It was perfect. For a few moments you think he's crying out of fear. But you quickly realize the real reason he was crying had _absolutely nothing_ to do with it..... What a brilliantly made moment... I only wish those emotions were exploited just a bit more than they were.
@@davecrupel2817 Yeah, I was thinking... awkward.... and I was a bit disappointed they had Mr Ford crying that that. The man was no shrinking violet. But the explanation about "dad" made sense.
Yes, exactly. A very touching scene. When I first saw it in trailers, I laughed thinking "oh look at this fella in a suit couldn't handle some racing...." but now I see it as him being thrilled and excited by what this car can do. And sad that his father wasn't there to share that joy. Great acting by him. Very very lovely.
@@cosmeticscameo8277 doubt he rode in one but certainly knew of then and saw all the advances in aeronautics, but think about sitting them in one when they were working on their own plane lol
@@RSpracticalshooting of course everyone would have their mind blown. like this is supposed to the apex of tech but wham something that is from decades into the future makes my stuff look archaic.
absolutely. He was betting his company. THAT probably shook up Mr. Ford to say that Shelby wasnt bluffing and he meant it that Ken was to drive the GT40
I don’t think this happened in real life. Miles drove in 65 not at home like the movie. The car did break and McClaren was his partner. He was not home in the shop dancing with Mollie. It does make for a good movie scene . Hollywood vs reality.
Not really... 1. Gears are changed, but the only hand Shelby could use to do this, is still on the steering wheel. 2. Terrible grab of steering wheel by 'Shelby'. 3. If you want damage cylinders, pistons, and blow head gasket, drive car hard instantly after start. 4. If you want to be extra sure that head gasket will be blown up, turn the engine off straight after hard driving. In real life, this car would have required engine rebuild after this scene.
When I saw this in the theater, everyone was laughing at Henry Ford's tears of joy, but I really felt what Ford said, "I wish my father was here to see this."
1:24 *"I wish my daddy were alive to see this. To FEEL this!"* Those are some strong words! At first you think he’s just scared because of how fast they were going, but then he talks about how he wants his father to see and feel what he just felt. He knew how much his father cared about this company and HF2 was able to expand on it. That’s caring.
No he tried to play it off like he he was upset about his dad. Shelby was scaring him into picking the right driver. Looks like you missed it bud. This Ford was a joke and nearly ruined the company.
Just watched this film yesterday. Best scene of the movie. Very well constructed. The flip from humour to personal deep sentiments was acted and timed perfectly. And for those of us who miss our dads, powerfully poignant.
This was such a touching scene-the audience is led to think he's intimidated by the violent driving. He is moved to tears by the sheer POWER of the machine his family's company has managed to build and wishes his father could see it. Tremendous film.
For context, his father created the V8 engine that puts out 65hp and was considered groundbreaking. The GT puts out 485hp just 30 years apart. His father would've loved to ride in that car.
What is even greater is that the trailer tricked us with that scene, making us believing Henri Ford II cried out of fear. No, he cries of joy, the joy to make his daddy and grand-daddy Henri Ford the first proud, because he managed to better their Legacy. Ford is no longer making "uglies little cars", but incredible sports cars, and will always be remembered as a motorsport powerhouse.
The tears, they weren't of pride. It wasn't joy. It was fear. It was shock. It was horror. His $9,000,000 built a car that 99.99% of the population of this planet have no business operating. Having just anyone driving that car is like having you or I drive the Space Shuttle. He ran Ford motor company and their business model was building ordinary cars and selling as many as they could possibly mass produce to mainstream America. That was NOT the Ford GT 1966. That car was designed for one purpose, to win a race. No air conditioning. No power steering. Maybe not even a heater. Nothing but a shockingly explosive drive where ALL the power generated by the engine went into speed, 200+ mph. You can't just put anyone in the drivers seat. It MUST be a professional race car driver and it had to be the man who helped design the car. But Ford made promises to his subordinates who were executive vice presidents so he had to get concessions from Shelby. He succeeded.
I’m a girl and my hubby and I went to see it twice, AND pre-ordered it too Also, my in-laws are *ALL RACE CAR DRIVERS* and they can’t get enough of this movie!!! 😉
Legit cried at this seen... I lost my father in May of 2019 to a heart attack. Me and my father was building a 05 wrx it was our dream car but he was never able to finish it. I just finished it in January 25 2020. I do wish he was there to see. But hopefully I make him proud.
My condolences. Don't worry I believe your dad walks with you only in other side of The road. He seen what you finished. Congratulation for your common dream.
There's actually some really good writing going on in this scene. The writers started comical, turned it extremely emotional, and ended on a textbook cliffhanger.
Already seen it view times and it keeps being recommend to me via different yt acvout this is sickly annoying. Not interested/dont recommend channel doesnt work.
When they came screeching to a stop, Shelby should have looked over at Ford and said, "That was four and a half million. Let me show you the other four and a half". And floored it.
Let me sound technical here... In the original GT40, you never 'floor it' from stop unless you want to destroy the tires or the engine. You have to be gentle on it at first, only when you reach 3rd gear can you 'floor it' and then only for a brief while til the engine reaches about 6500 rpm, then you shift up to 4th gear and then you can max it up to 7000rpm for no more than about 60 seconds. Why ? The car wasn't designed for acceleration races, it was designed to win ONE 24 hours race, an endurance race.
@@francoisleveille409 Bruh...it was a flippant comment about a movie clip... What's next? "Let me sound technical here...Luke Skywalker couldn't have possibly made the shot that destroyed the Death Star because he was moving too fast to aim without using his targeting computer, and if you look at the trajectory of the torpedoes they couldn't have made a sharp 90º downward turn at the end, and still allow him time to escape without the shock wave destroying his ion engines".
@@gyromike1966 A guy can't have his zealot purist moment without somebody bringing him back to reality and ruining the trip! What a sad world we live in today. This car is to cars like a Stradivarius is to all other violins. Just like Shelby was saying, you can't have just anyone behind the wheel doing anything. Sidenote: Can you tell this was a flippant comment too ? :-P ... and Star Wars is fantasy. Ford vs Ferrari is 'supposed' to be based on real things and events.
I can tell you from personal experience that the "Deuce's" reaction is not that unusual. I've been a professional instructor for over 25 years for a slew of high performance car clubs and given hundreds of demo rides to both students and guests. The typical rider has no idea what it's like to be on a track in a car driven at or near its limit. It's an adrenaline rush to be sure even though I never drive over 8/10ths with a passenger in the car. The greatest realizations from most riders are how quickly the car can brake and how fast it can corner. If you've never experienced this, put it on your bucket list. You won't be disappointed!
