Rush is a genuinely brilliant movie and its a shame it didn't do better at the box office. It deserves to be seen and known more widely. had it been released today, with the popularity of F1 at a high because of stuff like Netflix, it would probably have been an even bigger cultural blockbuster. And it really does convey the essence of Formula One racing and the psychology of drivers so brilliantly

@fleursbruyantes4177

Жыл бұрын

If it were made today, it would probably have a bigger budget too allowing them to do more with the race scenes. The fact that F1 was so niche at the time lead to some unfortunately tight purse stings. They did however absolutely nail the casting.

@JessSimpson1313

Жыл бұрын

Love Rush. I regularly go back and watch it and Ford V Ferrari.

@andrewmamarella905

Жыл бұрын

The only racing movie that comes close to rush is ford vs Ferrari. Both great movies outright let alone in terms of racing

@markgemini7029

Жыл бұрын

@@JessSimpson1313 Spot on, two of my favorites, watch them on repeat

@pianissimo7121

Жыл бұрын

@@fleursbruyantes4177 idk man, today with all these graphics and social causes and what not, good chance they would have ruined it.

Some might forget that Lauda was also vital in getting Michael Schumacher to Ferrari. Leading the two most successful drivers into their greatest success says much about how much he knew how this sport worked. Behind the wheel and at the trackside.

@JudeBlackwell740

Жыл бұрын

Maybe the most influential figure in F1 considering how he helped establish two of the most dominant periods in F1 history and was a 3 time champion himself

@jexzielrivera

Жыл бұрын

He got Lewis into Merc

@zedel_hd

Жыл бұрын

@@jexzielrivera thats what they are saying. Michael and Lewis

@Rand0mContnt

Жыл бұрын

Man really laid the groundwork for 14 championships and counting. That’s crazy to think about.

@alfierayner5505

Жыл бұрын

@@jexzielrivera no it was mclaren

Okay but can we agree, Hans Zimmer score for Rush is so, so good

@liamcdm3689

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. I wrote much of my undergrad dissertation last year listening to Reign and Nurburgring.

@stavas05

Жыл бұрын

It is Hans Zimmer what do you expect

@josemojeda1527

Жыл бұрын

Hans Zimmer is like John Williams but one gen younger

@liamcdm3689

Жыл бұрын

@@josemojeda1527 That's actually perfect

@greatsageclok-roo9013

Жыл бұрын

It's Hans Zimmer. What else needs to be said? The Pope's Catholic? Fish swim? Ducks fly? He's arguably the best score composer of our generation!

love how Nicky saved his career by being right about Ferrari being unable to see how shit they can be

@terrainrecords6038

Жыл бұрын

Somehow this is still relevant today.

@donnycorn3086

Жыл бұрын

@@terrainrecords6038 it's always relevant. ugly truths are still truth. you can't just drive a shitbox in formula one for hours in a track, losing positions, and being proud that you're in a ferrari made by the idiots working in ferrari.

@GarkKahn

Жыл бұрын

He also saved ferrari by helping them get schumacher

@elosobratto3802

Жыл бұрын

Ferrari ☕️

@superchacho777

Жыл бұрын

I mean he gave up possible championships in 79, 82, and 83 by leaving Ferrari

You think about all the great rally drivers that came out of Finland, and the reason Kimi decided to go into F1 was because he was a huge fan of Hunt. Hell, from what I remember, when Kimi used to enter races that he was not supposed to (snowmobile races I believe), he used to enter under the name James Hunt.

@aaronmachado13

Жыл бұрын

I thought he did motocross before?

@willclark8877

Жыл бұрын

Kimi also used a James Hunt tribute helmet for the 2012 Monaco gp

@derrickstorm6976

Жыл бұрын

What do the rally drivers got to do with this video though?

@willclark8877

Жыл бұрын

@@derrickstorm6976 he’s saying how drivers from Finland (who often are rally drivers rather than track drivers) use hunt as an inspiration with note to kimi.

