Funny how you picked a line from a movie as in truth it's not a quote he was attributed for but no less meaningful. For me it was a line in a song.....I was so concerned with saving life, I never saw you pull the knife....hope life treating you well 7years after your comment!
not true, true wisdome you can get from others when you find those people, unfortunately the wisdome will not come from catchy phrases. It will be in normal words and packed with energy. Most wisdome we have to build ourselves or get from history. Cause there are so few humans that have any wisdome to give to us that we do not already have ourselves. I think problem is we do not use the wisdome we have and need others to awake us.
well the problem is to listen and break out of your mold. I guess 99% of humans do not act when they hear wisdome. I never do, I wish I had a better brain that will build me a better life. All I do is know a lot but never act.
I love when Nikki says "champ" back to James. It's subtle yet powerful, the moment where he let's his guard down and embraces the greatness of his rival for the first time. Awesome
“A wise man gets more from his enemies than a fool from his friends…” “And what’s the point of having a million cups and medals and planes if you don’t have any fun? Now how is that winning?” Two important lessons this movie taught me 🙏
This movie capture the essence of Formula One. Why the drivers do it, and why us fans love it. It captured the pure passion of competition we all share in the sport. As much as it's a tribute to these two drivers it is equally a tribute to all those who have lived and died behind the wheel in the pinnacle of motor sport.
@@fetusofetuso2122 In this very movie Lauda himself explains how F1 is just a job to him and he does it because he's good at it. He literally gives up the title in Japan because he doesn't want to take unnecessary risks, as it's not worth it. That whole "pure passion of competition" argument is BS now and in the past. Also it's quite hilarious to complain about money in F1 as Lauda literally bought his first seat in the sport (showed in the movie as well).
Bro is mad talented, good looking, charming and charismatic as hell and he lives a life of fun without giving a fuck about anything or anyone. Is there a single human being who didn't envy James Hunt?
It's soo stupid that he didn't even get a nomination from the oscars in his role in this movie, in my opinion he should've won an oscar just for this scene .. Another snubbed poor actor by the oscars
The beauty of this entire scene is that the historical footage of the real-life racers tells the story better than the fictional narrative. Watch 1:24 (Hunt ) vs. 1:40 (Lauda) and appreciate the difference in how they viewed the importance of that moment. Such a great way to show how Lauda considered victory the true "enemy" because it exposed him to the loss of the equilibrium of his ambition, while Hunt welcomed victory as the ultimate goal--a triumph that he did not care to walk away from because it had given him all he ever wanted. I've never seen a movie so wonderfully contrast real-life people.
I haven't noticed but it really shows real human nature and the real-life clips are simply perfectly inserted. I've watched video over 50 times now and i still get chills when i watch it. Amazing is the word which barely describes it. =)
+finarrykahn13 ..... wow, what a beautiful description of these two men. Its rare to find a comment that's more than just grunts and cuss words, so after reading this, I felt the need to tell you how wonderful I thought your comment was.
That moment when the Ferrari 312T and the McLaren M23 drove side by side at the very end.... sent absolute goosebumps down by spine. An amazing movie... definitely deserves more credit
Go back and watch any Niki Lauda interview from the '70s and '80s, and you can't tell a difference between him and Bruehl's acting here. God damn, he did an amazing job replicating Lauda's intricacies.
Daniel Bruhl's portrayal of Lauda is nothing short of phenomenal. His accent, way of talking, overbite, expressions, mannerisms, attitude, everything is so spot on. Also the words they exchange before the speech here in the hangar are great too. Actually respecting and listening to each other despite being two very different sorts of people coming to a subject with very different dispositions, and both gaining something from it. I think we need more of that in today's world.
Both great little speeches. The first speech about staying hungry and achieving greatness, in part, because of your opponent. The second speech about enjoying life and having fun after winning, otherwise; what's the point of winning if one does not relish their success? Both messages are on-point!!!
I swear I've seen this movie like 3 or 4 times now and every time I see this scene it gets to me. Even I'll admit I teared up at most scenes in this movie and I am beyond pissed that Daniel bruhl didn't get nominated for jackshit for what was easily one of the best performances I've seen in 2013. I cannot wait to buy and own this movie very very soon.
You guys are right this movie deserves an Oscar, whole movie is great but part that begins on 1:20 still gives me chills every time i watch it. This scene is AMAZING.