What really makes this poignant is if you knew the history of the relationship between Henry Ford and his son Edsel Henry Ford Ii father. Old man Ford essentially killed his son Edsel by the mental abuse he inflicted on him constantly.
@@rdlynch it's a shame that edsel ford didn't tell his father off like no old man this is the last time you abuse me. I'm leaving and you can stick it. but no edsel was too nice and didn't have the heart to tell off old henry. getting eaten away slowly alive by henry over time. stomach cancer is really caused by stress and bad diets. or Bacteria. A common bacterium called Helicobacter pylori, also called H. pylori, causes stomach inflammation and ulcers. It is also considered one of the main causes of stomach cancer.
@@pbluma I know you and these people are joking but if not then you need help lmfao. Danica Patrick is one of the best female driver and she's a Nascar driver
@@yujiro5677 I'm not even joking. It's a fact and a few good women drivers doesn't prove anything. I remember Sabine Schmitz, so fucking what, these women are rare.
This man is the son of Edsel Ford, whose arms race with the Dodge brothers in the world of racing is what brings us the awesome power of the present day. He has been told before the events of this scene that a car is a car is a car. That it is a tool, a machine, and that the Human element has no bearing in how it will perform. Shelby shows him in this scene that he has been given bad advice, and that this monster of a machine needs someone who knows it inside and out to bring it to its full racing potential.
@@Stopsign32v Sure, he is remembered in the car world but does the average person really know and understand those contributions? This film will help people learn about a few of those contributions and that may lead them to wanting to know more about him and what he did.
@@Lunzatis_Palemoon I see what you're saying, but a movie with Matt Damon and Christian Bale aren't going to make your average person put down their Iphone long enough to learn anything about Carol Shelby or Ken Miles. The people that will learn about him are the kids in school that will go to their library and take a book home to read. Or a kid that goes to a car show with his dad and gets scared from the side pipes of a Cobra roadster when it fires up. But then again...These kids grow up to be car people. :)
I like Shelby as friend but my heart broke when miles was cheated and died at the end. Hard-working and talented man like him deserves much more from life 😔🙏
It reminds me of an Undercover Boss episode. Often, when the "boss" actually sees what it takes, they gain a new level of respect for the people actually doing the job.
Torque. Mr.Ford was feeling Torque. Not horsepower. Torque is what gets you to (xxx) mph. Horsepower is what keeps you at (xxx). Since they were doing short little acceleration runs, that was a demonstration of torque. If they had been going on a flat out, pedal to the metal speed run around a track, (or runway, whatever) that would have been a demonstration of horsepower. Nonetheless, great scene! I like to think Mr. Ford was laughing in this scene. Laughing and crying really are so much alike, don't you think?
Brilliant clip. His crying starts with fear/relief, then transitions to subtle laughter and elation, then lastly sorrow as he immediately thinks of his 'daddy'. This was enough to make me go watch the film funnily enough, more so than any of the theatrical trailers.
I'm not a car enthusiasts, but i find this movie very compelling, it has everything, friendship, corporate dynamic, thrilling race, rivalry, family, even the fact that sometime your enemy has more respect to you than your boss or ally. My number one movie of 2019, Endgame comes second for me.
Except this conversation never happened, Ken Miles raced in the 1965 and 1966 Le Mans and was never in question as a driver for Ford. We also don't have Americans who keep slaves any more which is why comments like yours are dumb.
Are people's lives so empty and unfulfilling that they need to turn YT comment sections into virtue signaling dunk contests? We're here to talk about a great car movie. Jesus Christ!
I thought it was a comedy bit when he cried, until he talked about how he missed his father and he wished that he was still alive. Then I teared. You'll always miss someone that you love.
To be honest the Ford Super Duty Platinum is something else...first time I saw it in person a guy pulled up next to me in a parking lot, It felt like I was like looking at a dinosaur, scary stuff, good on Ford.
Well, car industries doesn't earn much or even any from racing, mostly are from econo commuter cars, SUVs and stuff *BUT* don't they have the Mustang? Focus? Raptor? Not gonna even mention that other fast one...
@@Bzons God forbid you have to spend a second thinking about how the guy who made your favorite toy also helped Nazis build their arsenal while resisting calls by Roosevelt to do the same for the United States.
When Matt Damon delivered “atta boy” That would go down as some of the best acting I’ve ever seen. So real, so smooth and so honest. I bet that line is not in the script. He improvised that.
You need to watch more film Damien. John Goodman said the same thing in "The Gambler." Damon is a good actor but, he never won an oscar for best actor.
Great acting in this movie, but Trace Letts who played Henry Ford II deserves special mention for the job he did. This scene really shines because of him.
I spent some times in this movie crying myself. When I was a kid, my father drove me around the Daytona road course, Sebring, and a few other tracks. Especially at Daytona, transitioning from the banks to the infield, every lap there was a bang, as it is not a smooth transition, I could hear that bang, the sound and the smells were very present. I miss him so much.
I may not be a ford man, but that moment of blissful achievement on Ford’s face was something most any Legacy car guy LIVES to eventually achieve. It’s a mixture of bliss, relief, grief, joy, and extremely potent adrenalin. It’s that moment where you just FEEL exactly what your mentor must have felt at their great milestone. And once they pass the torch to you? Then you aim for the next major Milestone, and when you hit it (most likely gunning it at top speed or alternatively when the big project is finally done and looks so beautiful you’d almost beg no one to touch it until you’ve sat in it and had a good tour of every inch of the dash, made a good spot in the seat, and just stare out the windshield in awe). Those are the moments a car guy, and on a slightly more meta side, most kids who aim to live up to what they feel their parents would be proud of...it’s almost indescribable. It’s damn near a religious experience, and it feels fantastic to have the initial weight off your shoulders. And then you saddle the next one after you can calm down and realize YOU get to set the next goal post. It’s brilliant, and can we get a freaking TOAST for this master here who captured that moment. Just, bravo man, bravo.
Terrific movie in which Hollywood for the most part has forgotten how to make them like this. Most movies today are superheroes, robots, international spies and all are overloaded with way too much CGI. Even historical movies like Pearl Harbor and Midway (2019) have so much over the top, unbelievable CGI. This movie became one of my all time favorites.
