Watching Alex try and pronounce "mille miglia" is one of the funniest things I've heard all week.

@OctavChelaru

7 ай бұрын

Yes.

@chronospeedster1916

7 ай бұрын

Well, as an italian, i found funny how english people pronounce Ferrari like (Frareeee). It's so annoying but, hey, what we can do? 🤣

@frankiepace140

7 ай бұрын

Glad you beat me to it. He legit watched the movie and heard how it was pronounced the whole way through, and still butchers it 😑 Car guy my ass

Adam Driver gets better the further he gets from Star wars

A couple small things to point out about the Millie Miglia: Fo De Petargo the driver of the 330S that crashed was offered a fresh set of new tires but refused! He wanted to keep up with the remaining Maserati still in the race. About 22 miles from the finish he hit a damaged road reflector that ripped into his front left tire and launched the car into a telephone pole and rolled into the people. It was a terrible tragedy then and still is now. The trial Enzo was on lasted 4 years and Enzo asked the judge to bring on auto engineers to examine the wreck the authorities had confiscated after the race. They discovered the tear in the front left tire and investigated the crash site finding the damaged reflector. Enzo was cleared of all charges rightfully so and Ferrari carried on. The important thing to note is that it regardless of if De Petargo had opted to put on a new set of tires it wouldn’t matter…. He still would have hit the damaged reflector and still crashed horrifically. Travelling at around 150 mph and hitting something that sharp and dangerous will blow any tire fresh or used. This was simply a bad accident that could have happened to any driver at the time. It was not the first and not the last accident in Motorsport history

@paramountwolf3361

7 ай бұрын

You summed the story really well. But could you edit some things? Like: The driver’s name was De Portago, not the whatever bs you said. And the ferrari’s type which crashed is 335 S not 330.

@toma8156

7 ай бұрын

Correct on the model and the driver

@yellowquantum4240

6 ай бұрын

Spot on!!

The important aspect of this movie is that: the movie is more than a car movie/racing movie, the movie was focusing on the psychological standpoint of Enzo, and damn Adam Driver nailed the role.

I know the exact scene you were talking about where Shailene Woodley dropped her accent for a few seconds lol

As a Ferrari fan I am so excited to watch this. I have always had this romantic notion of all these long distance races like the Mille Miglia, Panamerica, & Targa Florio but I am aware of the crazy accidents that have happened & the many lives lost during that era. So it will be nice to see a raw & honest portrayal of that in this movie.

@liamscorgie8859

7 ай бұрын

It’s extremely shocking the crash at the end. I legitimately gasped and teared up

@DMAX_DIY

7 ай бұрын

@@liamscorgie8859 yah.. I was watching the movie with my Son, who was in town and it was his bday.. He literally shouted "holy $hit" ! which was exactly what I was thinking.. Overall.. Good watch.. been wating to see it in on the big screen instead of on the 'computer'..

I really enjoyed Ford vs Ferrari. But this movie was 2 hours of a man arguing with his wife. I really didn't enjoy it at all, as good as the acting was.

@MisterMonsieur

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! FvF is the superior film. I'm in disbelief that Micheal Mann had anything to do with this film. It was a rushed, high-budget retread of every KZread video essay about Enzo and Ferrari. Seeing hardcore Porsche-guy Patrick Dempsey in it was also a small betrayal. It's sad that bio pics over the last decade or so all play out like SNL parodies.

Excited to watch this. The Mille Miglia crash sounds gnarly. I'm not surprised why no movie (to my recollection) has covered the even more disastrous 1955 Le Mans crash where 80 people died (most by decapitation) when a Jaguar became a ramp for a Mercedes.

@RobertEHunt-dv9sq

7 ай бұрын

Actually it was not a Jaguar that became a ramp for the Mercedes, it was Lance Macklins’s Austin Heaney. The Jaguar you mentioned was ahead of the AH and started the chain of events by braking at the last minute and pulling into the pits. The track layout at that time significantly contributed to the accident.