The reason Rush didn't win Oscars was the hype was for Dallas Buyers Club and 12 Years a Slave so if it was released this year it probably would have been nominated and won in the major categories because it was that good, it's Ron Howard's Gatsby.
GOFLuvr well that movie featured an american driver while Rush did not, and the US is much less interested in f1 now than in the 1960s and 70s, if you ask i guess nobody even knows the movie Rush in the US(i admit i exaggerated a bit) and the US did not even have a f1 circuit for the last few decades until recently i guess the cultural gap is too big
This scene hits hard when i watched first, but now knowing that both have passed away, hits even harder because now is full blown tribute and an eternal memorabilia of two remarkable man that are so different but so a like, this hole film is a masterpiece for racing fans and even those who doesn't enjoy racing can watch this movie and enjoy his story. Man I'm on the verge of tears remembering watching this movie the first time with my grandparents, this movie made me appreciate and become a fan of Niki Lauda back then and up to recently at Mercedes. R.I.P for these legends, gone but never forgotten.
Still one of the best endings I have witnessed.........................................Looking back over time gives you a whole new perspective. "A wise man gets more from his enemies than a fool from his friends" - Still the best advice I've ever been given in life.
2:33 min of a movie ... enough to make feel a punch in your soul... such a powerfull lines...such a amazing movie..and amazing soundtrack... RIP James RIP Nicki
As brilliant as I consider Ron Howard displays in his movies. He comes along with something like 'Rush'. And I almost forget how underrated Ron Howard really is...
The friendship and respect they have for each other behind the track is unparalleled. Nikki and James are a perfect example of two champions who competed and respected each other.
Senna learned this as well towards the end. When he pulled Prost up to the 1st place podium in 93, he acknowledged that he wouldn't have been as good as he is without Prost pushing him, and Prost found that out later too. Niki just knew from the get go, cause he was a genius lol.
I loved this movie and this scene was one of the best ending scenes I've seen in a long time. Also, the music by Hans Zimmer makes the scene even better. My favorite movie of 2013.
One of the greatest cinema I have ever watched. I myself race almost everyday, and every emotion these characters have struck a chord in me that I can relate to. Amazing!
This movie was amazing. I total mans movie. The music, the setting, everything was perfect. The rivalry between these two was epic and will never be repeated in our time. Needless to say if you have ever driven a Ferrari, you would understand why they were the way they were.
This movie is terribly underrated. Even if you don't follow F1, you should watch this. Great acting, and a great quote to end it "A wise man gets more from his enemies than a fool from his friends"
I didn't find it sad at all, just motivating. This was a celebration of the lives of two men who were different in almost every way but driven by a same desire. You are free to decide how much you want to risk for your dreams, just don't regret it and you'll be fine.
Zenzi Sage, sure i agree to this, is not sad, they both enjoyed life in different ways, i don't think it was sad at all it just reflects what the same thing can be totally different for each person. Totally different points of view.
Both had very different views in life. Their views compared and contrasted with each other. In the end, their views on life were extraordinarily good in meaning. James was to live life in the moment because you never know when it will end while Niki's was to make life more about than rushing through to live in the moment. Their rivalry was truly one of its own and both are still legends to this very day.
Awesome movie and yes, James may have been a party animal, but still he didn't give a shit. That's what I love about this character. He was always himself regardless of what people say or think about him and I think that's badass. R.I.P. James Simon Wallis Hunt
Those days each race might be your last. I recall seeing drivers burn to death live on TV. The champagne never stopped flowing. Now a driver has a 51g crash and demands the champagne is kept on ice until his mandatory check is done..after walking from his car unscathed.
Its The best Movie Endings i've ever seen. And it is the Truth. Niki Lauda is a Legend. Maybe he is sometimes really tough and direct BUT to loose a Friend and Sportsman like James Hunt,Ronnie Petterson or Jochen Rindt is a hard Hit in your Soul. Its The Best Movie about Racing ever. I am One of The greatest Fans from The Formula 1 as Niki was a active Driver. All That Driver was like Knights and Gentlemans in One Person. I am from Germany and my English is some Rusty but i Hope You can understand it. Thanks for Upload this Epic Scene is in this Brillant Movie.
Two absolute superstars of the sport. Loved watching Niki race and hearing James calling a race…..too young to remember him driving. Sad we don’t have drivers like this now…..or maybe we do and with the exception of Kimi, they can’t be themselves.