"I wish my daddy, he were alive to see this. To feel this." Me, too. I meant to watch this film with my dad. Kept forgetting to ask. He passed away two weeks ago from covid. He would have loved this movie.
Spoiler alert: there were no stunt drivers, Matt Damon actually did drive the car at full power for this scene, and the actor playing Henry Ford II actually did soil himself as well as sit on his own nuts.
@@benmonarch9006 Believe what you want, I've smelled the Henry Ford II actor's pants from the set, they have the distinctive scent of someone who's never gone at 200 miles per hour before.
@@Lostandbroken_1885 In the trailer they made it seem like he was a colossal pussy, instead he just wanted his precious father to see the moment that Ford Motors went from makers of reliable boring little cars ... to a force to be reckoned with at LeMans. An ode to fatherhood.
Thank you for understanding this scene. It never happened, but people watch,the movie like it was a documentary. What the scene provided was a opportunity for Henry 'll to marvel with pride at what Ford Motor Company had accomplished. To weep and wish that his great, and beloved father Edsel was alive to witness that accomplishment.
@@LV426Survivor as he said it’s the gearbox. Straight cut gears whine like that. Road cars tend to have helical gears as they’re quieter but aren’t as efficient and lose more power than a straight cut. But in a race car that power matters and not gear noise they can use straight cut.
Ford: I was born ready, Shelby. Hit it. Shelby: No you weren't. Takes off with Ford screamin' and tryin' his best not to soil himself in the process. My favourite.
When we all felt matt daemon was gonna get fired he says "i wish my daddy were alive to see this"i felt a chill through my spine,that was a golden era for American cars.
At first watching, I thought it was because Ford was terrified. Realizing he was beyond emotion, thinking of his father and the family name, made this a beautiful scene. The Ford and Miles legacy is a fantastic parallel storyline in this film.
Movie is a modern classic. An original script. Based on a true story with real people. Played by the best actors of the day. Story telling at its best.
Did Carroll Shelby take Henry Ford II for a heart-pounding ride? No. The Ford v Ferrari true story reveals that it was actually Ken Miles (Christian Bale's character) who took Ford for a wild ride. There's no record of Ford crying, which is fiction. Shelby also never locked Leo Beebe in an office while Ford was being taken for a ride. -IndieWire
Can’t remember too many scenes where one line of dialogue completely changes the way you look at an actor. Great script and pretty awesome acting from Tracy Letts
Hollywood films don't give a shit about accuracy. I've lost count of the number of times I've watched a film and discovered an historical event being misrepresented for the sake of brainwashed patriotism. I look forward to the next Hollywood biblical movie, where Jesus is broken out of Auschwitz by American G.I.'s and Spiderman while his mum works the pole in a strip club owned by Russian Arabs and his sister secretly makes star-spangled-banners for all the poor Jewish children enslaved by the English Nazzzis in Italy, who dream of freedom and democracy while they mine for oil in the snow with their bare hands. 😐
@@sithdowell3788 look, Hollywood is ass sometimes but i believe that they had an amazing run with this story. They managed to make the story interesting for non-gearheads with the background drama and thrilling us with amazing camerawork and sound.
Shelby was a great race car driver himself and recognised what Miles was. The incredibly ridiculous rule that made no sense at all cost Miles the race.
The crying, wishing his father could see it, is just beautiful.
It was perfect.
For a few moments you think he's crying out of fear.
But you quickly realize the real reason he was crying had _absolutely nothing_ to do with it.....
What a brilliantly made moment...
I only wish those emotions were exploited just a bit more than they were.
im not buying that..he's probably covering up after shatting himself 😅
@@davecrupel2817 Yeah, I was thinking... awkward.... and I was a bit disappointed they had Mr Ford crying that that. The man was no shrinking violet. But the explanation about "dad" made sense.
His dad was Edsel Ford. And Edsel loved fast cars.
Yes, exactly. A very touching scene. When I first saw it in trailers, I laughed thinking "oh look at this fella in a suit couldn't handle some racing...." but now I see it as him being thrilled and excited by what this car can do. And sad that his father wasn't there to share that joy.
Great acting by him. Very very lovely.
"I wish my daddy was alive to see this" that line hits like a truck ...
More like a train that's hauling F150s at full speed.
i know this is cliched... but i think he's watching man. best wishes.
*Like a Ford Truck
Truck kun!
Semi truck.
He didn’t even say Dad..he said Daddy. Like a kid showing off his new Hot Wheels to his father. Good scene
Ford was lucky that he had a daddy I don’t even know what my daddy looks like
@@RUNAWAYTRAIN3010 probably for the best. There's some bastards who wished they'd never met theirs. And for good reason.
@@juanmanuelpenaloza9264 thank you
Midwesterners say daddy dont overthink it
@@basedslav2614 yeah but not always, and less so in a professional setting
That actor is incredible for selling us a cry that perfectly captured hysteria with tears of joy, fear, astonishment, elation, and sorrow all at once.
Well put together sir
The actor is called Tracy Letts
Yeah, that was some great acting. Fear turning into bittersweet laughter... :)
You sound experienced in this field. 😂
Yeah, no kidding.
The most accurate scene in film history; I can't tell you how many times I've sat behind the wheel of a Ford, crying.
Was that the found on road dead car or the fix or repair daily car? 😉
yeah I can relate. Everytime I saw the weekly mechanic bill from one repair to the next, I got hysterical
Top tier comment. 12/10 🤣🤣🤣
A Taurus, I take it.
Your comment sir goes to eleven. Bravo. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
In engineering terms, this is like the Wright brothers getting into a Jet Fighter.
Shit even a WW2 fighter would've made them rethink their whole lives.
I was thinking about that: went from a car it his heyday went to 70, eventually, to a car that could hit that in corners
@@RSpracticalshooting actually orville died in 1948 he might have ridden in a ww2 plane.
@@cosmeticscameo8277 doubt he rode in one but certainly knew of then and saw all the advances in aeronautics, but think about sitting them in one when they were working on their own plane lol
@@RSpracticalshooting of course everyone would have their mind blown. like this is supposed to the apex of tech but wham something that is from decades into the future makes my stuff look archaic.