@slugbuddy7838

7 ай бұрын

This short film is an excellent depiction of the tragedy of the 55’ Le Mans kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZGZ9mduDmbLbYNY.htmlsi=O7H4XGY0nbApEWf2

Just went to my annual "by myself movie" and chose this. Wow I enjoyed myself. Went in blind without even knowing it was a movie in theaters and I was literally the only person in the viewing. Loved it. That crash scene though. I wasn't ready for it. The dialogue was a tad hard to get used to but once I was settled in I enjoyed every second. Will be recommending!

@Nerdybetta

6 ай бұрын

Defiantly didn’t think that it would be that graphix

The numbers on the cars were wrong. The numbers on the cars in the Mille Miglia were all hand painted, not vinyl cut numbers as appeared in the film. The painting of the numbers was a work of art ignored by the film makers.

Shailene was the low point, don’t know what dialect she was going for. Also the uncomfortable sex scene should’ve been cut, or at least decreased. Pacing was okay; and I think the dialogue was great. However I did feel, like many car movies, they scrunched a lot of history together in a short time. 7/10

The best part of the movie were the driving scenes. The sounds and the intensity of the racing were really well done.

@YohooJesus

7 ай бұрын

Micheal Mann is to thank, same guy who wanted blank firing guns for HEAT in DOWNTOWN LA rather than FX

Saw this week. I'm a tough sell on "racing" movies. I agree completely with this review. Excellent movie. Well done. And I'm a Porsche guy.

1) Ferrari wasn't broke in 1957, Enzo was still piggybacking on the amazing play he did to get the ACI and FIAT to leave him the Lancia racing team in 1955. As a matter of fact, he got not only the whole Lancia Corse lot (save for 1 car that was kept by Gianni Lancia) but also 50 MILLION Liras PER YEAR from FIAT. All of this was to keep Lancia from falling in the hands of Mercedes-Benz, which gave an offer as soon as Lancia went bust. 2) The race was called Mille Miglia ("Thousand Miles") because it always ran on a public road course of at least 1000 ROMAN miles (1478 m instead of the 1609 m of the British mile). The first event was in 1927, with the last being in 1957 with the "Tragedia di Guidizzolo". 3) Ferrari didn't NEED the Mille Miglia to keep afloat, he already had F1, Le Mans and a whole lot of F2 races to pin him up for that, on top with the deal with ACI and FIAT. 4) The "Enzo never loved Laura Garello" bit is outright LIBELOUS. Pray to God that her family or Piero Ferrari don't see your review. If he didn't love her, would he have left Lyon in 1923 for the last race he ever drove for Alfa Romeo because of a telegram from her? Would he have done absolutely EVERYTHING to save his son Dino, which he had from Laura? Would he have fucking FIRED HALF OF HIS FACTORY over his employees complaining about her coming in and commandeering some favours? I'd say no. Also, she didn't make life a living hell for him "because he had another chick"(which would be Lina Lardi, mother of Piero Lardi, now Piero Lardi FERRARI), but she was concerned about the finances of the team, in which she had put half of her belongings to run all the way back in 1946. 5) Mann represented Ferrari paying a crapton of bribes to journalists to keep their mouths shut, and commandeering a legend of sport journalism like Rancati to write an apologetic piece on Ferrari. Which... is completely stupid: Ferrari did never bribe anybody, as this never popped up even when the Police searched the offices in Maranello and his own house, and every Italian knows that the Italian press always goes heavy-handed with criticising Ferrari for every faux-pas.

@Treaxvour

7 ай бұрын

Very inciteful comment. There is definitely some hollywood dramatization this movie, and I think there always will be in these type of movies. Part of me thinks we should expect that, but it's hard when it deals with reframing of the relationships and motives. Becca now hates Enzo for how he treated his wife in the context of a movie. That's not fair. The jimi hendrix biopic showed him as abusive a relationship and the actual person had to come out and said he never laid a hand on her and was a complete gentleman. That kind of stuff rubs me the wrong way. Sure, they probably have disclaimers, but still, it pollutes peoples mind with false narratives.

