***** i would love to see that, i love old f1 and senna. But, i feel like Senna's death might be a touchy subject. If hunt and lauda interests you check out the documentary on the same season Rush is based off of. just type in "hunt vs lauda" in youtube. its really stunning how much real footage and word for word interviews are used in Rush
I will never understand how this film wasn't nominated for an Oscar for best cinematography because it was amazing! Daniel also deserved a nomination for his portrayal of Lauda
I can't even understand it either. Usually only films that also have a certain cultural depth win the Oscar, but, after the victory of "The Lord of the Rings" with hobbits. elves & co, it's not like that anymore. So Rush could easily win some Oscars. At least one Oscar for Bruhl for Lauda's performance and one Oscar for the sets. However the Oscar is assigned by an elite of 70 - 80 people who represent only themselves. I have learned to ignore those who win the Oscar.
Absolutely,Hemsworth was also really good als James Hunt, the guy isn't just a pretty boy who can swing a hammer in the Marvel movies,afterall, he can actually act. Overall,amazing movie,from the cinematography,the acting,the dialogue etc. That ending scene with both of them, meeting on the airport ,was superb. ''See on the race day,champ.'' ''Oh, you will champ.''
Bruhl deserved an Oscar for his portrayal of Lauda. The unusual appearance, both before and after the accident, the accent, the mannerisms, and the brusque to the point of rudeness personality-- all captured with uncanny accuracy.
As a long time F1 fan, I was expecting a disaster when I first heard it. But it blow me away. Very very good movie. Amazing how much the actors look like the real deal.
they didnt just look like the real deal, they had accents down to the real deal, if you youtube james hunt interview, and you watch this movie, its almost the same, same with niki,....the thing which makes this one of the best racing movie of all time is because of niki, after that accident which almost costed his life, he was back racing less then 2 months,
+MK3424 And Baron Zemo, at home with a wife who would later get his face scared and yet he won't be requiring his helmet/mask in Cap 3, according to marvel and shit
I recently worked for Ron Howard as a movie extra on his new film, 13 Lives. OMG WOW, it was a great honour to work with the Hollywood legend. So I gave him my 110% hard work performance on set as my thank you for making this epic motorsport film which is one of my favourites.
Can we all praise Daniel Brühl for portraying Niki so good. His accent was on point!!! ❤ the greatest actor in my opinion. This film deserved so much more recognition
In '76 I was 23 and an avid motor racing fan. With superb acting from all the cast and great direction from RH this is simply the BEST racing film made to date. I bought it as soon as it came out on DVD, have watched it countless times Actually, with Nikki's death a couple of days ago, I'm gonna watch it again
Englishman inFrance I was 11 in 1976 and spent the summers in Italy, I’m from Chicago. I was about 2 hours from the Ferrari factory. I started collecting all the corgis (toy cars) f1s. I have about 25 in the box, there cool
Knew nothing about Formula one except the few things I heard from Top Gear haha but now I'm a huge fan and this has become one of my top 5 favorite movies. Always find something new to admire and inspiring in this. 👍👌
This movie summed up a fabulous decade. When I look back on it todays world seems grey. I ordered the DVD three days ago so i can now watch it as often as I like and add it to my collection of racing movies.
I have watched these two men for a very long time in their careers, its almost like comparing the 1972 hockey game finals between Russia and Canada. Each of the teams hold on to the victory as if it happened yesterday. The passion and the balls to drive as if it were their last day on earth was inspiring to say the least. Whatever your back ground one has to admire the intense respect that these two men had for each other in their early 20's. Hell, ask yourself what you were doing at 22 yrs.old? I still race to this day at 47 I'm a old man but I am still very tame compared to most. I loved the movie Rush! everything was so focused on the rivalry, that all the details were secondary... great film ....
I just saw the film , never wanted to watch it being a avid F1 fan because I thought no one could capture motor racing truely, as in past films . Boy was I wrong, this is a mind blowing film that played even like the days I had on the track , it makes Spielberg films look like 60s sitcoms.
Definitely a standard, if not THE standard, for movies about Formula One racing. Hell of a lot better and far more realistic than Driven (If you haven't heard of that movie, don't feel bad...Stallone should have stuck to boxing!). Ronnie has always been able to find that cinematic diamond in the rough, and he hit paydirt here.