Do u realize the level of balls u need to stake your hard fought and built company on faith in a friend. Amazing
Faith well put. In the movie, Miles won by a thread. At the real event, he won by being 5 laps ahead. It was basically a race for 2nd place.
absolutely. He was betting his company. THAT probably shook up Mr. Ford to say that Shelby wasnt bluffing and he meant it that Ken was to drive the GT40
I don’t think this happened in real life. Miles drove in 65 not at home like the movie. The car did break and McClaren was his partner. He was not home in the shop dancing with Mollie. It does make for a good movie scene . Hollywood vs reality.
...not a lot. That's what actual friends do for each other. If anything, more of a commentary on the state of the world.
@@Xyler94 real life made it more epic lol.
This movie is what I call "mature film-making". Brilliant, engaging, efficient.
It's funny how this movie is very mature without being gritty or anything like it. If anything many scenes are wholesome af.
@@jorgel.quiroz8862 Sort of reminds me how Shawshank Redemption feels too watch, it feels very 90s in all the best possible ways.
@@johnmcternan4157 it's a movie made to unite and join the underdog.
(Plus I kind of felt like it had patriotic vibes too)
Not really... 1. Gears are changed, but the only hand Shelby could use to do this, is still on the steering wheel. 2. Terrible grab of steering wheel by 'Shelby'. 3. If you want damage cylinders, pistons, and blow head gasket, drive car hard instantly after start. 4. If you want to be extra sure that head gasket will be blown up, turn the engine off straight after hard driving.
In real life, this car would have required engine rebuild after this scene.
@@SparrowNoblePoland I think you missed the point of the comment.
When I saw this in the theater, everyone was laughing at Henry Ford's tears of joy, but I really felt what Ford said, "I wish my father was here to see this."
Yeah people are stupid
1:24 *"I wish my daddy were alive to see this. To FEEL this!"* Those are some strong words!
At first you think he’s just scared because of how fast they were going, but then he talks about how he wants his father to see and feel what he just felt. He knew how much his father cared about this company and HF2 was able to expand on it. That’s caring.
Jay Pritchett exactly! Great scene
No he tried to play it off like he he was upset about his dad. Shelby was scaring him into picking the right driver. Looks like you missed it bud. This Ford was a joke and nearly ruined the company.
Young Yak yeah, I think you missed the point of the scene entirely
"gonna build the next one for comfort don't you worry"
This was a lie.
Obviously its fucking Carrol Shelby. 😆
And thank goodness for that
Depends on your definition of comfort...
Well it sure was nice and toasty.
I mean..The new one is bigger😅
I was laughing until he mentioned his father. Brought me to tears, I miss my father man
That's really how the scene is structured. It gives you some time to laugh at the scene before it hits you with the more serious dialogue.
They had us in the first half ngl, then we all realize he’s crying because of his father. They made the trailer look comedic, and it takes a turn.
Yeah me too
Just watched this film yesterday. Best scene of the movie. Very well constructed. The flip from humour to personal deep sentiments was acted and timed perfectly. And for those of us who miss our dads, powerfully poignant.
Me too.
This was such a touching scene-the audience is led to think he's intimidated by the violent driving.
He is moved to tears by the sheer POWER of the machine his family's company has managed to build and wishes his father could see it.
Tremendous film.
I'm glad they had Shelby and the other engineers, they made it possible. Beautiful machine.
unfortunately the german translation was bad in this case, as far as i remember.
For context, his father created the V8 engine that puts out 65hp and was considered groundbreaking. The GT puts out 485hp just 30 years apart. His father would've loved to ride in that car.
w/ the clear irony being that Henry Ford would have never thought that type of car necessary or practical.
It actually _is_ a funny scene. It’s really there to illustrate the huge gulf (see what I did there?) between the boardroom and the track.
I thought he was crying because he was scared at first but then I realized they where tears 😭 of joy he was proud 😁
Exsctly. It was brilliant
What is even greater is that the trailer tricked us with that scene, making us believing Henri Ford II cried out of fear.
No, he cries of joy, the joy to make his daddy and grand-daddy Henri Ford the first proud, because he managed to better their Legacy. Ford is no longer making "uglies little cars", but incredible sports cars, and will always be remembered as a motorsport powerhouse.
It’s not tears of joy, THEYRE tears of realization.
@@jhezrylgundran2495 I think you nailed it.
The tears, they weren't of pride. It wasn't joy. It was fear. It was shock. It was horror. His $9,000,000 built a car that 99.99% of the population of this planet have no business operating. Having just anyone driving that car is like having you or I drive the Space Shuttle. He ran Ford motor company and their business model was building ordinary cars and selling as many as they could possibly mass produce to mainstream America. That was NOT the Ford GT 1966. That car was designed for one purpose, to win a race. No air conditioning. No power steering. Maybe not even a heater. Nothing but a shockingly explosive drive where ALL the power generated by the engine went into speed, 200+ mph. You can't just put anyone in the drivers seat. It MUST be a professional race car driver and it had to be the man who helped design the car. But Ford made promises to his subordinates who were executive vice presidents so he had to get concessions from Shelby. He succeeded.
This was the ultimate guy movie, I loved every minute of it.
I think it's also excellent cause despite it being a guy movie as stated, honestly anyone can enjoy it with the amount of relatable themes packed in.
Im a girl, and I like it too!
I’m a girl and my hubby and I went to see it twice, AND pre-ordered it too
Also, my in-laws are *ALL RACE CAR DRIVERS* and they can’t get enough of this movie!!! 😉
This was the first movie me and my girlfriend watched together. She loved it, and we are married now!
@@vandyvicky1 that is great, good for you
"the name on the middle of that steering wheel should tell you I was born ready..." what a movie!
Atta boy!
No he wasn’t
It was a true story anyway (kinda)
GT40: poor choice of words boss
ua-cam.com/video/rehsQtxXcxY/v-deo.html must watch 🔴🔴🔴
_"I wish my daddy, he were alive to see this... To feel this"_
Touching scene
Legit cried at this seen... I lost my father in May of 2019 to a heart attack. Me and my father was building a 05 wrx it was our dream car but he was never able to finish it. I just finished it in January 25 2020. I do wish he was there to see. But hopefully I make him proud.
💯
My condolences. Don't worry I believe your dad walks with you only in other side of The road. He seen what you finished. Congratulation for your common dream.
He's hooning in heaven. Hoon here on Earth for him.
Subarubuildz my condolences
Subarubuildz he’s proud brother. And he was always proud. 👐🏼
Ford: Why Miles?
Shelby: Because he drove the batmobile
Because he’s Batman
Too soon?