7:07 i thought the movie was ok, watched it with my family. Got to that scene and they were all horrified by that scene. I will say it was defiantly over the top.

Thank you Alex for all the content you shared with us this year. Cant wait for next year; really enjoy you in this space.

how did you watch this movie and still pronounce mille miglia like that?

I saw it. It was good, but I thought the movie was a bit anticlimactic since it was essentially a prequel and only covered a single year in Enzo's life story. I was expecting a lot more to the story. When the credits rolled, I said loudly thats it? The scenes with bodies flying through the air and the opening race scenes,, the cgi or vfx, or whatever could have been a lot better in quality too.

@mar7909

7 ай бұрын

I completely agree. It could have been an amazing movie but instead just shit on Enzo and praised his wife.

I just watched Ferrari yesterday, and I think the movie suffered from an identity crisis. I thought it was a little too dark for me, and the pacing was extremely slow. The CGI was a tad wonky, rubber band like, and ragdoll-like. Perhaps it was my mistake, I was expecting something kind of like Ford v Ferrari and was NOT like that at all.

@gentnextdoor

7 ай бұрын

Ford vs Ferrari was very hollywood.. this was proper old school slow burner film making. Which in my opinion made a far superior film. Each to their own.

As a car guy, you might want to learn how you pronounce "Mille Miglia".......😛

Alex I saw 'Ferrari' yesterday and I agree with all the positive points you pointed out in your review. As to your dislike of the CGI, I take exception. As someone in his 70's, I knew the story of the incident of the 1957 Mille Miglia, and I had witnessed the carnage that was motorsport through the 1960's and '70's. The screams that my audience let out yesterday during the two obvious CGI scenes that required CGI, were loud and chilling, I wasn't expecting that much of a reaction. I appreciate and value your review, I've subscribed and look forward to more of your content.

@adriano8809

7 ай бұрын

Agree, they tried their best to recreate the accident the most faithful way possible and putting in some ‘Fast and Furious’ CGI would have not been realistic but junky Hollywood staff. I actually appreciated the rawness that this CGI gave because the perception that it gave me and the audience was just what it was and it was in reality pure heartbreak, it was not supposed to be the unrealistic pompous American fake CGI of an Action Movie, definitely raw and straight to the point was the right choice for this movie.

@kheldaryt

7 ай бұрын

Nah that CGI was beyond terrible in terms of quality of the CGI… if the first one wasn’t comically bad then the big one would have gotten a pass. First one was just unnecessarily horrid…. Issue is CGI was just insultingly bad compared to the other car scenes and sounds. Just can’t believe they went with that.

@jamesshives5679

5 ай бұрын

I think the depiction of the crash was shocking, but not necessarily realistic. Unfortunately there are quite a number of crashes involving spectators, with real life footage available. It usually does not look nearly that shocking, mostly because the debris and dust that is thrown about, and the chaos of people running about obscures one's vision. It was unecessarily, and unrealistically graphic imo.

Is it just me that hears nails on a chalkboard when he says mille miglia

The CGI was definitely a huge miss in this movie. Both crashes that should inherently be extremely sad are humorous as a result of how bad the CGI is.

I feel asleep halfaway thru

The car flipping in the air😂😂😂

@datguy013

7 ай бұрын

Almost as bad as the panning shot of the carnage after it. Definitely something that could be overlooked but that scene felt sooo long (I'm sure it was intentional but they could've tried a little harder)

The only problem I had with the CGI crashes is that the cars flew too high! These are cars, not airplanes! And I think they could have done without showing de Portago's body after the crash; that was a bit too graphic. Otherwise, they should have made Adam Driver look older and heavier, but the acting was first rate. On the whole, I enjoyed the movie.