This movie has been my favourite movie since it came out and still is. I think the reason it is so good is that the movie doesn't persuade you to pick a driver. It's up to you. That final race you are either wanting James to finish out of the top 3 or in it. My first time watching this movie I supported James, but after watching it 5+ times, I still find myself on edge even though I know the final outcome. I watched it again today and found myself wanting James to not succeed. It truly is an amazing movie
Every time I see this scene my skin chills. This is when people LIVE as a legend. One man die, one man live. Onw man burn the fuel with 1000 C and doesn't care about others, one man bounds by loyalty. Which life is better? Both are good enough. It is the choice which way to live a life... They where both proud and jealous at the same time. It fueled their life. Respect Niki and James.
I think both ended up sinking down low because their prides failed them. Sure, they were champions but realizing that there is more to life than just being number 1. Yes, people can share compassion and not get too stuck on being a legalist but...then, again, there is nothing wrong standing on your grounds and not willing to devour yourself in festivities that only gets you no where. If Nick Landa has a balance of both, only just being with his wife...he would have been fine. If Hemsworth's character only had a woman in his life and devoted his life to her...he could still be having a blast but with a woman on his side, instead of wasting his life with many. ...I think this movie has shown me a lot on how I should live. In my view, they both had reasons but you see why they both, well, didn't do so well at the end of their lives. This ending just speaks for itself.
i always thought that was a wonderful end to the film, a film about one of the greatest rivalries in motorsport history, perhaps any sport. From an age where is was about the drivers skill as much as the machine under him. When you didn't have 23 people to change your tyres in 3 seconds and when you had to change year using a lever not a computer. A time when these drivers were gods of speed and bravery. Men to be admired and looked up to. Not these boys giving weak excuses and towing the corporate BS lines they are told to at present. no manufactured drama. Real danger and real racing. I miss it and this film tells that story with quite a lot of the real events (according to Niki). Then at the end this wonderful piece from niki as a tribute to a great but flawed man that loved the fun of life more than winning cups and races. Speaks volumes and always brings a lump to my throat to watch this clip.
I have watched this movie today in school. It’s the greatest movie about formula 1 disasters in history. And the end, just like in „Titanic“, in MY opinion, could not be made better.
I was 11 in '76. This was sporting immortality. That never say die fearlessness, Hamilton and Russell have it! Senna and Mansell had it..The torch gets passed on.
Making Lauda the antagonist and a guy the hero, who only become "champ" because his rival nearly died (and who still almost beat him anyway) was pretty stupid.
@himmbeeroo it's a movie based on historical events. It has quite literally everything to do with history. Your attempting to critique it based off of the perspective, which the movie took both perspectives and never really made a hero or villian out of either.
Last scene is enough to make a grown man cry. RIP Hunt. RIP Nikki Lauda, thank you for all your contributions to this wonderful spectacle of a sport that I have a passion for :)
Great movie!!! I'll always have respect for Howard, Bruhl and Hemsworth for making this stunning movie. It's to car racing what "Seabiscuit" was to horse racing. Brings the heart of the sport to center stage.
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.
"A wise man gets more from his enemies than a fool from his friends" Best quote and lesson i had in life.
So true!
Funny how you picked a line from a movie as in truth it's not a quote he was attributed for but no less meaningful. For me it was a line in a song.....I was so concerned with saving life, I never saw you pull the knife....hope life treating you well 7years after your comment!
Yes, my friend
not true, true wisdome you can get from others when you find those people, unfortunately the wisdome will not come from catchy phrases. It will be in normal words and packed with energy. Most wisdome we have to build ourselves or get from history. Cause there are so few humans that have any wisdome to give to us that we do not already have ourselves. I think problem is we do not use the wisdome we have and need others to awake us.
well the problem is to listen and break out of your mold. I guess 99% of humans do not act when they hear wisdome. I never do, I wish I had a better brain that will build me a better life. All I do is know a lot but never act.
This is one of the most underrated movies I ever watched.
Rene Gomez agree
It's excellent!
I agree ! That was a great movie
who under rates it?
@@joperhop what do you mean?
I love when Nikki says "champ" back to James. It's subtle yet powerful, the moment where he let's his guard down and embraces the greatness of his rival for the first time. Awesome
Their rivalry made them champions...