"I think he did an incredible job because when I first saw the movie, I said, 'S---! That's really me.'" -Niki Lauda www.telegraph.co.uk/film/rush/niki-lauda-interview/
As an American Race Driver, drivers like Senna, Hunt, Lauda, Prost, Schumaker, these guys were my idols. I have always wanted to drive in Indy or F1 but I don't have the talent and I'm the wrong size, but I will always think these guys were the greatest of their generation and this film Rush was an amazing job at showing off an amazing F1 rivalry
Hey man, not sure if you'll see this but, I definitely wouldn't say you "don't have the talent" to be in IndyCar or even F1, at least not until you have tried absolutely everything to get there. Take care ✌🏼☀️...
Very well done. Most realistic story I have seen on Cinema. The actors are so real and the filming is amazing. Should have got a Oscar for sure. Good job Ron!!!
Ron Howard is a genius. This looks like the best film since Grand Prix (Frankenheimer) and LeMans (McQueen). Howard is no 'Opie' or "Richie Cunningham" ; he's a wizard, he's a master at creativity.
Thank you for sharing this. Very good movie, great actors that are so close to the actual persons. Kudos to Ron Howard and his crew for making it. Great job to recreate how it was in those days. Not just recreating, telling the stories with the original cars and great actors.
Many are complimenting Bruhl's performance and I agree. He deserved an Oscar nomination at the least but Chris Hemsworth did a fine job as Hunt too. I can't think of any other actor who could've pulled it off. Both were fantastic. Another spectacular Ron Howard movie.
That was such a good movie. This was one of those stories I heard a lot about growing up from my dad but never saw or heard much about it bc they didn’t show any documentaries on it here in the US. The only F1 stuff was from early 80s n on.
Back in the 70s in US, my dad had to call news stations to find race results. Went to Watkins Glen gp and was the first time he saw the actual colors of the cars! News coverage in US was nil.
Thanks much for posting. I caught last ten minutes on tv, then nbcsn didn't replay as scheduled, so I am grateful to see this before seeing the film. Looks as if it may be as good or better than "Grand Prix" at getting the action right.
This was a good time to pick to do a look back thank u Ron Howard for taking a chance,about my favorite sport,I race superbike and have wished u switch ed to four wheels sooner,u think and look back at my quest for speed and being ultimately being the fastest driver in a season,focusing on as James Hunt put it living knowing your fine in a place where the average person would never consider going let alone spending ur life there on the line.I think did I have a deathŵish of sorts the calm side of my brain wonders,i still believe the answer is no,that's just the place I chose to live,holding on to life and chasing speed...Thanks RH need to check this one been busy racing....
What a time to have been alive! There was a feel to the '70's. You felt alive. The bends of life led to the next corner, and you never knew what to expect, except that it would be rewarding and exhilarating! "Each day was different, and life was a thrill. Ya' knew tomorrow would be better still." -Larry Norman
A lot of comparisons get made of "Rush" to the 1966 classic "Grand Prix" which is honestly not fair to both... They are the same sport of basically almost two generations of F1 that almost cross, but you can't compare the two as one was produced and shot in the era that was the 60s... As the other is a modern film set in the 70s. And, with the help of modern computer toys... Ron pulled "Rush" off very well especially since he didn't soley rely on CGI for the race scenes and somehow got the original cars which alone helps add to its authenticity. "Rush" told a true story very well, while "Grand Prix" told a good story period. Both are great, but it's not fair to compare the two.
Saw this just a week ago cuz of ford vs Ferrari movie and omg I loved it and mad that it didnt get the recognition it really deserved with the perfect actors script and cinematography....Wxcellent movie
Räikkönen is last of the old breed in the 2019 grid, he once went for a 2 week bender spanning three continents in the middle of the season only to come back 24h before the first session and finished on podium.. He is now a family man thou and all the young boys are "just athletes" and social media darlings..
F1 racing got nearly zero coverage in North America during the 60's 70's 80's etc, because the people in charge of Television Network sports were and still are a bunch of EMPTY-HEADED JACKASSES who think silly contrived games played with balls of various sizes is about as exciting as it gets. We got the Indy 500 and Daytona 500 yearly and that was about it for televised Auto Racing.(Watkins Glen GP was ignored annually) I think the America networks ABC, NBC and the lowly CBS ignored real road racing because it made American Oval races seem excruciatingly boring in comparison to Road Racing, which of course it is. ... a race where there are only banked left-hand turns is easy compared with Grand Prix...that's why Jim Clark and Lotus Won so easily in 1967. 'Pikes Peak'...Great Stuff... but never televised as far as I know.
Shame really, especially when F1 has venues like Monaco, you just can't beat that combination of scenery and danger. You've given me a better understanding as to why F1 never really caught on in North America.