I think the movie was okay and got better in the second half. The retro filter it has (like Ford vs Ferrari) is beautiful and makes sense, and the sounds are good too. One thing i found strange during the racing scenes was the shakiness of it. I don't mind vibrating camera to simulate the road bumps but the shots, especially the rear looking ones, were not very janky. Once you notice it you can't stop.

I saw Ferrari, i got really excited. Not the video i was expecting, but still welcomed. Great upload, regardless! ❤

Grand Prix is still the best racing movie. I found this to be mostly a slow boring movie about a broken man & marriage due to grief with the cars and racing an afterthought. The racing scenes were the best part of it but I expected so much better from Mann. 2 racing scenes were standout moments but the rest of the racing action was shot by the numbers even though they were eye candy-colored and sounded amazing. Driver's accent was way off too though he got the physical acting down well.

I expect a "car guy" to know the "G" in Miglia is silent in Italian...

I can’t believe how Ferrari snapped at his mother in that one scene. No real Italian no matter how hard they are would treat there momma like that. Also wtf was Ferrari a psychopath?? Not a single tear or like wait a minute after the drive died and killed 5 children. Is that accurate to Ferraris character?

the car hitting the top of the telephone pole is reason enough for me not to see it

Merry Christmas Alex

Unfortunately, possibly the worst film I’ve ever watched….so disappointing……what a missed opportunity

i enjoyed it more than i was expecting because so much of it was about a story i didn't know. the racing bits that i know very well i put up with because i know its an entertainment, not a documentary. the dicing on the mountain bends i don't think would ever have happened. on a 1000 mile race which really a time trial you just didn't need to do that. the scene of the final accident we could have seen the crowd gather, the car crash, and the aftermath, without needing to see the slaughter. i think someone was inspired there by all the footage of the 1955 le mans crash. i'd like to have had a bit more of de portago's back story. it was lightly brushed over well in to the movie that he was a sportsman and a playboy, but the impression you got was that he was just one of the drivers. more of an explanation who his co-driver was would have improved the story i think.

Great review! I watch movie reviews often, but this one nails the film. As for the film, if you like cars, see it.

I have watched several reviews of the film. Based on those , and yours, I am no longer excited to see it but will go to try to enjoy it and determine if my observations carry throughout the movie. Not shown in your review, an interview with "Ferrari" which left me intensely disliking the guy (Driver) as a person, and he did not convince me as an actor that he fulfilled the roll. He also blew it when he said Jag- WIRE instead of Jaguar. That is not how an Italian would say Jaguar nor anyone else who is familiar with the car and company. . as do most "car guys and gals". Another bother was the phony Italian accents while speaking English. Why not speak Italian and run sub titles, far more authentic . Or better yet, hire Italians. Too much sensationalism and "affects" (effects) a la Hollywood, and typical stars rather than actors. European and British films are superior in that respect. Enjoyed the video, thanks and Happy New Year.

Glad to hear this was pretty good, I’m looking forward to see it. I was worried it was going to be a mess like the Lamborghini movie was.

They did a good job of showing the death that was omnipresent in racing until Jackie Stewart and his generation started insisting on safety.

Me and my family saw it today on Christmas. It was very good, definitely recommend! As an Alfa owner that is an Italian car nerd I much appreciated it.

Good review. I left the theater sad about the deaths (which I knew about years ago) but having thoroughly enjoyed everything else about the movie. Sometimes things go bad and you must rise above it and learn from it. The MM racing scenes are worth the price of admission. Go see this movie! Thanks Alex.

As a long time Ferrari Owner I'm happy about every Ferrari-Film...

that crash where the car goes flying like a pinball looked like something out of a cartoon......that scene takes away from the movie....other than that, Michael Mann is a BEAST!!!!!!!!!!

