'Ford Mustang Launch Event' Official Clip FORD v FERRARI (2019) Matt Damon, Christian Bale
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- 'Ford Mustang Launch Event' Official Clip FORD v FERRARI (2019) Matt Damon, Christian Bale
Academy Award-winners Matt Damon and Christian Bale star in FORD v FERRARI, based on the remarkable true story of the visionary American car designer Carroll Shelby (Damon) and the fearless British-born driver Ken Miles (Bale), who together battled corporate interference, the laws of physics, and their own personal demons to build a revolutionary race car for Ford Motor Company and take on the dominating race cars of Enzo Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France in 1966.
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This movie was like Fast and Furious without the cringe.
Dont even compare to those avenger wanna be’s
wrong it was fast and furious without family
You know... That whole series would have made a hell of a lot more sense and could have been the best game to movie franchise if they had named it Grand Theft Auto
I watched this movie on a airplane.. by the end of it you'd've thought I joined the end of it I was so sweaty. Great film
@Dante Prevost ford v. ferrari
I swear Jon Bernthal acts exactly the same in every role but I cant seem to get enough of him.
He literally acted like anyone would while being in that situation on an airplane lol
Same with Josh Lucas. LOL
@@ZynDaddy he means Bernthal seems to play the same character with different moods and attitudes. Then to be fair, same can be said for Matt Damon.
In contrast, Christian Bale, for example, changes not only the moods, but the entire personality so well that, despite the same face, Ken Miles doesn't remind you of any of Bale's other characters
@@Kncperseus Damon is absolutely not the same in almost any movie lol. I guess Borne is similar to some other vaguely action roles like Adjustment Bureau but compare his character in The Martian to his character in Interstellar. Two stranded spacemen, two completely different performances.
@@Kncperseus Christain bale is a legend. He also transforms his entire body to insane lengths for his movie roles.
Lmao "but even then I'd still choose a Chevy Chevelle" now that must have hurtttttt🤣
+ that’s a fuckin terrible car
@@ahmarelvirgio823 in my opinion though, I love the 2 of them a lot, just kinda love the Chevelle more from it's G.T.O looks
Gotta say, I think most people would take a Chevelle over a mustang... just the beefier look
@@crimsonlight4205 Dunno, Im a GM guy throu and throu but a 64 Mustang is a way prettier car than a 64 Chevelle. The Chevelles didnt start looking good until 66-67
@@admiralfloofz658 well that’s true, definitely depends on the year, I’m not a big fan of the earlier models either. But if someone offered me a 68-70 chevelle or a mustang, id take the chevelle before he finished his sentence.
Ken and his son perfectly display everyday people’s attitude towards the Mustang: They either think it’s a really cool car, or they think it’s a total turd from a butt. There’s no in between 😂
Little do they know the iconography
@Cody Erickson - Well, obviously the vast majority thought it was really cool as it set sales records no other American car ever could imagine, let alone achieve! Over 22,000 sold the first day! One Million Mustangs sold in the first 18 months! To my knowledge, no other maker on the planet sold that many units in that period of time. At the 1964 NY Worlds' Fair, I looked at that car on an outdoor turntable with floodlights illuminating the whole display. I was a 15 year old kid and I remember thinking to myself, this car will be/should be a real seller. The sales results proved me right!
@jpeg fern What do you mean the challenger that finally beat it??
@jpeg fern - Uhhh, I was referring to the record of 559,000 in 1965 and just over 1,000,000 in 18 months! No Dodge Challenger will ever dream of seeing those incredible sales figures! So if the mighty MOREPARTS Dodge is so great, why did they crawl away from NASCAR? Dodge's answer to every competitor has always been more hp, more hp. Too bad it can't do anything but go fast in a straight line. The Trans American (Trans-Am) Championship is one of the all time fan favorites going back to 1966. Mustangs, Camaros, Plymouth Barracudas, AMC Javelins and the odd Dodge Challenger or two. Strange thing but I don't believe the Challenger ever won a single race! This last weekend I watched the Trans - Am at Lime Rock Park and there was nothing but Mustangs, Camaros Corvettes and a single Dodge Challenger in the TA-2 Class -less than 500 hp. In TA-1, there were Mustangs, Corvettes, Camaros, a Porsche and a Jaguar. These monsters put out better than 850 hp - but no Challengers. The only place they are seen competing is good old knuckle dragging NHRA racing. The only American manufacturer (not really American anymore) that has gone bankrupt TWICE in its history. What a dubious distinction! Lol
@jpeg fern - Sorry, I forgot how difficult the truth is to handle for some folks!