@arianwinanto6299

Жыл бұрын

Kimi also raced powerboats in Finland under Hunt's name while wearing a gorilla suit

Directed by Ron Howard, who knows how to tell a true story so well (Apollo 13), music by Hans Zimmer, a modern Beethoven/Mozart, and staring a fine cast, chosen for their talent, not their star power, and you have easily 2013's greatest movie.

@justaname9544

Жыл бұрын

And Daniel Bruhl is a gem in this movie too. His impersonation of Lauda is truly impressive

@Milehupen

Жыл бұрын

@peter Bruh

@caileanthomson1286

Жыл бұрын

@@justaname9544 Touché. I've heard interviews with Niki Lauda, and his accent is so spot on. No wonder Niki praised him so highly.

@LathropLdST

Жыл бұрын

@@Milehupen not the clown, the entire circus.

@SunnyIntervalsORG

Жыл бұрын

I think Peter Morgan the screenwriter deserves credit as well. He's written the screenplays for many films based on real life events: Rush, Frost/Nixon, The Queen, The Damned United, Bohemian Rhapsody, and more.

Lauda's willpower and bravery to comeback to racing so soon after that horrible crash, go on to win the next year and then another one years later is nothing short of incredible.

@JoshuaC923

Жыл бұрын

What a legend, cannot imagine what it feels like

@magnustan841

Жыл бұрын

He’s my 🐐 for a reason.

@Lyf4rMusic

Жыл бұрын

IKR ! o come out from that Trauma and immense painful recovery is just nothing short of a miracle, for which he worked really hard ! Absolute Legend who will be remembered until there is racing in this world

"This dude was loaded.......and he was pretty rich too." Had me choking on my food there lmao

@sam_marley

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t get that obe

@oxin1099

8 ай бұрын

@@sam_marleyme neither

@Caddynars

2 ай бұрын

@@sam_marleyLord Hesketh was a known drunkard. Loaded is another term for drunk.

I love how these videos are edited to look like a professional documentary

@Arabgojo776

Ай бұрын

Same!!

My Dad went to a lot of F1 GPs at Watkins Glen in 70s. When Rush came out we went to lunch and watched it together. It was great as he told me stories about being at those races and how things were. My dad passed a few years ago and it was one of the best days I spent with him....

@knack3041

Жыл бұрын

God bless

@deathmachineyt3254

Жыл бұрын

@@knack3041 America 😂 just kidding

@knack3041

Жыл бұрын

@@deathmachineyt3254 I’m too high rn I’m so confused

@deathmachineyt3254

Жыл бұрын

@@knack3041 lol

That was by far and away the best account of Niki and James's careers and rivalry I've ever seen. Now do Heinz Harald Frentzen because he's incredibly underappreciated and I know how you love his work

@keith8225

Жыл бұрын

Glad to see another Heinz Harald Frentzen enjoyer

@tetragon2137

Жыл бұрын

As Josh put it in his video on Rosset when talking to MotoMeerkat... "U mean Heinz-Harald Hopeless?" (confused Josh face)

@TheRooster94

Жыл бұрын

Frentzen can be the subject of another "WTF Happened to _______________" video. Similar to Jean Alesi in that he wasn't a flop, but a case of what if. Heck a world champion had the WTF Happened treatment!

@luismasanchez9367

Жыл бұрын

Oh yes, H.H...the first victim of Corinna Schumacher golddigging carreer..

@andreapellegrino4469

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, love HHF!

What I like about this rivalry is that they became great friends off track, with enormous respect for each other.

@pdabrowski4831

Жыл бұрын

James and Niki shared a flat together when they were racing in Formula 2, they were always friends.

@JudeBlackwell740

Жыл бұрын

@@pdabrowski4831 I think that was the only thing Rush got wrong

@danielbecker-birkner9887

Жыл бұрын

Which also is common among other drivers as well.