@kheldaryt

7 ай бұрын

Agree, just don’t understand how they went with that first cgi crash, so bad

One bit of advice… ME-LAY ME-LEE-A You’re welcome

Heads up for the car lovers. This is not a car movie. Its a love story/drama based on the real life events of a racing team's owner. Cars are there and even raced but they were not the focus. It is a much of a car movie as Titanic is a ship movie. The racing scenes are good to see but Ford vs Ferrari did the cars and racing much better. Also, it only takes place over about 1 year. Don't evpect a bio of him or the company.

Some of the affair stuff and ongoing drama with his women were a little long. I was impressed by the final race scenes. Wish they included more of that race especially during the night/dawn

These cars are super rare and the ones that exist to this day are worth untold millions so a bit of cgi to replicate cars and car crashes are ok with me. Haven't seen it yet but pkan to.

@6lucario

7 ай бұрын

Theres always the substitute of using kit cars and adding audio in post

Loved the movie , big Ferrari connoisseur. I have own 355-1997, 430-2007, 458-2011. Still have 1976 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce...355 was yellow , red 430 , 458 black.

Why was he driving a peugot 403? Big mystery of the movie!

I recently watch two current films, both of which were about a very famous married man who had extramarital relationships. One was Ferrari, the other was Maestro, about Leonard Bernstein. The Bernstein movie was a biopic, going chronologically from when her first conducted in New York City, until the end of his life, several decades later. The Ferrari movie covers a span of only a few weeks in 1957, but spends much of its time exploring human motivations and relationships. Surprisingly, Maestro provides a lot more visual and audio appeal to its audience, but it lacks the soul that Michael Mann’s film displays.

Gotta recommend the book “the limit”

This sounds like a paid ad to me. Movie was boring af, I fell asleep while watching it

Good analysis. I think it's the type of movie that you would get more out of it, on the second viewing.

It's been said that the Mille Miglia is the most dangerous race in the world because of the sudden changes from city streets to curvy roads to steep hills. Some Americans have driven this race in home- built cars.

I don't think Ferrari will be too fussed what hipsters think.

You all got to go see this film A.Driver and P.Cruz are fantastic a terrible crash is shown in a realistic scene.Cruz is moody angry and yet tough and sultry all at the same time,great film.

I’m so glad to see some love for this film. I thought I was crazy!!

Me and my buddy saw the movie the other night. And honestly? Not only did the both of us fall asleep for a few minutes, but we left before the movie was finished. And I'm not throwing hate towards the people behind it or even the actors cause I truly do love some of the people in it like Driver & Dempsey. But I was having a really hard time following the plot of the story itself, and even more so? I had a harder time understanding what some of the things the characters were saying at times. I know that the movie's set in Italy, so obviously they have to sound Italian, and I'm actually Italian myself and some of my older relatives have that thick accent. But half the time, I really felt like I needed subtitles just to understand what was being said. So overall? This just wasn't my cup of tea. If you we're able to connect with the movie, then okay, that's good for you. But ya, this movie just wasn't for me. I'd rank it 3/10.

@guymarotta2596

3 ай бұрын

This movie was OK, but I was really hoping to see more racing and less drama.

@michaelgualtieri651

3 ай бұрын

@@guymarotta2596 Right? Like it is caller Ferrari after all.

There were just a few scenes accomplished using cgi. 95 % of the movie was done by a couple of trailer rigs with cameras with a huge crane on them. Also a few scenes were completed with drones as well. IMO they went all out on this movie. They actually constructed about a half a dozen cars of the period from scratch. Not to mention the whole production team went to Italy to film it. Great movie, go and see it for yourself in a quality movie theater.

as a Ferrari hater having this be about Ferrari's life more than the race is more than enough to put me off from watching it. the cars are gorgeous but having to focus on that old man over the cars is not it for me

actually Portago had a good tire but his tire was cut on a metal cats eye. Ferrari was threatened with Catholic excommunication, however proved the problem was a cut tire. Italy afterwards deleted the cat's eyes in the road for some time. Not sure if they are still banned. I wish they brought such races back, allowing for more thorough crowd protection. Rallies to my knowledge still have fans literally next to the road, whether dirt, gravel, tarmac, or snow.