Still landed that plane better than Harrison Ford.
hehehe
😳
I never forget that incident. Made a joke about it last week. Glad it's coming back around
LOL
@N why? also when he crashed in a golf course.
I own a 1966 Mustang and this scene didn't even make me mad.
Of course, it's impossible to be mad at anything when you own a classic Mustang.
I would be mad it is so slow and does not get more than 100mpge. I think a classic Mustang is like putting a dress on a pig.
@@davidbeppler3032 I’m guessing you meant to say 10 mpg?
@@sirboomsalot4902 No, why would anyone buy a classic mustang that was so slow and got horrible fuel mileage? You can buy a Tesla for just $45k and it will last for a million miles!
@@davidbeppler3032 I can’t think of many cars that get 100 mpg. And plus, Tesla’s are just boring compared to Mustangs
@@davidbeppler3032 don't care, and didn't ask
Makes you wonder how many times did Mr. Shelby make someone pee themselves or cry.
I am not a car guy at all, but that movie is amazing.
Yea I was highly surprised by it, my brother in law's wanted to watch it and it hadn't come out yet except theater release so I used bflix to let them watch it ended up getting sucked in very good movie
I knew I’d be great just with the actors alone. Add good writing and amazing race scenes and you have one hell of a movie.
Just remember, the guy who directed this (James Mangold) also directed Logan. I will be keeping an eye out for future films directed by him.
“Well, at least now we know...who’s responsible.” Cracks me up every time.😂😂
Everything Miles said about the original Mustang was so true. But it wasn't built to be hot and sporty, it was built to compete with the VW Type 1 "Beetle". Once hot rodders realized its potential, then it became a sports car.
@Vincent Loparo lll - Sorry man but the VW Beetle was NEVER thought of as competition to the Mustang. The Mustang was built as a sporty car that the average American would want and could afford. There is nothing sporty at all about the Beetle, it looks like a horseshoe crab without a tail! The Mustang started a completely new sector in American car Manufacturing that was so incredibly successful, GM and Chrysler couldn't build their versions fast enough to capture their share of this new market!
@@Loulovesspeed Vincent is right though. The original mustang was never meant to be anything but a family cruiser/grocery getter. Mustang GT GT = Grand Touring (Easy and comfortable to drive long distances). It was not designed/built as a sports car.
And yes it was supposed to go up against the VW Bug. Not in performance or looks, but in price.
@@x808drifter - Sir, you couldn't be more wrong in those statements. I don't know your age but I was a 15 year old when the Mustang debuted at the 1964 New York Worlds Fair and have owned a 1966 as well as a 1980. I have been a Ford fan from day 1 and have read voluminous amounts of materials pertaining to this iconic American car.
The original Mustang was created, designed and built to be an affordable, sporty car (look up some of Lee Iacocca's comments on the car) that would appeal to a wide audience, especially the younger drivers. It was every one of those and more. It wasn't a TRUE sports car by definition like the Corvette, but it was much more affordable and could seat 4 rather than just 2 like the Corvette. As I said, I saw and heard people's reactions to their first viewing of it in person. Even as a teenager, I sensed that this car was going to be part of something really big in the way of affordable, sporty cars.....and I was right!