Lauda’s quote about Hunt after his sadly early passing is one of the most touching tributes to anyone I’ve ever read. “Of course he didn't listen to me. For James, one world title was enough. He had proved what he needed to prove. To himself and anyone who doubted him. And two years later, he retired. When I saw him next in London, seven years later, me as a champion again, him as broadcaster, he was barefoot on a bicycle with a flat tire, still living each day like his last. When I heard he died age 45 of a heart attack, I wasn't surprised. I was just sad. People always think of us as rivals but he was among the very few I liked and even fewer that I respected. He remains the only person I envied.”

@MCHuang

Жыл бұрын

That account is from the movie. In reality, Hunt was down on his luck and not yet a broadcaster. It was then Hunt started his new career after Lauda gave him money.

Niki Lauda a true racing driver, though I'm glad nowadays nobody needs to put their well being at risk because of racing. But I definitely look at Lauda and see how inspirational he was.

@calumbishop7082

Жыл бұрын

You say that but it was only two races ago that Zhao Guanyu suffered a horror crash that he was very lucky to walk away from unharmed, while Alex Albon suffered a crash which led to him getting a concussion. F1 is still a very dangerous sport and while drivers are definitely safer now than they were in the 1970's, the driver's still put their well being at risk when they race.

@hails2991

Жыл бұрын

@@calumbishop7082 The point is that it's not nearly as risky, he had a horrifically dangerous crash and walked away from it, F1 cars are unbelievably safe considering the speed they're driving

@charamia9402

Жыл бұрын

Racing is safer than ever. The drivers are, however, still putting their well being at risk. It's only three years ago we lost Hubert at Spa. Grosjean was lucky to walk away from his fireball. And I don't want to think about Zhous car catching fire at Silverstone. Even the porpoising can post a dager, as it could give the drivers micro-concussions causing long term brain damage as has been reported with boxers. Moving at high speed is inherently dangerous. And while motorsport is safer than ever, we need to understand and appreciate that the drivers are taking a huge risk - for our entertainment.

@csbr75

Жыл бұрын

@@charamia9402 add another one to the list: Gasly nearly missing a tractor in Suzuka, few years after we lost Bianchi

@charamia9402

Жыл бұрын

@@csbr75 That is a whole other wormhole alltogether. I don't think that incident belong alongside Grosjean, Hubert or Zhou. Those were incidents proving that although racing is safer than ever, a minor race whoopsie can still have horrifying consequences if you run out of luck. Gasly and the crane at Suzuka were more in line with marshalls running across the track while backmarkers are catching the SC train (Italy 2020), race restarted before crane is fully put away in slippery conditions (Turkey 2020), or even Bianchi - the race directors making racing more dangerous than it needs to be.

Josh this is your best work to date. And considering how amazing the rest is we see a true talent. Thank you

@IndiBrony

Жыл бұрын

The quality in presentation is worlds apart from some of his other stuff. This may be his Magnum Opus 👌

Rush was what got me into Formula One, especially the retro races and drivers. One day I hope some Hollywood director would make a movie of the four-way rivalry between Mansell, Piquet, Prost and Senna.