Review of Lancia versus Audi when it comes out?

01:14 the.. what now..?

Imma leave this video on hold until I watch the movie 😂…

didnt understand half the movie but it was still good

'Meeler Meelia' for what it's worth.

Le Mans 1955 did a good job of showing the aftermath of a crash, without actually showing it happen.

The best part of this film was it wasn’t the Lamborghini film 😂

Sir, i am send by ferrari to review this video, and if you have to many complaints about our movie, we will take your ferrari because u don't deserve it okay, you will need to bring the car to the nearest ferrari dealer near you within 15 days, otherwise we will come and pick it up, and we will make u pay for the fees, i hope you enjoyed our movie 🎬

@KSwapTheWorld69

7 ай бұрын

🤣 That's Funny ASF!!!

@liamscorgie8859

7 ай бұрын

Ironic, Piero Ferrari himself made a video talking about the film and the inaccurate details however few lol. He had some complaints but definitely enjoyed the film dude… his name is on the cars sooooo obviously people can have complaints about the companies products. Ferrari helped create the film directly and the family themselves. They obviously know film is subjective and people will have a range of opinions. This idea that Ferrari shames people for saying anything bad about them has been proven false on more than one occasion. In fact feedback is much appreciated. Seen tons of stories of Ferrari owners having any issues with their cars and their respective dealerships handling it with kindness.

@KSwapTheWorld69

7 ай бұрын

@@liamscorgie8859 I'm gonna go up to him and tell him some things that needs to be changed and see if he calls me a tractor boy 🤣😂

@negativeindustrial

7 ай бұрын

@@liamscorgie8859 Are you German? Do you not understand humor?

@sc9443

6 ай бұрын

It is pronounced "Meelay Meeleyar.Say it over and over before you do another video, please. Also try newcleyar and mi rr ar. Nucular and miirrr are not proper words.

laughed so much at 1:56

Alex, Inside Out made me cry. That's not a movie i watch to feel better.

did you even watch the movie??

The movie did not meet my expectations; I was not impressed! I won't consider watching it again and cannot recommend it... Despite having high hopes, I ended up feeling quite disappointed. This is purely my personal opinion, and I understand that there may be people who find it enjoyable. No offense intended, as everyone is entitled to their own perspective!

I was part of this film. So Alex can you tell us your Job?

I haven't been able to watch Penelope Cruze since blow. I hate her with a passion

My opinion: movie bad maybe wat h just for the crazy crashes. Decent story but it just didn't feel right

One thing you should know , this movie 🎥 is directed by Michael Mann.

I am a sponge for auto and racing history. And knew the majority of the story this was based on... in that final stretch scene, i knew what was about to happen. I just didnt know how in depth they were gunna go... it was clear to me who had no idea what was coming... as half the theater gasped... my gf actually was mad at me for kinda spoiling it... But this movie was AMAZING your review is spot on. Movie was amazing!!! The cgi pulled it down to a 9.5 out of 10 for me... otherwise it would have been an 11 for sure

@heirrose1606

7 ай бұрын

People that spoil movies like you did deserve to have every movie they want spoiled for them. Only the Spoiled Spoil movies for others.

@jamesshives5679

5 ай бұрын

@@heirrose1606 It's not really a spoiler if it is a historic event. Oh by the way, did you know Ken Miles didn't win Le Mans in 1966? "How dare you spoil it!" - Somebody 60 years later

@heirrose1606

5 ай бұрын

@@jamesshives5679 He even admits he spoiled it for his girlfriend. It's a movie and no one knows what is included until it's seen. Having info that someone doesn't and ruining the thrill & surprise available as an audience of an artistic endeavor due to that blissful ignorance is not only douchebaggery, it is abusive not only to the recipient but to the artist whose viewer's experience was robbed. Do you think everyone has experienced what you have? Read everything you have? Know everything you do? Ooof. "60 years later" as if that helps your selfish argument.