I never buy movies on DVD format or any other format for that matter whats the point of buying a movie like once you've seen it its done........ I bought this movie!! Such a great movie over and over and over again!!!!
this movie was insane. Daniel Brühls portrayal of Lauda was on point. Hemsworth aswell just portrays Hunt like he was still here. Hemsworth not only looks a lot like Hunt in the Movie he also Acted so much like him. both of them show the story of the 1976 season so well. it felt like you were there
Superb movie the only reason it did not get 3 Oscars(acting,music,photography) is because of the lack of F1 knowledge in the USA. Hamilton movie will be made for sure once he ends his career, apart from the driving and his childhood poverty the racism he has endured has shocked me, he must be the only British sportsman that the public has not got behind when he has been successful. When you ask why it's always "I don't like his personality" and when you ask for specifics there never are any. Hamilton's treatment by some of the public are one of the few times I have ever been ashamed to be British.
This movie was/is perfect in every way! I'm not fond of formula 1, but this battle of wills won me over completely. I remember this happened when I was still 13, and had just moved to Spain. I remember them talking about NIki Lauda, yet, I had never known who caused this: James Hunt. I had not Idea of who he was until I saw this film. The film's a keeper, for sure! Even their accents were nailed!
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Rush 2 : Senna and Prost, Get it done Ron Howard
Or the documentary Senna thats already out
Rush 2: Senna vs Prost like this movie would be awesome
the documentary movie SENNA ist great but movie like this would be also awesome
***** i would love to see that, i love old f1 and senna. But, i feel like Senna's death might be a touchy subject. If hunt and lauda interests you check out the documentary on the same season Rush is based off of. just type in "hunt vs lauda" in youtube. its really stunning how much real footage and word for word interviews are used in Rush
***** senna should be played by james franco. prost should be played by brian may haha
or Senna played by Senna? xD
Daniel Brühl should have won an Oscar for this
If Lauda was gay,he would have
Rush was made before any of that bullshit started.
I will never understand how this film wasn't nominated for an Oscar for best cinematography because it was amazing! Daniel also deserved a nomination for his portrayal of Lauda
I can't even understand it either. Usually only films that also have a certain cultural depth win the Oscar, but, after the victory of "The Lord of the Rings" with hobbits. elves & co, it's not like that anymore. So Rush could easily win some Oscars. At least one Oscar for Bruhl for Lauda's performance and one Oscar for the sets. However the Oscar is assigned by an elite of 70 - 80 people who represent only themselves. I have learned to ignore those who win the Oscar.
Absolutely,Hemsworth was also really good als James Hunt, the guy isn't just a pretty boy who can swing a hammer in the Marvel movies,afterall, he can actually act.
Overall,amazing movie,from the cinematography,the acting,the dialogue etc.
That ending scene with both of them, meeting on the airport ,was superb.
''See on the race day,champ.''
''Oh, you will champ.''
@@doublep1980 ja, they were both really great actually, but daniel in this particular movie really stands out.
Because its CGI scenes are embarrassingly poor...
@DRS_ au You are a moron...
The casting in this movie was incredible, they really could't have picked better actors
If Kenneth Branagh had made this, he would have cast Idris Elba and Denzel Washington.
@@Jones607 the 6 wheel terryl was there too!
The casting is amazing
Daiel Bruhl... I was CONVINCED he was Nikki Lauda. Brilliant job.
Bruhl deserved an Oscar for his portrayal of Lauda. The unusual appearance, both before and after the accident, the accent, the mannerisms, and the brusque to the point of rudeness personality-- all captured with uncanny accuracy.
The character Niki Lauda was almost oscar worthy material. The actor was great in that part.
more then great,
I would delete that "almost" if I were you...
Talapino Productions Than*.
he is an amazing actor - watch any of his work.
Daniel Brühl stole the cameras with that wonderful work , his portrayal of Niki Lauda, for seconds you can believe he is the real one...
As a long time F1 fan, I was expecting a disaster when I first heard it. But it blow me away. Very very good movie. Amazing how much the actors look like the real deal.
they didnt just look like the real deal, they had accents down to the real deal, if you youtube james hunt interview, and you watch this movie, its almost the same, same with niki,....the thing which makes this one of the best racing movie of all time is because of niki, after that accident which almost costed his life, he was back racing less then 2 months,
If Ron Howard does every big rivalry in F1, i will worship the man
Still waiting, eh?