@Ryan_Winter

Жыл бұрын

It's not gonna happen, because - even though the sentiment expressed in the comments here that "F1 was kinda 'niche' back when this film was made" is nonesense - it is true that americans apparently don't care for F1 and even less for its history. The rest of the world isn't that picky, Days of Thunder was a success because it was a Tom Cruise film and nobody who watched it gave a rats arse about Nascar. More importantly however, the rest of the world has no trouble identifying with a protagonist from the angro-sphere, contrary to the apparent unwillings of the people from the anglo-sphere to identify with protagonists from outside of the anglo-sphere. Rush was actually Lauda's biography packed into a film conceived to appeal to the anglo-sphere, which is why the film tries very hard to focus on Hunt, even though for most of the film he accomplishes very little, especially compared to Lauda. *This film was doomed at the box office because nobody knows/remembers Hunt.* I had to google who this guy was and it spoiled the end of the film for me. Most F1 World Championship winners aren't remembered, more than that is necessary to remain a part of the collective memory. Everybody knows Lauda, my grandmother knew who Nicki Lauda was. You can go to any retirement home in Brazil and ask anyone you encounter there who Ayrton Senna was and you will be schooled. Same is true of Prost, because Senna was Prost's nemesis, neither Mansell or Piquet are remembered in such a way, if people remember them at all. And we both know that a film about Senna and Prost wouldn't be able to draw an american audience. Hell, Hollywood had to dig deep in the bargain bin to come up with a film about Ford vs Ferrari, because the americans know ford, the name Shelby and were willing to identify with Ken Miles, but god forbid the driver's motherlanguage were french or even german, american's wouldn't bother to see the film no matter how good it is. Ford's victory at Le Mans is a footnote in motorsport history, but it's the only bit of Le Mans history that could galvanize the interest of an american audience that's the bitter truth. That's why most of motorsport history or even world history will never make it into a Hollywood film.

@B-A-L

Жыл бұрын

So why doesn't Europe and Brazil get their collective act together and make the movie themselves and sod America?

@mrkipling2201

9 ай бұрын

​@@B-A-Lagreed. Plus here in England, and it's probably the same in the rest of the world, apart from North America and Canada, nobody knows anything about American motorsports. Yet they do about F1.

I just wish Rush showed the friendship between the two, not just the rivalry. Hearing Lauda talk about helping hunt after their careers when he was struggling showed that there was a lot of love there too

@yuvrajbahl7909

Жыл бұрын

Idk if I’m right on this but I heard that lauda used to live with hunt in their formula 3 days when he came to the uk initially as well

@SirANK8

Жыл бұрын

@@yuvrajbahl7909 I think you’re right, might’ve been that Graham Bensinger interview Lauda did a few years ago. Very good interview, felt it was very touching how Niki was talking about having no friends but had clearly considered James as one.

@yuvrajbahl7909

Жыл бұрын

@@SirANK8 yeah could’ve been a short clip of that interview

What a lot of people forget is (especially in Rush), that no matter how big their rivalry got, Niki and James were extremely good friends outside of racing. They even lived together at one point. Their rivalry is far too overplayed. They were really close.

@codymifsud2448

Жыл бұрын

Which they talked about, but not that into detail.

@leomux2004

Жыл бұрын

Ikr? People don't understand that rilvalilty is completely different from being enemies, since you can hate a person and never start a rivality with him or even start a rivality with your best friend.

The scene when Lauda returns. While dramatised is one of my favourite scene in any movie. When he regains his focus and tears through the field for 4th, beautifully shot and emotional.

I subscribed to F1TV and enjoy watching the archive races from the 80s and 90s. I was blown away when Hunt said that a driver was a "not that smart" several times during a race. Both Hunt and Lauda were one of a kind.

@AlexanderDiviFilius

Жыл бұрын

Hunt could basically say whatever he wanted, because he was the last British F1 champion until Mansell in 92. There was no one he could be replaced with who was more popular or more experienced. Not that he would have cared anyway. What a mad lad

Josh mate.... this is an absolutely incredible example of informative story telling. You are by far the greatest F1 channel on KZread.

How have you made this look like a professional documentary, and a comedy with your words at the same time hahaha. This is excellent Mr Revell

I'm Austrian, and Lauda is even more of a legend here than he is internationally, I daresay. I don't know how the rest of the world handles it, but on All Hallow's Eve, we often place flowers and candles at the graves of local, cultural legends such as Falco, Beethoven, Jochen Rindt (another absolute legend of F1) and Lauda. He's truly inspiring.

Far and away Josh's best work ever. And he's done great work for a while now.

As much as I enjoyed "Rush", I was very disappointed with the director's decision to omit the Brands Hatch '76 drama!! That would be like filming a documentary about Ayrton Senna, and leaving out his incredible drive at Donington Park in '93.