@jamesshives5679

5 ай бұрын

@@heirrose1606 Spoiling a movie of a real life event that happened decades ago is abuse? What on earth are you smoking? I'm not going to bother arguing further, you can keep your oversensitive outrage to yourself.

@heirrose1606

5 ай бұрын

@@jamesshives5679 Your reading comprehension skills are weak.

I think it’s pronounced: meelay meelia

This movie is absolutely fantastic. The script and dialogue, the sound, the cinematography, the story, the acting. Everything about it was top notch. Michael Mann has made some great movies. This one is near perfect, imo.

We got Ford, we got Nissan sort of in Grand Turismo and now Ferrari.

@29_anindrarafifd.90

6 ай бұрын

We got Lamborghini aswell, this year we will have Lancia and Audi

Butchered a story that needs better telling with actors that actually have a chemistry. You know that feeling you get when youre sitting in the cinema and watching a movie, you guess youre about halfway and youre like ..oh dear, should i just leave or try to push forward hopefull that its going to get better only to realise that its not?

As a “car guy” this movie sucked.

So I just watched Ferrari and it was a good movie

I saw it opening day. I am very disappointed. I really love Michael Mann's films from the 70's to 90's. But with this, a swing and a miss. The acting was very mundane, one doesn't empathize with the characters. Even Penelope's portrayal isn't engaging. How did the story fall so flat? This is no "Ford v Ferrari" storytelling. And the CGI crash sequences are laughably bad, how did Mann approve of them is a mystery to me. I really, really wanted to like this movie. But I cannot recommend it.

now i want to hear your thoughts about lamborghini yes there is a movie on lamborghini as well but is a bit more flashier

Glad you liked it. Great movie for adults. Give it a watch, folks.

Good acting didnt like the drama with wife and mistress

Before watching the Ferrari movie I prayed that they’d talk about Dino because I actually have the dystrophy that killed him at such a young age, Duchenne muscular dystrophy. I’m quite happy that I watched the movie (3days ago), it gave me a sense of the Mille miglia and how dangerous it was.

I absolutely hated this movie tbh, couldn’t even finish it

This is NOT a race car movie - it's a story about the Ferrari FAMILY. Good race car footage - but that's not the focus. Comprende?

I liked this movie a lot. The only two problems I had were: - The CGI as mentioned - In real life Enzo Ferrari likely didn't speak a word of English, so if he'd spoken Italian in the movie it would've made it more authentic

Oooohh shit made it first

Which movie did you like more, Ferrari or Lamborghini?

@alexcheetah79

7 ай бұрын

I skipped the Lamborghini movie because I heard it was so bad.

@spice3767

7 ай бұрын

@@alexcheetah79can’t be worse than the Ferrari film 😞😞

Your mic levels are too high

Im a huge car/truck guy i build and have a shop and a huge movie fan i go to the movies around 3 times a month if there is enough movies to watch. And honestly this movie…i did not watch nor was I interested. I didnt watch the GT movie either. They just look so bad

This movie was awesome!

People are slamming the film........😢

i have no idea if we even watched the same movie, what i saw was a terrible movie with cruz being the only actor worth a damn in the entire flick. i don't know if you were payed to give this garbage fire, a stellar review, but i regret watching this movie and i apologize for my contribution towards such tax write offs being produced, wow what a low quality travesty of cinema.

It can’t be any worse than Ford vs Ferrari as that was pure shite. Sooo many obvious inaccuracies just to blow ford’s horn of nonsense. Yes they won le man but failed to accurately show why and HOW. Was deeply looking forward to that yet like so many car enthusiasts who actually have knowledge that is readily out there- was in contrast so disappointed by that film. Tell the story- not you’re warped biased interpretation of it. I trust Michael Mann to do a far better job so fingers crossed