Because we don't use Kilometers
Oooooooohh🔥
@@nirmalvinod.413 Yup
Everybody’s gangster till they ride with Shelby.
thats why shelby is an immortal legend... any shelby car even today have a tendency to make you soil yourself
jwb 281 but Shelby never rode with Kem’s wife 😆
Ahhh the Shelbys... quick temper, slow minds
Lmao 🤣
Got that right 👍💜✝️🎣🇺🇸
There's actually some really good writing going on in this scene. The writers started comical, turned it extremely emotional, and ended on a textbook cliffhanger.
Yeah, and zero knowledge on cars.
I’d have to agree with that.
@@SparrowNoblePoland 🤓
'actually'?
Matt Damon was 'bourne' ready!
lmao
Got em
Maaaatt damon!
Jesus Christ, that's Jason Bourne
* groan *
Henry Ford 2nd: Give me victory..
Ken Miles: You'll get your victory when you *FIX THIS DAMN DOOR!*
Ford: "You're fired!"
Shelby: "Miles won in Daytona."
Ford: "Oh right, you're unfired. I need you!"
Tobey's Spiderman memes never disappoint
Love the reference
Lol. Slum landlord. Spider-Man. More like my landlord. Property safety... what’s that ?
🤣🤣🤣 perfect
This scene is so good because it flips on a dime from being a screwball comedy scene to being deeply personal and dramatic
Going 150 mph will do that to you
it's one of the best scenes from this movie in my opinion
Brendan Little: Wondering why your comment is not "most relevant"?
Matt Damon killed it in this scene. He convinced me he was Carroll Shelby and that he had 100% confidence in his creation.
See you in 5 years when this scene gets recommended to you randomly
Haha no kidding!
Well I must conclude that UA-cam brought me here early.
Already seen it view times and it keeps being recommend to me via different yt acvout this is sickly annoying. Not interested/dont recommend channel doesnt work.
@@alexandrapark3832 Even the joker scenes keep popping up from different channels. Overkill.
@@alexandrapark3832 wtf are you talking about?
When they came screeching to a stop, Shelby should have looked over at Ford and said, "That was four and a half million. Let me show you the other four and a half".
And floored it.
Let me sound technical here... In the original GT40, you never 'floor it' from stop unless you want to destroy the tires or the engine. You have to be gentle on it at first, only when you reach 3rd gear can you 'floor it' and then only for a brief while til the engine reaches about 6500 rpm, then you shift up to 4th gear and then you can max it up to 7000rpm for no more than about 60 seconds. Why ? The car wasn't designed for acceleration races, it was designed to win ONE 24 hours race, an endurance race.
That's funny.
@@francoisleveille409
Bruh...it was a flippant comment about a movie clip...
What's next?
"Let me sound technical here...Luke Skywalker couldn't have possibly made the shot that destroyed the Death Star because he was moving too fast to aim without using his targeting computer, and if you look at the trajectory of the torpedoes they couldn't have made a sharp 90º downward turn at the end, and still allow him time to escape without the shock wave destroying his ion engines".
@@gyromike1966 A guy can't have his zealot purist moment without somebody bringing him back to reality and ruining the trip! What a sad world we live in today.
This car is to cars like a Stradivarius is to all other violins. Just like Shelby was saying, you can't have just anyone behind the wheel doing anything.
Sidenote: Can you tell this was a flippant comment too ? :-P
... and Star Wars is fantasy. Ford vs Ferrari is 'supposed' to be based on real things and events.
@@gyromike1966 Forgot to mention, I have an engineering degree. Does it show that bad ?
I can tell you from personal experience that the "Deuce's" reaction is not that unusual. I've been a professional instructor for over 25 years for a slew of high performance car clubs and given hundreds of demo rides to both students and guests. The typical rider has no idea what it's like to be on a track in a car driven at or near its limit. It's an adrenaline rush to be sure even though I never drive over 8/10ths with a passenger in the car. The greatest realizations from most riders are how quickly the car can brake and how fast it can corner. If you've never experienced this, put it on your bucket list. You won't be disappointed!
Yes sir!
Dude u convinced me, definitely on my bucket list now! Cheers buddy
How do i do this?!
@@terr256 get a professional or be a professional
@Writer B.L. Alley it might actually be better that they don't. If they knew they could push it, they would, and then they would go too far.
As James may said, "It was a big bill to settle an old spat with an angry Italian. But look what we got out of it." And truly, what a car.
I still prefer the 330 p4
@@HugoStiglitz88 Well it doesn't matter what you prefer, you can't have it. xD
@@HugoStiglitz88
Was not as good as the Ford GT though. Had a sort of a cheap Italian build about it.
@@bighands69 look at the budget ford had compared to Ferrari I would hope it be better
@@nbdyankz8344
Ferrari had a much longer race history in Europe than Ford had. And they had one of the best race budgets in Europe.
I cried when he said ''i wish my daddy were alive to see this''
What really makes this poignant is if you knew the history of the relationship between Henry Ford and his son Edsel Henry Ford Ii father. Old man Ford essentially killed his son Edsel by the mental abuse he inflicted on him constantly.
@@rdlynch it's a shame that edsel ford didn't tell his father off like no old man this is the last time you abuse me. I'm leaving and you can stick it.
but no edsel was too nice and didn't have the heart to tell off old henry. getting eaten away slowly alive by henry over time. stomach cancer is really caused by stress and bad diets. or Bacteria. A common bacterium called Helicobacter pylori, also called H. pylori, causes stomach inflammation and ulcers. It is also considered one of the main causes of stomach cancer.
“I was born ready. Hit it!”
“Atta boy.”
the suit crap him self
Hit it 👉
that suit just about to crap him self best part do that suit
🤣
Ford: "Bring it."
Shelby: *brings EVERYTHING*
Ford: *overwhelmed*
Oh god, I sat on my nuts.
We will build the next one for comfort.
LOL.
Fast forward to 2020 there is no such thing as a comfortable Ford GT.
rockzs74r 2005 *
rockzs74r well the 2020 model is comfortable unlike the 2005 model
Sad I never will experience cause... y know
Such a random line in the movie honestly
Don't know the name of the actor who played Mr. Ford, but he deserved an oscar just for his acting performance in that car. Great Stuff!!!!!
the actors name is Tracy Letts. he portrayed Henry Ford II in this film.
I cry like that when my wife drives.
LOL
Is she that bad?
@@nikifalcon Which woman isn't bad at driving... Rhetorical question.