“A wise man gets more from his enemies than a fool from his friends…”
“And what’s the point of having a million cups and medals and planes if you don’t have any fun? Now how is that winning?”
Two important lessons this movie taught me 🙏
This movie capture the essence of Formula One. Why the drivers do it, and why us fans love it. It captured the pure passion of competition we all share in the sport. As much as it's a tribute to these two drivers it is equally a tribute to all those who have lived and died behind the wheel in the pinnacle of motor sport.
F1 drivers always invoked the spirit of the old time combat pilots from WW1/WW2, for me.
@@dene39 totally agree with you
Much respect on both sides but only one can win
put that in the past and I follow you. Nowadays F1 is all about marketing and money
@@fetusofetuso2122 In this very movie Lauda himself explains how F1 is just a job to him and he does it because he's good at it. He literally gives up the title in Japan because he doesn't want to take unnecessary risks, as it's not worth it. That whole "pure passion of competition" argument is BS now and in the past.
Also it's quite hilarious to complain about money in F1 as Lauda literally bought his first seat in the sport (showed in the movie as well).
Lauda admitting he envied James, as the final line of the movie, is soooo powerful.
They were truly brothers. Only brothers can love each other, and envy each other at the same time.
Bro is mad talented, good looking, charming and charismatic as hell and he lives a life of fun without giving a fuck about anything or anyone.
Is there a single human being who didn't envy James Hunt?
It's soo stupid that he didn't even get a nomination from the oscars in his role in this movie, in my opinion he should've won an oscar just for this scene .. Another snubbed poor actor by the oscars
Yes because he's not an A-lister actor. This movie should have won all the oscars. Just because of the story line and the amazing acting in it.
music is also fit exactly for the story.
totally agree
i thought the same deal thank you!
Tell that to DiCaprio :D
when their cars go by at the end between the cars and the soundtrack all it does is send shivers up my back
a little of that too. like a bitter feel you catch
Like literally felt the same thing
This movie is the reason why I love racing. R.I.P all of those who died pushing their car to the limit.
Aytron Senna, Marco Simoncelli, Paul Walker, and so on... all of those brave men's who pushed their rides to it's limit
Paul walker want driving when he crashed.
Wasn't*
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@@k8kandh8k ratzenburg
My eyes watered a little at this scene.
true bro
the music is so damn good
Join the club -
The beauty of this entire scene is that the historical footage of the real-life racers tells the story better than the fictional narrative. Watch 1:24 (Hunt ) vs. 1:40 (Lauda) and appreciate the difference in how they viewed the importance of that moment. Such a great way to show how Lauda considered victory the true "enemy" because it exposed him to the loss of the equilibrium of his ambition, while Hunt welcomed victory as the ultimate goal--a triumph that he did not care to walk away from because it had given him all he ever wanted. I've never seen a movie so wonderfully contrast real-life people.
I haven't noticed but it really shows real human nature and the real-life clips are simply perfectly inserted. I've watched video over 50 times now and i still get chills when i watch it. Amazing is the word which barely describes it. =)
+finarrykahn13 ..... wow, what a beautiful description of these two men. Its rare to find a comment that's more than just grunts and cuss words, so after reading this, I felt the need to tell you how wonderful I thought your comment was.
great comment, I didn't noticed that. thanks.
Couldn't have put it better!
That moment when the Ferrari 312T and the McLaren M23 drove side by side at the very end.... sent absolute goosebumps down by spine. An amazing movie... definitely deserves more credit
Go back and watch any Niki Lauda interview from the '70s and '80s, and you can't tell a difference between him and Bruehl's acting here. God damn, he did an amazing job replicating Lauda's intricacies.
Absolutely incredible how much the actors looked and sounded like the actual people.
Best movie ending, i've ever seen.
Daniel Bruhl's portrayal of Lauda is nothing short of phenomenal. His accent, way of talking, overbite, expressions, mannerisms, attitude, everything is so spot on.
Also the words they exchange before the speech here in the hangar are great too. Actually respecting and listening to each other despite being two very different sorts of people coming to a subject with very different dispositions, and both gaining something from it. I think we need more of that in today's world.
Both great little speeches. The first speech about staying hungry and achieving greatness, in part, because of your opponent. The second speech about enjoying life and having fun after winning, otherwise; what's the point of winning if one does not relish their success? Both messages are on-point!!!