@fleursbruyantes4177

Жыл бұрын

There's isn't enough racing in Rush period. This was basically down to budget constraints but in an ideal world they would have had the means to include much more racing scenes and not have to pad the run time with so much of Hunt's womanizing which really wasn't relevant to the plot at all.

@OboeCanAm

Жыл бұрын

@@fleursbruyantes4177 Good point! The budget was less than US$40m, which is considered low these days.

@richardneal102

Жыл бұрын

Yes I agree, it was a focal point of the season, the re start etc, but they can't include everything, I think the film portrayed the season very well the cars from the historic F1 amazing to see.

This video almost made me cry! Niki is my hero, my idol! Rush is one of the best films I ever saw, its a disgrace for Hollywood that this brilliant film didn’t get a single oscar!! Rest in piece Niki and James 🙏🏻

@xrayjosh

Жыл бұрын

Glad I wasn't the only one! An incredibly well done piece on an oft told story, top work there!

@geekgirl4282

Жыл бұрын

Rush made me obsessed with Niki Lauda. I know nothing about F1, but I love Lauda!

I would say, you did justice to this rivalry/competitive friendship... Mate, this is what you are made for... Focus on this. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

this video has to be some of your best work so far. a great watch. also i can not recommend enough watching Laudas interview with Graham Bensinger. absolutely fantastic

Arguably your best video to date Josh, thanks so much for it. Nearly teared up at the endcard when Legends turned red. Hunt and Lauda will always be remembered as legends of the sport!

I've been waiting for this video for months. Rush is simply brilliant. It's one of the most authentic and immersive racing films ever made and I'm so happy you finally made this homage to Lauda and Hunt's rivalry.

I turned 11 that year. It's not one I'll ever forget. Much as I wanted Hunt to win, I was an admirer of Lauda's skill. After the accident, and after he returned (I totally blubbed at the start of the race, and again at the end. I was a watery wreck! Not because of Hunt, of course, but full of emotion for Niki) I was torn between the two of them. Yes, of course I wanted my fellow Brit to win the championship - I think that even then I understood it would probably be his only real chance at it - but being a typical Brit, I can't help but support the underdog. And after seeing the state Niki was in after that first race back, he could only be seen in that light. (I was still 10 years old at that point, so you have to remember how kids think. It's very black and white.) When it came to that last race in Japan, and I saw them going off to race in conditions only a madman would consider safe, I was terrified, particularly for Niki (by then I was a more "grown-up" 11 year-old, with a very safety conscious ex-rally driver dad - yes, that's paradoxical in ways, especially for a rally driver, but he _never_ skimped on safety standards and would explain why I couldn't do it either. He was a cracking dad :)) The world championship had lost its meaning for me at the start, it wasn't worth anyone's life. I felt - and would still feel it - that if Niki had one more big crash, especially so soon, he wouldn't survive it. I can't tell you how relieved I was, and how full of admiration, when he pulled into the pits! Then, being 11, of course I was urging Hunt on to win the championship. Nobody can accuse an 11 year-old of consistency! Excellent video as ever, young man. More please! I'm still waiting on the Pat Moss video 😜

Amazing recap Josh! Probably my favourite rivalry in the sport and the way you described it, as well as the film, brought a few years to my eyes

This movie. The very single movie has successfully made me wanted to know so much more about formula 1. I ended up watching "1" documentary, then began to learn about motorsport history as a whole. What an amazing movie this was, I still love to watch it if it's shown on TV.

Rush was amazing! And Daniel Brühl definetely nailed Niki Lauda! Btw., Niki Lauda himself became a TV expert for German RTL and often gave Insights, even when he worked for a team on the grid. Kapperl off to you, Josh, and Kapperl off to Niki and James!

@tylerjennings8242

Жыл бұрын

Daniel Brühl is a super solid actor. I highly recommend everyone to watch the German film The Edukators. It’s brilliant.