@@pbluma I know you and these people are joking but if not then you need help lmfao. Danica Patrick is one of the best female driver and she's a Nascar driver
@@yujiro5677 I'm not even joking. It's a fact and a few good women drivers doesn't prove anything. I remember Sabine Schmitz, so fucking what, these women are rare.
@@yujiro5677 danica patrick is a bad driver
Dude almost had a religious experience.
No, he saw the face of God.
So true!
I'd also have a religious experience after witnessing a 7 Liter V8 Engine.
My underwear would have a religious experience!
This man is the son of Edsel Ford, whose arms race with the Dodge brothers in the world of racing is what brings us the awesome power of the present day.
He has been told before the events of this scene that a car is a car is a car. That it is a tool, a machine, and that the Human element has no bearing in how it will perform.
Shelby shows him in this scene that he has been given bad advice, and that this monster of a machine needs someone who knows it inside and out to bring it to its full racing potential.
I'm really glad this movie was made as Shelby deserves to be remembered for his contributions.
Shelby will never NOT be remembered for his contributions. Not sure how much you're into the real car world but he is anything but forgotten.
Stopsign32v you sir are right about that
@@Stopsign32v Sure, he is remembered in the car world but does the average person really know and understand those contributions? This film will help people learn about a few of those contributions and that may lead them to wanting to know more about him and what he did.
Who is Shelby?
@@Lunzatis_Palemoon I see what you're saying, but a movie with Matt Damon and Christian Bale aren't going to make your average person put down their Iphone long enough to learn anything about Carol Shelby or Ken Miles. The people that will learn about him are the kids in school that will go to their library and take a book home to read. Or a kid that goes to a car show with his dad and gets scared from the side pipes of a Cobra roadster when it fires up.
But then again...These kids grow up to be car people. :)
"we will build the next one for comfort don't you worry"
*Shrek closes book*
"Like that was ever goona happen"
I like Shelby as friend but my heart broke when miles was cheated and died at the end. Hard-working and talented man like him deserves much more from life 😔🙏
@erik r absolutely true bro,
legit tears, embarassing because i was watching with my gfs fam smh lol
@erik r Birth death and taxes are the only guaranteed things in life
I’d venture to say that his record breaking laps at Le Mans were the pinnacle of his mortal experience. Everything thereafter was extra time.
@@aronnemcsik tax could be evaded with some tax consultant
I laughed so hard when he started crying but when he said that about his daddy it hit me hard
cuz you a bitch?
@@Legendary-zh9hd nah cause he is empathetic unlike you apethetic son of a bitch
@@juntingiee2602 Dang you kinda roasted him ngl😂
@@juntingiee2602 LMAO
@@juntingiee2602 Gonna report you to the police for murdering someone here
Matt Damon was wearing a Shelby jacket in Good Will Hunting, so playing Carroll Shelby must have been a dream role of his.
premonition!
It reminds me of an Undercover Boss episode. Often, when the "boss" actually sees what it takes, they gain a new level of respect for the people actually doing the job.
" I had no idea, I had no idea. I wish my daddy were alive to see this, to feel this"
Always makes me tear up when I watch this scene.
That movie sequence was the greatest piece of the entire movie...the man understood the meaning of the word horse power , there is no substitute !!!
Torque. Mr.Ford was feeling Torque. Not horsepower. Torque is what gets you to (xxx) mph. Horsepower is what keeps you at (xxx). Since they were doing short little acceleration runs, that was a demonstration of torque. If they had been going on a flat out, pedal to the metal speed run around a track, (or runway, whatever) that would have been a demonstration of horsepower.
Nonetheless, great scene! I like to think Mr. Ford was laughing in this scene. Laughing and crying really are so much alike, don't you think?
@@rdgfx3 Thanks for the clarification R.G.
Actually you can use watts
1hp=746w
I thought engines were replacements for horsepower. :p
Brilliant clip. His crying starts with fear/relief, then transitions to subtle laughter and elation, then lastly sorrow as he immediately thinks of his 'daddy'. This was enough to make me go watch the film funnily enough, more so than any of the theatrical trailers.
Best movie of the year by far
Sadly, movie critics who are non-car guys didn't really like it. It sucks that not a lot of people have an interest in cars
@@thepebbleman man, fuck those guys.
Absolutely
@@thepebbleman they can suck a nut FUCK
I'm not a car enthusiasts, but i find this movie very compelling, it has everything, friendship, corporate dynamic, thrilling race, rivalry, family, even the fact that sometime your enemy has more respect to you than your boss or ally. My number one movie of 2019, Endgame comes second for me.
This scene alone should garner Tracy Letts (Henry Ford II) an Oscar nomination for supporting actor. That's acting...
His facial expressions for his caracter were spot on throughout the movie!
Ford: "I was born ready!"
Shelby: "And I took that personally."
I like how Shelby believed in Miles, puts his own company as collateral. You just don’t have people like that anymore.
Except this conversation never happened, Ken Miles raced in the 1965 and 1966 Le Mans and was never in question as a driver for Ford. We also don't have Americans who keep slaves any more which is why comments like yours are dumb.
@@Drewgystew absolute phenomenal response sir!
@@Drewgystew And so are you.
@@c172215s Tell me more about how much you like slavery, dunce.
Are people's lives so empty and unfulfilling that they need to turn YT comment sections into virtue signaling dunk contests? We're here to talk about a great car movie. Jesus Christ!
When Ford cries: this is what every car enthusiast seeks. This is the reason we do what we do, not spinning rims, not huge subwoofers.
So you can cry in your car 🤯
It's rare, these days, when a film can capture these emotions. Respect for you and your passion!
@@alexandercrush hopefully one day I will from such evoking emotion. One day 🙏😊
@@merickful agreed! Respect to you for respecting the undescribable feelings in life
You wanna make people cry?
The Duce: "I was born ready."
Shelby: *I'm about to end this man's career...*
*boost this man’s career
**Spoiler** he wasn't ready
shouldn't the gear be to his left?!
@@messianic_scam no. In Le Man, the shifter is in between the door and the seat.
I thought it was a comedy bit when he cried, until he talked about how he missed his father and he wished that he was still alive. Then I teared. You'll always miss someone that you love.
A moment of silence for everyone who feels he's crying because he's scared
A moment of silence for you (and 62 others) for feeling like others will feel he's crying because he's scared.