Should win an oscar
Yea settle down
I'm just gonna go ahead and say it, this movie deserved to be nominated instead of American hustle
How many of you here after hearing Niki Lauda's death earlier today?
What a man, what determination, what courage! RIP, sir.
I swear I've seen this movie like 3 or 4 times now and every time I see this scene it gets to me. Even I'll admit I teared up at most scenes in this movie and I am beyond pissed that Daniel bruhl didn't get nominated for jackshit for what was easily one of the best performances I've seen in 2013. I cannot wait to buy and own this movie very very soon.
Gets me aswell :( Can't believe he wasnt nominated either, havent seen a better acting performance in a very very long time!
You guys are right this movie deserves an Oscar, whole movie is great but part that begins on 1:20 still gives me chills every time i watch it. This scene is AMAZING.
sadly americans only watch nascar and have no interest in f1, so i guess overall this film does not appeal to the judges and audiences
The reason Rush didn't win Oscars was the hype was for Dallas Buyers Club and 12 Years a Slave so if it was released this year it probably would have been nominated and won in the major categories because it was that good, it's Ron Howard's Gatsby.
xavier xe
There's some of us out there :(
xavier xe Grand Prix won three academy awards when it came out. I'm guessing Formula 1 was even less-followed in 1966 in America than it was in 2013.
GOFLuvr well that movie featured an american driver while Rush did not, and the US is much less interested in f1 now than in the 1960s and 70s, if you ask i guess nobody even knows the movie Rush in the US(i admit i exaggerated a bit) and the US did not even have a f1 circuit for the last few decades until recently
i guess the cultural gap is too big
This scene hits hard when i watched first, but now knowing that both have passed away, hits even harder because now is full blown tribute and an eternal memorabilia of two remarkable man that are so different but so a like, this hole film is a masterpiece for racing fans and even those who doesn't enjoy racing can watch this movie and enjoy his story.
Man I'm on the verge of tears remembering watching this movie the first time with my grandparents, this movie made me appreciate and become a fan of Niki Lauda back then and up to recently at Mercedes.
R.I.P for these legends, gone but never forgotten.
This movie is so bad ass it gives me chills at the end!
This is seriously one of the best endings i've seen in cinema in a long time.
i didn't get motivated, i got touched.
molested by his words
Still one of the best endings I have witnessed.........................................Looking back over time gives you a whole new perspective.
"A wise man gets more from his enemies than a fool from his friends" - Still the best advice I've ever been given in life.
2:33 min of a movie ... enough to make feel a punch in your soul... such a powerfull lines...such a amazing movie..and amazing soundtrack... RIP James RIP Nicki
The two F1 cars at the end of this clip never fails to give me goosebumps. I’m not even a fan or ever watched F1 but that ending just hits different
As brilliant as I consider Ron Howard displays in his movies. He comes along with something like 'Rush'. And I almost forget how underrated Ron Howard really is...
Look at Niki Lauda's eyes on 2:19. He says everything... sadness, nostalgia, remembrance.
The friendship and respect they have for each other behind the track is unparalleled. Nikki and James are a perfect example of two champions who competed and respected each other.
Senna learned this as well towards the end. When he pulled Prost up to the 1st place podium in 93, he acknowledged that he wouldn't have been as good as he is without Prost pushing him, and Prost found that out later too. Niki just knew from the get go, cause he was a genius lol.
He looks just like Niki. The acting and make-up are astonishing.
I loved this movie and this scene was one of the best ending scenes I've seen in a long time. Also, the music by Hans Zimmer makes the scene even better. My favorite movie of 2013.
hans zimmer kills it
Absolutely agreed
One of the best movies I have seen in a while. I loved this scene, some inspirational piece of art work.
The ending is really touching and motivating. The dialouges and the final speech is just... I'm loss at words...
I always get a tear in my eye during that last smirk of "Hunt". He really caught the essence.
i know every single line from this clip from watching over and over.
Hans Zimmer took this Movie to the next level 🙏🏻
I could have watched this clip more than 100 times in the past 2 weeks, and still counting... Always inspiring...
It is indeed! I loved it so much, especially this speech. Like a motivational speech almost =)
One learns more from his enemy than a fool learns from a friend... Love that line too!
One of the greatest cinema I have ever watched. I myself race almost everyday, and every emotion these characters have struck a chord in me that I can relate to. Amazing!
What a great scene! I watched this when it came out and I have seen it like 40 times already. What. A. Great. Fucking. Movie.
This movie was amazing. I total mans movie. The music, the setting, everything was perfect. The rivalry between these two was epic and will never be repeated in our time. Needless to say if you have ever driven a Ferrari, you would understand why they were the way they were.
This movie is terribly underrated. Even if you don't follow F1, you should watch this. Great acting, and a great quote to end it "A wise man gets more from his enemies than a fool from his friends"
That ending....so sad.
I didn't find it sad at all, just motivating. This was a celebration of the lives of two men who were different in almost every way but driven by a same desire. You are free to decide how much you want to risk for your dreams, just don't regret it and you'll be fine.
Zenzi Sage, sure i agree to this, is not sad, they both enjoyed life in different ways, i don't think it was sad at all it just reflects what the same thing can be totally different for each person. Totally different points of view.
I love the slow-mo at 1:16 Absolutely love this movie, so underrated.
I KNOW RIGHT?
Even the greatest of rivals earn the respect of one another and eventually develop a friendship
Both had very different views in life. Their views compared and contrasted with each other. In the end, their views on life were extraordinarily good in meaning. James was to live life in the moment because you never know when it will end while Niki's was to make life more about than rushing through to live in the moment. Their rivalry was truly one of its own and both are still legends to this very day.
Awesome movie and yes, James may have been a party animal, but still he didn't give a shit. That's what I love about this character. He was always himself regardless of what people say or think about him and I think that's badass. R.I.P. James Simon Wallis Hunt
Those days each race might be your last. I recall seeing drivers burn to death live on TV. The champagne never stopped flowing. Now a driver has a 51g crash and demands the champagne is kept on ice until his mandatory check is done..after walking from his car unscathed.
Its The best Movie Endings i've ever seen. And it is the Truth. Niki Lauda is a Legend. Maybe he is sometimes really tough and direct BUT to loose a Friend and Sportsman like James Hunt,Ronnie Petterson or Jochen Rindt is a hard Hit in your Soul. Its The Best Movie about Racing ever. I am One of The greatest Fans from The Formula 1 as Niki was a active Driver. All That Driver was like Knights and Gentlemans in One Person.
I am from Germany and my English is some Rusty but i Hope You can understand it. Thanks for Upload this Epic Scene is in this Brillant Movie.
The Niki Lauda, James Hunt relationship was very real & probably almost unique. Both were fascinating brilliant men.
This movie is one of thee best ive seen in my life 💙👌
manly film seriously one epic film!
This movie surprised me, at how I went in expecting an action film. Instead it was a deeply moving and inspirational film about two competitors.
Two absolute superstars of the sport. Loved watching Niki race and hearing James calling a race…..too young to remember him driving. Sad we don’t have drivers like this now…..or maybe we do and with the exception of Kimi, they can’t be themselves.
One of my all time favourites. Music, writing, screenplay, and acting; everything is just sheer brilliance.
Ron Howard is a fucking genius! Especially that ending...Damn! Classic Film Making.
This movie has been my favourite movie since it came out and still is. I think the reason it is so good is that the movie doesn't persuade you to pick a driver. It's up to you. That final race you are either wanting James to finish out of the top 3 or in it. My first time watching this movie I supported James, but after watching it 5+ times, I still find myself on edge even though I know the final outcome. I watched it again today and found myself wanting James to not succeed. It truly is an amazing movie
Any other you would like to recommend
Niki Louda is an amazing individual. in 2010 he took part in the negotiations of Lewis Hammilton contract with Mercedes benz AMG F1 team
Every time I see this scene my skin chills. This is when people LIVE as a legend. One man die, one man live. Onw man burn the fuel with 1000 C and doesn't care about others, one man bounds by loyalty. Which life is better? Both are good enough. It is the choice which way to live a life... They where both proud and jealous at the same time. It fueled their life. Respect Niki and James.
I think both ended up sinking down low because their prides failed them. Sure, they were champions but realizing that there is more to life than just being number 1. Yes, people can share compassion and not get too stuck on being a legalist but...then, again, there is nothing wrong standing on your grounds and not willing to devour yourself in festivities that only gets you no where. If Nick Landa has a balance of both, only just being with his wife...he would have been fine. If Hemsworth's character only had a woman in his life and devoted his life to her...he could still be having a blast but with a woman on his side, instead of wasting his life with many.