@@Petidani0330 yeah
It will be happy days 🤣
7 years later still waiting for Senna v Prost movie
Micheal Schumacher vs Mika Hakkinen
Thor, high as fuck, driving F1 cars and shit!
+MK3424 And Baron Zemo, at home with a wife who would later get his face scared and yet he won't be requiring his helmet/mask in Cap 3, according to marvel and shit
+Stev Rex Dude, this is a meme....
Stev Rex you must be fun at class dont you?
Yes, Niki was quicker than all of them considering he lost by a single point, was out of two races due to an accident and quit the Japanese GP.
you're forgetting all the Ferrari protests
It's the best racing movie to this date, no doubt about it. Chris Hemsworth was great but Daniel Brühl played the role of his life here.
I recently worked for Ron Howard as a movie extra on his new film, 13 Lives. OMG WOW, it was a great honour to work with the Hollywood legend. So I gave him my 110% hard work performance on set as my thank you for making this epic motorsport film which is one of my favourites.
Can we all praise Daniel Brühl for portraying Niki so good. His accent was on point!!! ❤ the greatest actor in my opinion. This film deserved so much more recognition
In '76 I was 23 and an avid motor racing fan.
With superb acting from all the cast and great direction from RH
this is simply the BEST racing film made to date.
I bought it as soon as it came out on DVD, have watched it countless times
Actually, with Nikki's death a couple of days ago, I'm gonna watch it again
Englishman inFrance I was 11 in 1976 and spent the summers in Italy, I’m from Chicago. I was about 2 hours from the Ferrari factory. I started collecting all the corgis (toy cars) f1s. I have about 25 in the box, there cool
Cool @@markgalassini8742
Formula 1's greatest drivers...great movie.. R.I.P. James and Niki! 🏁
Knew nothing about Formula one except the few things I heard from Top Gear haha but now I'm a huge fan and this has become one of my top 5 favorite movies. Always find something new to admire and inspiring in this. 👍👌
One of my all time favourite movies of all time!
absolutely beautiful film in every way... I really can't rap it around my head... it's... just...
TOO GOOD!!!
This was an amazing film by Ron Howard. Bruhl and Hemsworth nailed this. amazing amazing acting
This film is a masterpiece.
This movie summed up a fabulous decade. When I look back on it todays world seems grey.
I ordered the DVD three days ago so i can now watch it as often as I like and add it to my collection of racing movies.
I have watched these two men for a very long time in their careers, its almost like comparing the 1972 hockey game finals between Russia and Canada. Each of the teams hold on to the victory as if it happened yesterday. The passion and the balls to drive as if it were their last day on earth was inspiring to say the least. Whatever your back ground one has to admire the intense respect that these two men had for each other in their early 20's. Hell, ask yourself what you were doing at 22 yrs.old? I still race to this day at 47 I'm a old man but I am still very tame compared to most. I loved the movie Rush! everything was so focused on the rivalry, that all the details were secondary... great film ....
I can watch this movie over and over and over and never get tired of it.
One of my favorite movies! Script, actors, camera, etc. Just perfect!
I just saw the film , never wanted to watch it being a avid F1 fan because I thought no one could capture motor racing truely, as in past films . Boy was I wrong, this is a mind blowing film that played even like the days I had on the track , it makes Spielberg films look like 60s sitcoms.
Definitely a standard, if not THE standard, for movies about Formula One racing. Hell of a lot better and far more realistic than Driven (If you haven't heard of that movie, don't feel bad...Stallone should have stuck to boxing!). Ronnie has always been able to find that cinematic diamond in the rough, and he hit paydirt here.
Driven wasn't about formula 1 it was CART predecessor to indycar league
It's a movie worth watching. And Lauda, what a guy ... if the picture given of him by the movie is true.
"I think he did an incredible job because when I first saw the movie, I said, 'S---! That's really me.'"
-Niki Lauda
www.telegraph.co.uk/film/rush/niki-lauda-interview/
Lauda said the movie was 80% truth. It was a clip from an interview, uploaded to TH-cam with that title.
As an American Race Driver, drivers like Senna, Hunt, Lauda, Prost, Schumaker, these guys were my idols. I have always wanted to drive in Indy or F1 but I don't have the talent and I'm the wrong size, but I will always think these guys were the greatest of their generation and this film Rush was an amazing job at showing off an amazing F1 rivalry
Hey man, not sure if you'll see this but, I definitely wouldn't say you "don't have the talent" to be in IndyCar or even F1, at least not until you have tried absolutely everything to get there. Take care ✌🏼☀️...