Also, you will not find any comments by Ford back then that this car was designed to compete with the VW Beetle - not in looks, not in sportiness, not in power and definitely not in price! A loaded 1965 VW Beetle was $1,389. A typical 1965 Mustang V8 was $2,734.....close to twice the cost of the VW! Next to the Model T, the Mustang was the biggest success story in American automotive history! Period! P.S. - Because of its affordability, it has outsold the Corvette some 10,000,000 to 1,500,000 since they were both created. Plus, thanks to Carroll Shelby, it kicked the Corvette Stingray's ass 3 straight years for the SCCA B Production Class Championship in '65, '66, and '67.
there is no way its launched to compete with vw beetle. the first mustang makes about 270 hp on the otherhand beetle makes around 30 hp maybe you are saying about sales figures i guess and it is launched as an affordable sports car that everyone can buy and its still does today
The Mustang literally originated from "what if we make a sporty car from an economy car chassis", a budget sports coupe that bridged the gap between expensive GTs and relatively affordable midsize coupes, definitely not a Beetle rival in any way.
Now let's see Paul Allen's Executive lead Ford Launch.
THANK YOU. Came here looking for an American Psycho reference since Patrick Bateman and Baxter are both in this film and scene LMAO
Oh my God, he even shortened the wheel base.
@@anthonyp8345 You’re sweating…
Just cool it with the antisemitic remarks
@@OldManPhillipssame me too😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As far as I know...anytime you have a Navy pilot flying a plane... drifting that plane is 100 % accurate
Planes will fly true to the direction of relative wind, ordinarily that means straight on but if you have a strong wind to the side it will push the plane into an orientation such that the ground track will not align with the centerline of the plane.
Yes a plane can “drift” but it’s really nothing more special than stomping on the rudder
🤙
Except Carol Shelby was an Army Air Corps pilot not a Navy pilot and he flew B52 bombers
@@JosephDawson1986 B-29s, B-52s werent in service until after the war
@@sirboomsalot4902 ueah that was what I meant. I dont knownwhy I said B52s. B52 is a product of the cold war
"At least now we know who's responsible" lmfao
The colour tones in these scenes are beautiful.
Reminds me of The Aviator
God I have loved watching Christian Bale’s career ever since he was a kid in Empire of the Sun. He is some kind of magic.
Did this man just drift a plane 😂
@Joel Rodriguez, That is how an aircraft lands when encountering a cross wind. Called "crabbing."
@@MaxCruise73 oh lol i thought my mans just did some toretto move 😂 probably pulled an imaginary e brake but thx for getting me up to date
@@joelrodriguez9454 You are very welcome.
yes but it is possible to drift a plane in the air. search it up. its called a side slip
called a ground loop, a tail draggers center of mass is in the rear of the aircraft so the ass end will want to swing around when slowing down if not kept straight with correct control inputs
It’s great hearing Christian Bale talk in his native accent after doing so many roles with an American accent.
"Somehow lose half a ton" I don't know why, but it got me too good Lmao🤣
That's asking a lot to cut that much weight off a car
@@jamesfrank3213 Yap, thats why 😄
That was just another false, made up Hollywood line with no connection to reality at all!
1:14 “that’s a f*cking terrible car” 🤣🤣🤣
Christian Bale and Josh Lucas together again. "Let's see Paul Allen's car..."
The secretary at my school won a mustang a few years back. Once a secretaries car, Always a secretaries car.
Yeah, the most successful secretaries car ever made! Lol
0:50 I don’t know if this is a real quote but I love it 😂😂😂
Poor Enzo Ferrari never had a chance, Batman and Jason Bourne joined to take him down.
And now the Mustang is an electric 4dr SUV.
Don’t get me wrong I like Mustangs but come on.
A 600 hp awd suv😂 dont get me wrong I dont believe it is a mustang either but it has the soul of one. Not my favorite car but it is bad ass none the less.
@@tobiash082700 might as well buy a tesla lmao
@@this-is-big-john whatever your style is man, but don’t discredit it
@@tobiash082700 in my opinion, its one helluva EV. But to give it the mustang name is just not right.
@@this-is-big-john agreed
FUNNY, Leo bebbe was ironically turning off a future customer. LEE Ioccaccia was trying to target the young people who were going to have money in their pockets when they turned 18. FUNNY, to see both Shelby and Miles think the Mustang was a secretary's car.
