture.
😱😱
@@AshishDesai444 thats all cgi....
I think the GC looks bad.
I like how bright and colorful this movie is in a time when so many movies have dim lighting and muted colors.
1:59 this scene is so damn good looking
this film made me appreciate the cinema experience so much more, especially the sound!
The music that's playing at 1:45 as you see the tachometer at 7000 RPMs and then Ken's face makes me tear up man...
"7000 rpm.. that's where you'll find it.."
Goosebumps
Its beautiful that Shelby's first pitch to Miles was a chance to for Ford to beat Ferrari, not necessarily the win a Le Mans, hence the quote "you promised me the drive, not the win." But at 2:09, THATS victory. Not in the books of Le Mans but of the in the eyes of the people who really mattered.
1:35 this scene made me tear up a little and reminded me why I love race cars...
I really like thr shot of Miles at 1:47. For most of the movies we see him as sort of a loud, combative and generally a bit of a wildcard in terms of his personality.
In this shot we get to see a glimpse of who he truly is underneath all the noise. A man of intense dedication, focus, and passion for what he does. Someone who cannot live without it. Its such a good shot.
Even Enzo showed respect.
Man I love this movie.
In the movie its shown that enzo was at the le mans, he wasn't actually present, i'm not sure if it is a mistake or something
@@saamiali4830 movies often take liberties with facts for dramatic purposes. It created a sense of respect for the audience without changing the overall story.
Movie name 😢
@@jayshinde4999 Ford vs Ferrari
Enzo showing respect to a competitor, you believe that. Fucking casuals.
That soundtrack tho, it REALLY makes the scene
The son looking on as he sees his dad being the best among elites. Doing the thing they talked about in their quiet moments together in front of the world. Priceless. Who cut onions?
Ken Miles, perfectly played by Christian Bale, his son so wonderfully portrayed, and his wife, such a wonderful mixture of femininity and strength. All players knocked it out of the ball park. Amazing movie! and I'm a Chevy guy!
Well you can smile about how hollywood lied there asses off about this story. I doubt Chevy would let hollyweird get away with lying about something great they achieved. And I'm a Ford guy.
@@plantfeeder6677 if it makes Chevy look good then ofc they will. Free marketing...
@@plantfeeder6677 If you watch every genre of movie looking for 100% believable reality then you're a fucking moron. If that's what you want then you need to be watching documentaries and/or live, archived footage of whatever event you are interested in/talking about, because all of the other genres are made primarily for the sake of something called " *ENTERTAINMENT* ", meaning fun/enjoyment. In order for the film to be entertaining, there will inevitably be exaggerations, hyperboles, re-imaginings, subjective interpretations, etc. in order to evoke the desired emotional response in the viewer, and to create something that can be understood and enjoyed by as wide of a variety of people as possible, not just the die-hard fans of the given story/genre. You don't get to blame the film for your lack of imagination or your misunderstanding of the difference between a *DRAMA* and a *DOCUMENTARY*.
@@splitloopgaming3523 shut up, gamer, go back to play you 8k games in your 5k dollar rig, let the movie fans enjoy a great movie
@@splitloopgaming3523 ahh yess the typical keyboard warrior gamer, with his 2 cents opinion
1:59 is just a beautiful shot. I’m not a car person and this movie is an all time favorite. That shot gives me chills every time cause not only does it look amazing: the catching up with the at the moment fastest car in the world therefore make us realize how fast that looks by going from what is basically a birds eye view shot down to driver level. But also the lack of sound at that particular part outside of music as it’s all muffled, giving the view a feeling like they are holding their breath for something. And that something was the now infamous “perfect lap”.
Shelby was beast
Matthew Dowdell Yup, wonderful CGI
it's beautiful indeed but its CG
worst thing is that from a technical standpoint that lap was garbage
Join the car community, your welcome anytime mate you and your mates
Film ini mengajarkan kita bahwa "jika suatu tim/pekerjaan bisa sukses, janganlah kita membuang/mengabaikan perjuangan orang yang sudah setia membantu kita". 👍
0:21 he shifted from 3rd into 3rd LMFAO
0:23 those poor people only wanted a 100mph high five and THEY DIDN'T GET ONE
😂😂
Yeah he was not going 100 mph then
Their arms would have snapped off lol
@@Chip88898 that was the joke
group B: hello there
I love how his fastest lap is on an out lap and not a flying one
Amazing that KM identified himself as a mechanic, saying that racing was a hobby he pursued for relaxation.
This was undeniably one of the best racing movies made. After watching "Rush" and then this what I cannot understand is why there has not been an effort made to do a story about Peter Revson. It's got all the ingredients. Famous family, racing success and a tragic end.
Its funny how in a 3 minutes video I can get the chills 10 times
They should make more films like this and rush. Imagine a film about Jim Clark or Ayrton Senna
20 years from now we'll have a movie about lewis hamilton
Noah Tabraham yea i saw that documentary when it was first released
We need a movie about Brawn GP
A movie about the rivalry between Prost and Senna would be nice
@@cocoyflorin9608 no please Nooo!!!!
No movie has been able to encapsulate racing like this one. The true meaning of racing is this
0:49 I like how Iacocca smiles with admiration. It was a sign of respect.
1:59 damn that shot, great editing man🔥🔥
This scene legit made me cry when I saw it in IMAX with like 5 other dudes. Most of us were car guys and I had goosebumps every time the engines revved
shelby was like let him cook
1:59 Great representation of what over 200mph looks like.
I had tears in my eyes when I saw the accident scene and death of Ken Miles. It made me so emotional that I searched about Ken and Shelby’s friendship everywhere, and Shelby said not a single day passes when he doesn’t think about Ken, and he gets emotional while saying this.
This is true friendship and true love for cars.