Very well done. Most realistic story I have seen on Cinema. The actors are so real and the filming is amazing. Should have got a Oscar for sure. Good job Ron!!!
Extremely wonderful piece of movie! I massively enjoyed it from beginning to end.
Ron's come a long way since 'Happy Days'
Ron Howard is a genius. This looks like the best film since Grand Prix (Frankenheimer) and LeMans (McQueen). Howard is no 'Opie' or "Richie Cunningham" ; he's a wizard, he's a master at creativity.
This was brilliant in every possible way. A gift to us all
Thank you for sharing this. Very good movie, great actors that are so close to the actual persons. Kudos to Ron Howard and his crew for making it. Great job to recreate how it was in those days. Not just recreating, telling the stories with the original cars and great actors.
Thanks for this video!!!!! I don't have words for this movie, it is my top 5 movies ever made...
I have loved watching Ron Howard's transition from actor to producer/director. He is one of my favorite people behind the camera.
The last 5 mins of this movie was great and a lil tear jerker
No one could have replaced Hemsworth and Daniel...
Fabulous casting. Wonderful movie that brought back many memories of that era.
What a fantastic movie mr. Ron Howard thank you I'll see you on the next one
Just saw it again last night - fabulous movie!
Many are complimenting Bruhl's performance and I agree. He deserved an Oscar nomination at the least but Chris Hemsworth did a fine job as Hunt too. I can't think of any other actor who could've pulled it off. Both were fantastic. Another spectacular Ron Howard movie.
Salute to all who was involved in this film! Classics!
This movie is EPIC! Great Acting - Great story - and Great action!
What a great movie.. thank you very much!
glad i got to watch this film worth living for.
omg , really one of the best movies I have ever watch , great stuff , loved it
Bwoah brought me here.
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That was such a good movie. This was one of those stories I heard a lot about growing up from my dad but never saw or heard much about it bc they didn’t show any documentaries on it here in the US. The only F1 stuff was from early 80s n on.
Back in the 70s in US, my dad had to call news stations to find race results. Went to Watkins Glen gp and was the first time he saw the actual colors of the cars! News coverage in US was nil.
Thanks much for posting. I caught last ten minutes on tv, then nbcsn didn't replay as scheduled, so I am grateful to see this before seeing the film. Looks as if it may be as good or better than "Grand Prix" at getting the action right.
Movie from Ron Howard was once again a hit..loved it..good cast, action and script..well done..Even Lauda said it was 80%correct.. Thx Ron love it
One of the Best racing movies ever made! Really captures the dynamics of Formula One
Thank you, James. Thank you, Nikki.
Thank you Ron Howard!
This was a good time to pick to do a look back thank u Ron Howard for taking a chance,about my favorite sport,I race superbike and have wished u switch ed to four wheels sooner,u think and look back at my quest for speed and being ultimately being the fastest driver in a season,focusing on as James Hunt put it living knowing your fine in a place where the average person would never consider going let alone spending ur life there on the line.I think did I have a deathŵish of sorts the calm side of my brain wonders,i still believe the answer is no,that's just the place I chose to live,holding on to life and chasing speed...Thanks RH need to check this one been busy racing....
Just watching this video makes me want to watch Rush for a fourth time. What a great film.
Knew nothing about F1 or even much about cars, period! But damn this movie was amazing! Really loved it
What a time to have been alive!
There was a feel to the '70's. You felt alive.
The bends of life led to the next corner, and
you never knew what to expect, except that
it would be rewarding and exhilarating!
"Each day was different,
and life was a thrill.
Ya' knew tomorrow
would be better still." -Larry Norman
If you liked this you will love "grand prix" from 1966
Ron Howard's best movie in ten years. Simply amazing!
I never knew Bruhl sounded like that!! 😍
best movie ever!
A lot of comparisons get made of "Rush" to the 1966 classic "Grand Prix" which is honestly not fair to both...
They are the same sport of basically almost two generations of F1 that almost cross, but you can't compare the two as one was produced and shot in the era that was the 60s... As the other is a modern film set in the 70s. And, with the help of modern computer toys... Ron pulled "Rush" off very well especially since he didn't soley rely on CGI for the race scenes and somehow got the original cars which alone helps add to its authenticity.
"Rush" told a true story very well, while "Grand Prix" told a good story period.
Both are great, but it's not fair to compare the two.
Perfect movie!!