It was advertised as the Secretary's car in Ford's TV commercials. th-cam.com/video/WCg7uesivkY/w-d-xo.html
I had the opportunity to drive one, little inline six. mushy suspension... they were almost fun, but at the same time disapointing.
his assesment of the car must have been right, because aside from the weight and wheelbase thing, they did everything he said except drop the price...... ok so they did nothing butt cram in a bigger engine...ford sucks.
@@lukewarmwater6412 No? They upgraded the suspension, transmission, Engine, rear end, and structural members?
@@josephwalsh5223 yeah, and it handled like my 76 cougar does, like a boat!!
Yeah, of course. Let's let a kid touch and dirty a show room spec model on the day of inaguration. What could go wrong?
Also, like the other used commented, the car was advertised as a secretary's car, a compact car. It actually created a new class in cars, the named 'pony cars'. It was never meant to be sporty nor high class, that was reserved for the higher models like the Cougar.
ALSO, Shelby was extremely impressed at the car and saw the huge potential in it. He basically started working on the GT350 right away.
2:26 every noob's approach in a Flight sim 🤣🤣🤣
Holy moly it's hot----
This is literally the best part
Chevy Chevelle for the win
Ah yes, launching an entirely new concept of a vehicle came with flaws. They corrected these flaws and out sold, performed, and looked better than the slow ass Chevelle. You could even get the Chevelle in it’s Super Slow variant, the SS
@Cale Adams Ah yes, that’s why they are stopping making them again, because they can’t compete. Oh wait that’s the Camero. They designed the Camero so badly literally had to make a slower track package to turn the vehicle properly
@@josephwalsh5223 eh. Have you seen the Nurburgring lap the Camaro laid down? I'm not sure what you think but that was one helluva fast lap time for a car that can't turn.
@@TheMlc4life yes, the track pack car with a 6.2 L that can’t outrun a 5.2 L Mustang
@@josephwalsh5223 brings up liters because the Mustang 5.2 is physically larger than the 6.2 with 3 more cams lmaoo
Christian Bale should have won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor
I thought the opposite. Normally i think he does an outstanding job with any role he takes on but in this film I thought he over-acted the part like a drama club teen in a play.
@@AirplaneJunkie82 I think you're a Vin Diesel fan.😂😂😂
I thought he was lead
It'd be debatable to call Ken the protagonist.
Fantastic film. Fantastic performance from Bale. Man, what a surprise movie!
*This Is Why Northerners aren’t seen in American Movies* They roast the cast and leave.
Nahhh, they hire Southerners because they'll work for less pay! LOL
Love this film, a must see for every Shelby fan.
Ken Miles: "lose the inline 6-"
Nissan: *proceeds to make THE legendary i6*
The 4 cylinder is still better in the mustang tho
Having an i6 is fine if it's a lightweight car. Not when it's a hunk of steel like the Ford Mustang.
Like 30 years later, back then people hadn't figured how to make high horsepower i4 or I6's, that's where the term no replacement for displacement came into play
@@setesh1294 the Skyline R34 is probably as heavy as the 65 Mustang, but still uses the inline 6.
@@SkylineGuy ironically, the Skyline R34 is actually heavier. However, the engine, at least stock, is about 50hp more powerful. 100hp more if you're talking about the turbocharged one.
Wanna know what's funny, Ken said "lose the inline 6, the idiotic 3 speed, shorten the wheel base, lose half a ton, and lower the price" I think this is a nod to the Mustang prototypes, their were many prototypes of the mustang built before the 1964 and a half model, and many of these prototypes were what Ken describes, a Mustang with a v8, shorter wheel base, with only 2 seats, which would shed half a ton a weight, one was mid engine, another was all wheel drive, and there was a station wagon, I'm not kidding, and despite Ken not liking the Mustang, it still holds the record for the fastest selling car since its day 1 debut
The 1962 Mustang 1 prototype was a mid engine V-4.
American Psycho in an alternate dimension
Actually gonna rewatch this
I know right
Such a good movie. It was better the 2nd time for me
I am not, by any stretch of the imagination, a car guy. But the original Mustang was a beautiful automobile. And versatile: A great teen car, and just as great as a car for a small family.