I cannot recall the last time a KZread video made me tear up, if ever. FANTASTIC job Mr. Revell! Absolutely fantastic! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Really well done video. This was a great tribute to these two drivers. Thanks for all you do for the sport.

I haven’t even started and i’m already giddy. 33 minutes of JR describing one of the greatest rivalries in all of sports. Josh, thank you for all you do and please never ever stop.

@ASMR147

Жыл бұрын

And it was better than I hoped. Well done Sir.

Hey Josh. We need more of these. This is one of the best summary's I've ever seen. Thanks for that.♥️

Man, this video could not be liked more. What a great 33 mins I just watched, you told a great story, production and humor. It brought me back to my time spending with my grandfather, who used to talk nonstop about Niki. Thank you Josh for this awesome video and keep up the great work.

No one can say "ARRIVEDERCI" better than Zack Brown. He has the best Italian accent ever. 🤣🤣

Simply a high quality youtube video, 30 minutes and perfect pace and story telling through, Mr Revell you never cease to produce a slappy video

A well done doc Josh! A great summation of the rivalry.

Seriously, Josh, this is BEST "documentary" I have ever seen on the rivalry between Lauda and Hunt. Perfect. It is a very fitting homage to both drivers. Thank you.

I was a kid during this time and I remember sitting up with my dad watching formula 1 and cheering these guys on. Niki Lauda was always a favourite of mine, his guts to come back from such an accident and to keep on giving to the sport even after retiring just cannot be denied. Hunt was another one who inspired in his own way. There have been many great men in the sport who deserve to have their story told. Please keep this up!

Josh, that has got to be the best one you've ever done. Keep up the good work.

Rush is such a great movie and Chris Hemsworth and especially Daniel Brühl are excellent as James and Niki. 76 was truly a great F1 season and what Niki did coming back from that crash and achieving what he did shows what an amazing human being he was. It's a shame these two legendary personalities are no longer with us.

Honestly, it's comforting to know that no matter how fiercely they fought, they still remained friends. Very adult and sportsmanlike way of handling it. Feels like that's not always the case.

Genuinely a beautiful and very enjoyable video. A little bit different than usual but lovely to watch 😊

Such a high quality of video these days mate, really really good 👍🏻

Josh. You do a genuinely good job dude. Constantly making me laugh, being interesting, and being a 1 of 1 when it comes to reviews and perspective. I appreciate you dude. Blessings on your year, and may your channel continue to grow.

Probably your best video so far, how you tell the story in your own way, even though the subject is way more serious than in your other clips. I enjoyed every second of it.

Wow! This video had me in tears for moments. That moment where James passed Niki in Brands Hatch was the most incredible thing I've ever seen in formula 1. I've never seen such a passionalte portrayal of anything sports realted. Good work mate!

Yes! I have been waiting for this video for so long 🙌🙌 This was an exceptional season because Lauda was an exceptional driver, "big balls" is facing death and choosing to race again

What a beautiful video! I cant even imagine the effort that goes into creating these... makes me love the sport and your channel even more. Thank you.

After a very very VERY long time, I watched a video which I either didn't skip or watch in pieces. Very made Josh. Truly entertaining stuff

This is by far one of the most cinematic and beautiful videos you've done. Can't wait to see some more similar.

Watched Rush twice (maybe it will be thrice after this video) it really captured the intensity of F1 back then. None of the Hollywood glitz and tone down treatment, it was raw and memorable.

Ah yes, Thor vs Baron Zemo. FYI, we have James Hunt vs Ken Miles in Thor: Love & Thunder BTW, will you doing Pukekohe video??

Rush is the reason I love formula 1 today. I remember being 11 years old watching that in theaters and feeling so inspired. A timeless movie and a great video on the topic. Loved the footage and filling in of some of the things that weren't covered and providing further insight the movie didn't. Cheers !

Josh, this is one of the best video that I ever sat and watched. Your exceptional talent in storytelling, narration elevate this legendary rivalry between these two greats. I even shed a tear in the end, great job mate.