These guys probably did a better job than the Netflix guys
Saw this just a week ago cuz of ford vs Ferrari movie and omg I loved it and mad that it didnt get the recognition it really deserved with the perfect actors script and cinematography....Wxcellent movie
Brilliant work realy fresh
I knew right away I had to buy a copy of the movie. I had always liked Niki Laudas technique and style.
shot just as nicely as a Tony Scott movie !great story!
19:14 lolol Chris Hemsworth doin the Sambaaaa
Räikkönen is last of the old breed in the 2019 grid, he once went for a 2 week bender spanning three continents in the middle of the season only to come back 24h before the first session and finished on podium.. He is now a family man thou and all the young boys are "just athletes" and social media darlings..
Rush deserved every Oscar
I get to watch this level of racing every year at the Irish international road racing!!
F1 racing got nearly zero coverage in North America during the 60's 70's 80's etc, because the people in charge of Television Network sports were and still are a bunch of EMPTY-HEADED JACKASSES who think silly contrived games played with balls of various sizes is about as exciting as it gets.
We got the Indy 500 and Daytona 500 yearly and that was about it for televised Auto Racing.(Watkins Glen GP was ignored annually)
I think the America networks ABC, NBC and the lowly CBS ignored real road racing because it made American Oval races seem excruciatingly boring in comparison to Road Racing, which of course it is.
... a race where there are only banked left-hand turns is easy compared with Grand Prix...that's why Jim Clark and Lotus Won so easily in 1967.
'Pikes Peak'...Great Stuff... but never televised as far as I know.
Shame really, especially when F1 has venues like Monaco, you just can't beat that combination of scenery and danger. You've given me a better understanding as to why F1 never really caught on in North America.
Much respect to the writer direction cinematographer and the film crew.....
thanks for sharing this really interesting video
So underrated
Great Movie!!!!
Great video! Thanks.
i haven't seen gravity yet, but this is the best move i've seen this year
Believe me you did not miss a thing in Gravity, it stunk up the place.
it was an ok movie, i have seen alot worse,....i can tell you one thing, this movie made space boring, lol
You said a mouthful Talin.
gravity is good but rush is a hundred times better
Gravity 5 thumbs down!
Great movie, one of the best. 👍
I never buy movies on DVD format or any other format for that matter whats the point of buying a movie like once you've seen it its done........ I bought this movie!! Such a great movie over and over and over again!!!!
Very good movie!!!
Amazing movie
This was easily one of the best movies of its time- and yet, critics seemed to hate it. Of course, as we all know, most critics are fools.
The casting was perfection, right from the majors to minors.
this movie was insane. Daniel Brühls portrayal of Lauda was on point. Hemsworth aswell just portrays Hunt like he was still here. Hemsworth not only looks a lot like Hunt in the Movie he also Acted so much like him. both of them show the story of the 1976 season so well. it felt like you were there
Rush 2
Jackie Chan vs Chris Tucker
lmao
I hope you win an oscar for best director and best film the actotors wher amazing
Is my Favorite Movie ever
Brilliant film
Better then fast and the furious by far very cool
couldn't agree more ma' nigga...
That's not even a contest IMO.
Fnf is shyte
LIGHTzpeeed Performance Than*. Why is that so difficult?
Fast and Furious are the worst car movies ever, the cars have 15 speed gearboxes
Surprising, it is a extremely nice movie!
Superb movie the only reason it did not get 3 Oscars(acting,music,photography) is because of the lack of F1 knowledge in the USA.
Hamilton movie will be made for sure once he ends his career, apart from the driving and his childhood poverty the racism he has endured has shocked me, he must be the only British sportsman that the public has not got behind when he has been successful. When you ask why it's always "I don't like his personality" and when you ask for specifics there never are any. Hamilton's treatment by some of the public are one of the few times I have ever been ashamed to be British.
Enough to stand him on the tracks and u say is there any chance we have to stand him again in a victimist movie? NIGRO PLS!!!
@@GeneralFrancisXHummel Do you have an English version of that, I don't speak inbred.
@@AirCrash1 You understood me perfectly and I won't rewrite it for you
Best Movie ever
This movie was/is perfect in every way! I'm not fond of formula 1, but this battle of wills won me over completely. I remember this happened when I was still 13, and had just moved to Spain. I remember them talking about NIki Lauda, yet, I had never known who caused this: James Hunt. I had not Idea of who he was until I saw this film. The film's a keeper, for sure! Even their accents were nailed!
Awesome movie watch it!
OUT STANDING MOVIE, PERFECTION IS GREAT TO WATCH.RON HOWARD IS THE MAN NUFF SAID.
awesome movie