You do realize that the mustang was originally made for women right?
@@duckygaming3536 that's a typical myth overplayed. The entire idea behind it was that young people for the first time in history were going to have thick wallets full of cash and wanted a car that didn't look like a boring sedan their parents drove. So ford created this to fill that gap. It was the original everything car, it could be a luxury car, sports car, muscle car, economy car alternative and so on. The original mustang did what any car before or even after has failed to do..... captured everyone's imagination. Now that said as the decades went on that idea changed unfortunately at some point to expensive muscle cars and a 4 cylinder in between. In my opinion the first gen mustang was by far the best.
@@operator91210 Still looks like a woman's car.
@@xMorbidArtx -So what! That reputation never hurt the car in any way. Dumb comment, Dude! By the way, bet you didn't know women buy 65% of new cars today, so if you are a manufacturer, cars appealing to the female buyer would be a smart marketing tool! Since Ford sold a record 1,000,000 Mustangs in just 18 months, doesn't look like they made any mistakes in its styling now does it?
@@duckygaming3536 - Oh how some love to completely change/distort the original truth! It was no more made for women than the VW Beetle was made for kids. The phrase "secretaries car" came from an off the cuff comment by Shelby when Ford asked him to make a performance car out of it. You are completely brain dead if you really believe this car was made just for women. Regardless of who it was made for, the Mustang sales breakdown by sex is 30% female to 70% male! Lol
The Mustang was actually designed to be a far more advanced car, even with independent suspension which was put off for 50 years! Instead it was decided to make it fast (in a straight line) and pretty, so it would sell well.. and it did!
"fast (in a straight line)"
Yep, that's an American car, all right
The beauty of V8 rwd American cars is that they were affordable to almost anyone with a job. In practically every other country in the world, their version of a muscle/pony car was a premium product which only upper echelon workers could buy. Australia did have equivalent cars, but the insurance and running costs made them out of reach for the young driver.
@@boilerhousegarage Well that's always been the difference between European and American car culture. European car culture evolved out of cars being a motorized version of horse-drawn carriages, something that was meant for the elite and affluent. So European car culture evolved to be mostly an arms race among elite supercar manufacturers. Meanwhile American car culture evolved out of cars being these mass-produced, relatively low-cost items that were a cornerstone of middle-class life. So car culture here evolved into working class mechanics taking stock passenger cars and then modifying them to be these muscle-bound freaks.
Obviously never seen what a set of good coil overs and the right setting can do for a mustang let along a watts link…😉
@@Christopher_TG Not really considering the 1st gen Mustang was a semi-popular car in 1960s Bathurst racing.
Anyone else notice the little American Psycho cast reunion in this scene?;
I'm thinking Dorsia
@@OldManPhillips Nobody goes there anymore...
Lets see paul allens car
"lets see paul allen's car"
0:37 Let’s see Paul Allens’s car
For those who wandering, Leo Beebe is played by Josh Lucas, the same who played Craig McDermott in American Psycho, in the famous scene Let’s see Paul Allens’s card.
He is the one who smoke !
What a time, what a year 1964! The first Mustangs, the so called 1964 1/2 are beside the Shelby a legend too. Good movie, thanks for the clip.
I've been to events like this. The suits don't let real enthusiasts not even get close to the cars.
When I saw the first Mustang at the 1964 NY Worlds Fair, it was up on a turntable where the public could not touch it, just look at it. There were several hundred people surrounding the turntable at any given time.
0:49 EMOTIONNAL DAMAGE !
“Is that all you ever have to contribute?? What’s for *fucking* dinner?”
He said that to Van Patten not McDermott.
Everyone's dad should see this movie...
This is one of my favorite Christian bale roles (:
When Bruce Wayne turns into Alfred
Bale was always British
Based on 1 race and still better than the whole fast and furious series lmao.
That’s the power of Home Depot
Now let’s see paul Allen’s car
I can't wait to watch the film now!
That’s true - in line six, 200 c.i.d. With single 2 barrel carburetor - made the Mustang ‘affordable’ but was a lap dog versus a wild Mustang with that engine.