@@Belioyt keep editing this message as more people join the list
I love how Ken Miles looks back after Phil says, "Good timing." He knows Shelby is up to something.
🤣🤣
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I’m pretty sure whoever’s running Ford today doesn’t have any nuts
They sat on them
One of the current fords loves to drive the new Gt
To be honest the Ford Super Duty Platinum is something else...first time I saw it in person a guy pulled up next to me in a parking lot, It felt like I was like looking at a dinosaur, scary stuff, good on Ford.
Well, car industries doesn't earn much or even any from racing, mostly are from econo commuter cars, SUVs and stuff *BUT* don't they have the Mustang? Focus? Raptor? Not gonna even mention that other fast one...
@@synchole Actually Ford cut off all sedans due to lack of revenue. SUVs and pickups are milking so much profit
This didn't happen in real life. But Ken Miles did take Henry Ford out in a cobra.
yeah, great scene but this movie was super formulated (no pun intended)
@@nancybabbage1169 After i saw the movie i bought the book go like hell. And not the movie isn't so great anymore. Kinda sad how much they changed.
@@LmM-dq4ft well, it's a movie
@@LmM-dq4ft it's still a good movie
Movie name plz
"7000 rpm. That's where you need it!" I'm so glad they still make great movies like this! 🇺🇸
“I wish my daddy, he were alive to see this”
Don’t we all, Edsel would’ve done great things with Ford if Henry wasn’t such a bastard
Edsel was very intelligent. He's the reason that ford owns Lincoln motors.
a nazi-loving bastard at that.
@@stevenhaas9622
Is that a detriment to his character? Ford was wise on das juden.
@Jack Tangles You mean Prescott Bush I'm assuming?
@@Bzons God forbid you have to spend a second thinking about how the guy who made your favorite toy also helped Nazis build their arsenal while resisting calls by Roosevelt to do the same for the United States.
When Matt Damon delivered “atta boy”
That would go down as some of the best acting I’ve ever seen. So real, so smooth and so honest. I bet that line is not in the script.
He improvised that.
You're easily impressed.
d k it’s called appreciating the art.
You need to watch more film Damien. John Goodman said the same thing in "The Gambler." Damon is a good actor but, he never won an oscar for best actor.
d k so what if he is? You’re easily rude maybe
sinjin K I have probably watched more films then you champ
Great acting in this movie, but Trace Letts who played Henry Ford II deserves special mention for the job he did. This scene really shines because of him.
"But we are initiated, aren't we, Bruce."
I spent some times in this movie crying myself. When I was a kid, my father drove me around the Daytona road course, Sebring, and a few other tracks. Especially at Daytona, transitioning from the banks to the infield, every lap there was a bang, as it is not a smooth transition, I could hear that bang, the sound and the smells were very present. I miss him so much.
This is the best scene. It is funny, cool, badass, and touching all at the same time. Beautifully done.
I may not be a ford man, but that moment of blissful achievement on Ford’s face was something most any Legacy car guy LIVES to eventually achieve. It’s a mixture of bliss, relief, grief, joy, and extremely potent adrenalin. It’s that moment where you just FEEL exactly what your mentor must have felt at their great milestone. And once they pass the torch to you? Then you aim for the next major Milestone, and when you hit it (most likely gunning it at top speed or alternatively when the big project is finally done and looks so beautiful you’d almost beg no one to touch it until you’ve sat in it and had a good tour of every inch of the dash, made a good spot in the seat, and just stare out the windshield in awe). Those are the moments a car guy, and on a slightly more meta side, most kids who aim to live up to what they feel their parents would be proud of...it’s almost indescribable.
It’s damn near a religious experience, and it feels fantastic to have the initial weight off your shoulders. And then you saddle the next one after you can calm down and realize YOU get to set the next goal post. It’s brilliant, and can we get a freaking TOAST for this master here who captured that moment. Just, bravo man, bravo.
Lol nigga it's a movie that wasn't even really Henry Ford with yo dumb ass
I had exactly the same reaction when racing my Geo Metro.
Have you ridden a sports bike
I love that the crying was played off as a joke in the commercials but is such an important and thoughtful scene. Amazing contrast.
“The name on the middle of the that steering wheel should tell you I was born ready Shelby, hit it.”
*Top 10 Famous Last Words*
"Atta boy."
HAMMER DROPPED.
Ready to break a rocker-arm? :)
But that was 20 words. 😎
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH YEAHHHHH BABY!!!! YEAHHHHHHHAAHAHAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH BABYHHHHH AHHHHH breaks down to tear of joy
Man the acting is really really amazing especially Christian bell man he's amazing
Bale*
Lol
and leveon bale is a great rb
kristen*
Terrific movie in which Hollywood for the most part has forgotten how to make them like this. Most movies today are superheroes, robots, international spies and all are overloaded with way too much CGI. Even historical movies like Pearl Harbor and Midway (2019) have so much over the top, unbelievable CGI. This movie became one of my all time favorites.
Could not agree more... Most of Hollywood forgot how to tell a story when they discovered GC.
Tracy Letts deserves an Academy Award for this scene.
You need more than one scene for that.
My favorite part of the movie, those tears showed the love and respect for his dad and to the ford legacy
"About right now the uninitiated have the tendency to soil themselves" 😂😂
But we are initiated aren’t we Henry?Members of the league of Ford...and you betrayed us. Oh wrong movie
I miss my Daddy too.
USMC Gunnery Sgt.
Served 10 years.
1957 to 1967. 🇺🇸
A true American is every way.
I am blessed to be raised by such a man.
"I wish my daddy, he were alive to see this. To feel this."
Me, too. I meant to watch this film with my dad. Kept forgetting to ask. He passed away two weeks ago from covid.
He would have loved this movie.
Sorry for your loss, next time I see the movie I think I'll be reminded of this
Spoiler alert: there were no stunt drivers, Matt Damon actually did drive the car at full power for this scene, and the actor playing Henry Ford II actually did soil himself as well as sit on his own nuts.
Not saying that's not true, but the shift changes without moving his hand from the steering wheel makes me skeptical....
@@benmonarch9006 Believe what you want, I've smelled the Henry Ford II actor's pants from the set, they have the distinctive scent of someone who's never gone at 200 miles per hour before.
@@benmonarch9006 Shifter. Right side. Next to the door. As per all the other comments.....
@@benmonarch9006 the shifter in the GT40 was to the right of the driver, between the seat and the door. You were watching the wrong hand.