...I think this movie has shown me a lot on how I should live. In my view, they both had reasons but you see why they both, well, didn't do so well at the end of their lives. This ending just speaks for itself.
They're dying soon. Well, one of them are.
outstanding film. the only one of its kind........there simply won't be a second coming. Thank you for this upload.
one of the best endings in a movie, ever. chills
Daniel Bruhl doesn't get enough credit. Amazing actor and should have won Oscar for this role
Super heros...from a time of honour
i always thought that was a wonderful end to the film, a film about one of the greatest rivalries in motorsport history, perhaps any sport. From an age where is was about the drivers skill as much as the machine under him. When you didn't have 23 people to change your tyres in 3 seconds and when you had to change year using a lever not a computer. A time when these drivers were gods of speed and bravery. Men to be admired and looked up to. Not these boys giving weak excuses and towing the corporate BS lines they are told to at present. no manufactured drama. Real danger and real racing. I miss it and this film tells that story with quite a lot of the real events (according to Niki). Then at the end this wonderful piece from niki as a tribute to a great but flawed man that loved the fun of life more than winning cups and races. Speaks volumes and always brings a lump to my throat to watch this clip.
I have watched this movie today in school. It’s the greatest movie about formula 1 disasters in history. And the end, just like in „Titanic“, in MY opinion, could not be made better.
that's a true friendship
I was 11 in '76. This was sporting immortality. That never say die fearlessness, Hamilton and Russell have it! Senna and Mansell had it..The torch gets passed on.
Rest in Peace Niki. Wherever you and James are now, I bet there's absolute shenanigans going on
Making Lauda the antagonist and a guy the hero, who only become "champ" because his rival nearly died (and who still almost beat him anyway) was pretty stupid.
It's not hero and antagonist, this was real life. This is how it went, they're not gonna rewrite history because it's deemed stupid.
@@sendingit2601 It was a movie. And having a protagonist and an antagonist is how screenwriting works.
@himmbeeroo again, it's based off real life. Your saying you don't like how history panned out, that's not a screen writing issue that's a you issue.
@@sendingit2601 I said that the narrative perspective was poorly chosen. This has nothing to do with history.
@himmbeeroo it's a movie based on historical events. It has quite literally everything to do with history. Your attempting to critique it based off of the perspective, which the movie took both perspectives and never really made a hero or villian out of either.
Daniel Brühl as Nikki Lauda should go down in history as one of the top 10 acting masterclasses in the history of film.
I watched this movie in 4DX, it was the best cinematic experience I ever had
why do I cry every time I watch this?
Probably because you haven't experienced hardship. I mean proper hardship. 😳
Chris hemsworth did a great job portraying hunt
Truly moving speech and a fabulous movie.
i saw this movie about 5 times now and still need nearly to cry at the end...what an awesome movie espacially the last scene...!!!
Last scene is enough to make a grown man cry. RIP Hunt. RIP Nikki Lauda, thank you for all your contributions to this wonderful spectacle of a sport that I have a passion for :)
I listen to this before my gym sessions, so inspiring!!! A wise man learns more from his enemies than a fool from his friends...." class...
They really nailed their differing personalities, an amazing film with great performances. Hated the title though.
James lived life.
Epic movie, one of the best I've ever seen! They did an amazing job on this movie..
Great movie!!! I'll always have respect for Howard, Bruhl and Hemsworth for making this stunning movie. It's to car racing what "Seabiscuit" was to horse racing. Brings the heart of the sport to center stage.
I cried my shit out of this one.
everything about this movie is perfect. ending was one of the best i seen
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.
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My favorite speech to this day
I love this movie!
The hair on your neck stands up! Amazing!!
Great film. And that soundtrack hits hard.
Wow, that was was powerful. Gotta see that movie now!
RIP Champ. I hope you and James are reunited and locked together once more in deadly yet respectful rivalry.
RIP James and Nikki. Two great gentlemen of F1.
What a great work of art.
This scene was just gold. How was this not an oscar winning movie idk. The historic footage and the acting was just spectacular.
One of the best of the best movie ending I have ever seen. So dramatic and full of emotions.
It is by far one of the best movies and two of the best drivers balancing passion and live, thus passion of life
I always cry when I watch this. One of the best movies with a sad and yet such a beautiful ending.
this scene gives me the goosebumps! id like to imagine they are both up in heaven doing what they loved the most, racing eachother!