They had two optional V8's also.
He gave em the formula to the 5.0
Absolutely love this scene. Ken: Ahh. Don't get me wrong Lenny...Leo...Ken takes the piss out of Beebee and give the unvarnished truth because Leo was a pud to his son.
This was design for skill workers vs management :D
0:17
Clearly, the lad has both exquisite taste and vision
Matt Watson is spot on with that review.
Definitely a hot looking car. I remember neighbors buying the first year model for their daughter's high school graduation. Within a few years the metal had risted through, the paint was no longer glossy and the vinyl was separating on the bucket seats.
Never give the pilot seat to an ex air force pilot. Cause they'll do some crazy things in near any plane.
Or car. I was being driven home from a friend's house, had to go on the highway because I was a few towns away, the guy driving was a buddy of his who was in the Air Force. He had to have been going over 100 MPH. I was quietly freaking out.
That executive should have let Peter get in the car and have a look, then ask him what he thought of it. Because cars excite the kid in all of us, and if a young boy doesn’t think a car is cool, no adult will.
Trouble is, kids don't make the buying decision, adults do!
@@hikari2752 - Not quite sure I buy that thinking. When I was a kid many moons ago, parents virtually were never influenced by whatever their kids said about a car. The parents were paying for it, it was to be their car that sometimes hauled the kid(s) around, but it ultimately was the parents' decision, and no kid was going to realistically have his or her feelings become part of the parents' decision.
How quickly he said dressed up to fool the public was so perfect
That car's a beauty!
The perfect movie for any car-people.
A brilliant film.
0:13 when someone asks me what I think of the Mach E
Times have been tough for Patrick Bateman he lost his job, did rehab for a while, become a malnourished mechanic but josh grew hair and joined ford motor company. We clearly see who’s the winner here
Best line: shitshitshitshitshitshitshit!!!
Sean Boswell - "I like em both"
I love this
Simply love the scene
Theres guys that work with cars and then theres guys who know cars.
that was the moment when he got angry on his friend and killed him with a axe. (patrick bateman)
That actor is SPECTACULAR at playing characters who you just despise
My guest Peter 🤣
I remember that clip
Best real sense
This character supposedly flew B-29s in 44. Absolute madlad
He was a 2nd LT in the Army Air Corps as a flight instructor, having flown the AT-11 Kansan, AT-9 Jeep, Douglass B-18 Bolo, North American B-25 Mitchell, Douglas A-26 Invader, and the Boeing B-29. That's quite a resume of aircraft given he was commissioned in December 1942 and discharged on V-J day in 1945.
Beach 18s are amazing planes
Shelby is the one that really said that.
When Mat Watson are roasting your car
“Don’t get me wrong, Lenny…”
“Leo.”
This looks like a cutscene from GTA 5
That's exactly how we land em in the Airforce 😅
Where's Mahk when you need him?
Suzuki didn’t make a grand vitara back then
oh that was the time before chevy invented jd power. Back when they built cars, not rolling death traps.
@@gittyupalice96 JD Powa Powa Powa
Beautiful plane
Don't fookin' mess with Mr. Ken Miles
In actuality the thriftpower inline 6 engine was actually very good for what it did, and served to keep Ford in the running for power until the end of the Fairmont
Ay that inline 6 wasn’t a joke 💯 it’ll start when it’s outta gas/oil/and under water 💯
Leo if you didn't want people touching the car, then put a sign mate lmao
Great movie.
Where can i find full movie
This was a fantastic movie…..
I want to watch this film
Song name at the end of the video anyone?
ILL TELL YOU HWAT, THATS LIKE RIDIN’ A BIKE
Impressive. Very nice.
Now, let's see Paul Allen's car.
For his boy ! Let's dance ! ADX8🌪🎱🌪💯
“But even then, I’d still choose Dorsia”
0:53 to 0:59; true about all american cars of that time.
True
Now I wonder what Miles thought of the Pontiac GTO
Too heavy a boat for his liking. He raced primarily small, light weight, nimble sports cars, not lead sleds!