Some of your best work there, Josh.

To add a little detail, your so called fuel infringement wasn´t something the FIA judged over McLaren, but half the team got arrested on the italien border for "illegal fuel smuggling". They were of course released as it turned out to be false, but because of that the teamed couldn´t show up to the qualifying in time, hence why the McLarens started from the back row

@knack3041

Жыл бұрын

Thank u 🙏

“Well.. he did beat your car last year, didn’t he, old man?” 7:00 I AM DYING! 😂

That was a superb account. Way above the standard of any "typical" motorsports KZreadr. And yes they were both absolute legends but in very different ways.

18:09 wasn't it Jackie Stewart, not Stirling Moss that named it that?

Josh’s video with coffee !!!! What have I discovered 😂

I just rewatched Rush yesterday so the timing on this video is impeccable.

What an amazing Video, Josh! It felt like a movie throughout, the narrating was impeccable.

Niki Lauda, Niki Lauda,, Niki Lauda.

This is possibly some of your best work. Fantastic. 33 minutes have never passed so quickly.

I think the Rush movie and making this great season known to more people (in the USA anyway) was the first step towards the popularity boom it’s enjoying right now. Great job. I hope this gets a million views

This has to be one of Josh's best videos, this was so good

The fact I still get goosebumps just from just the intro of this movie after almost 10 years after it came out. One of the only movies I genuinely shed some tears at the cinema.

Possibly the best KZread video I’ve ever screen. Everything was perfect 👍 100/10

see, a new upload form josh, sees it's about one of my favourite rivalries, sees it's half an hour. you have blessed us today

One of your best videos to date! The beginning gave me goose bumps - I cannot wait to see this channel grow more x

Maybe your best video yet, and I've seen them all. Thank you Sir, for the best F1 content on KZread

this is probably your best video yet. congratulations and thank you for producing such good content, josh!

Phenomenal video mate, moving and always a pleasure seeing the story of those 2 rivals! Great job amazing video

Such an awesome video, this looks fantastic and must have taken so much work! Love Rush, great to get this retake on it. Thanks!

20:44 - this particular moment is an absolute masterpiece. The way you were able to cut from the Rush footage to the IRL footage is breathtaking.

This might be your greatest video yet! Awesome job Josh!

Great work Josh. You've stepped up the quality of your videos higher than it already was. Keep it up. Would love to see more stories like this.

Marvelously done Josh Revell. Very well produced and carried out. Final messages were perfect and true. Keep it going!

Very well done. Informative, quick witted, and no fluff. Well played sir.

Josh Revell is so good at storytelling. i almost teared up towards the end. great job!

Fantastic video! Keep these long ones coming! R.I.P Niki and James

Fantastic piece! Would love to see some more long style videos like this, absolutely excellent!

Dude, the buildup to the crash and the cut from movie to real footage gave me goosebumps. The whole video was amazing. Tears were shed when the rivalries quote faded out into legends!

Awesome Video Josh!!! Truely a great rivalry that will be always remembered

So well edited Josh, very well done, I laughed a bunch of times during this video, great work. You deserve so many more subscribers.

Finally had the time to watch your video, really well done, great story telling and editing. Rush is honestly one of my favorite films, I think Daniel Brühls performance is very underrated, he absolutely nailed the voice and accent of niki lauda, not only in the original voice but also in the dubbed German version. For a German to get absolutely nail the Austrian accent of niki lauda is no easy feast, but it was brilliant.

Knocked it out of the park Josh. Congrats on this great video!

Beautiful story. Amazing editing. Good work Josh

Another absolutely quality video. Thank you Josh!

Great video, one of your best so far IMO. Keep it up!

My god, josh. Your content has reached another level with this video. This was outstanding.

Wow, superbly written and told story of two great drivers. Well done Josh. 👏

That shot of Lauda sitting on the grid at Monza is so powerful

This was honestly such a beautiful video. I loved every second of it