@@steeldriver5338 I had no idea
"I wish my daddy, he were alive to see this." Edsel would have been proud HF2.
first i thought he would piss his self cause it was so fast...when he said that i was totally blown away...
@@Lostandbroken_1885 In the trailer they made it seem like he was a colossal pussy, instead he just wanted his precious father to see the moment that Ford Motors went from makers of reliable boring little cars ... to a force to be reckoned with at LeMans. An ode to fatherhood.
Thank you for understanding this scene. It never happened, but people watch,the movie like it was a documentary. What the scene provided was a opportunity for Henry 'll to marvel with pride at what Ford Motor Company had accomplished. To weep and wish that his great, and beloved father Edsel was alive to witness that accomplishment.
Edsel would have soiled himself.
Then thrown even MORE money at Shelby and Miles.
The sound design of this movie is out of the world. Amazing.
That body shudder when the car stops is uncanny. "Yup. That's about what it sounds like."
Do I hear a supercharger whine? I don’t remember if the GT had a super charged V8 or not.
@@LV426Survivor that’s the straight cut gears Making the whine
@@adamfrancis3348 Thats crazy, sounds exactly like a super charger. Such a good sound.
@@LV426Survivor as he said it’s the gearbox. Straight cut gears whine like that. Road cars tend to have helical gears as they’re quieter but aren’t as efficient and lose more power than a straight cut. But in a race car that power matters and not gear noise they can use straight cut.
the crying scene is funny at first, but heartbreaking for second. brilliant
Ford: I was born ready, Shelby. Hit it.
Shelby: No you weren't.
Takes off with Ford screamin' and tryin' his best not to soil himself in the process. My favourite.
He wasn’t ready
matthew natividad I don't think anyone is ready for that car without getting use to haha
7000 Horses plus.
That’s fast.
Only if you're batman
Daniel Moorefield 7000 rpms*. 7000 hp is basically a rocket
Best scene in the movie. Looked like a cheap gag in the trailer but damn if I wasn't teary eyed in theatres. That cry is pure PRIDE.
That was a good bait and switch, sometimes the trailer doesn't have to show everything.
Tracy Letts does a phenomenal acting in all his appearances in this movie.
I watch this movie every time it’s on the tube!
"I had no idea." And thats why i love motorsport because racing a machine can make you feel something that you have never felt before.
When we all felt matt daemon was gonna get fired he says "i wish my daddy were alive to see this"i felt a chill through my spine,that was a golden era for American cars.
At first watching, I thought it was because Ford was terrified. Realizing he was beyond emotion, thinking of his father and the family name, made this a beautiful scene. The Ford and Miles legacy is a fantastic parallel storyline in this film.
If Shelby was half as cool as Damon portrays him in this movie,
That’s a guy I would have loved to hang out with.
I'd hang out with "Shelby Matt Damon" but would avoid like the plague "Matt Damon Matt Damon"
he was cooler.
From all the first hand stories, he was COOLER in real life! A MAN!!!
@@darthkek1953 what about Team America's Matt Damon?
@@bimapringgo Matt Damon has played Loki ... twice, with a third on the horizon.
Movie is a modern classic. An original script. Based on a true story with real people. Played by the best actors of the day. Story telling at its best.
I don’t know why, but his cry wants to make me cry...
Swiss Cheese hit me right in the feelers
Mister Cheese, Mister Amos. You guy's okay?
wolfu597 it’s just so beautiful....
wolfu597 Senör wolfu thx for caring
Did Carroll Shelby take Henry Ford II for a heart-pounding ride?
No. The Ford v Ferrari true story reveals that it was actually Ken Miles (Christian Bale's character) who took Ford for a wild ride. There's no record of Ford crying, which is fiction. Shelby also never locked Leo Beebe in an office while Ford was being taken for a ride. -IndieWire
Whoever conceptualized this scene. BRAVO!
Can’t remember too many scenes where one line of dialogue completely changes the way you look at an actor. Great script and pretty awesome acting from Tracy Letts
Shelby sitting next to Ford in a GT40 while Ford was crying. I saw so much irony right there.
1:24 *"I wish my daddy were alive to see this. To FEEL this!"* Those are some strong words 😭
My theatre was dying of laughter the whole time.
sad
My girl cried.. not of laughter though
Same thing happened in the one I watched..
Everyone was laughing at this scene when I saw it at the movies, including me!!!!!
Slightly relatable; that reaction is a few steps up from getting a Tesla smile plastered over your face the first time your floor one.
I love how when he bursts into tears Matt remained completely cool.
I would cry too. Such a badass moment in the history of Ford and America
This didn't really happen, but I'm glad they made this scene.
apparently Ken did take the deuce for a test drive. there was no deal like this however.
There’s a photo of Ford II getting into the car
True noth true this its movie f. I. 😂
Hollywood films don't give a shit about accuracy. I've lost count of the number of times I've watched a film and discovered an historical event being misrepresented for the sake of brainwashed patriotism.
I look forward to the next Hollywood biblical movie, where Jesus is broken out of Auschwitz by American G.I.'s and Spiderman while his mum works the pole in a strip club owned by Russian Arabs and his sister secretly makes star-spangled-banners for all the poor Jewish children enslaved by the English Nazzzis in Italy, who dream of freedom and democracy while they mine for oil in the snow with their bare hands. 😐
@@sithdowell3788 look, Hollywood is ass sometimes but i believe that they had an amazing run with this story. They managed to make the story interesting for non-gearheads with the background drama and thrilling us with amazing camerawork and sound.
The scream transition to engine roar is amazing
This scene is realistic. Mr ford is crying for internal bleeding caused by the g-force + shacking
@Sam Yaza above 180 mph only the air keep the car on the strings, with a pairing of wings fly as bird
@Sam Yaza it's the power of the acceleration that push that hard
@Sam Yaza the g could become so strange to crush bones in theory
@Sam Yaza yeah must be funny as hell . You can try something to Disney world
its 75 percent cgi Ford GT...it looks real though.
Shelby believed in Miles so much. He put up EVERYTHING HE HAD! NOW that's Faith,Loyalty, and True Friendship. 100% Pure !
Shelby was a great race car driver himself and recognised what Miles was. The incredibly ridiculous rule that made no sense at all cost Miles the race.
Dear God, that 40 was a piece of art.
James Mangold and Michael Mann. What more could we ask?
“I was born ready, hit it,”
*10secondslater*
“Aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh”