When I finished the movie, I thought to myself, “Damn the soundtrack is phenomenal.” When I went to look up the composer and not to my surprise it was Hans Zimmer.
Totally different films. I love toy story and black hawk down..... Totally unrelated films god in their own way. The F&F movies are mindless fun and thats ok.
I think Ford vs Ferrari and hearing the story of Corral Shelby is what makes my brother try our hand at building a car. Plus he's from Texas, our mom is from Texas, and speedfreak runs in the family
This was my father's favourite track, he never liked classical pieces but he loved this one. Rest in peace Dad, His name was James, he died at 57 from a heart attack and i miss you more everyday.
take care, my father died the same way....3 yearas ago and it still seems yesterday. May the sons never forget their parents so they live on within us and our sons
I’ve cried on Titanic cause it was so shocking all those innocent people died just because of one ego man.... ( i knew it’s history in advance of course but watching it on huge screen made it so real and hit me hard ) BUT also cried watching Rush too. What a movie!
@@capitulatus8 I probably didn't cry in titanic because the 2 main characters were fictional and also when im watching stuff im normally emotionless so its probably good if you cry in Titanic and Rush
Here after Will Smith won a Oscar 20 mins after slapping Chris Rock on live TV . Oscar is such a joke . Or I should say . “ITS A YOKE! Oscars IS A YOKE”!
This movie is a reminder of what is it that a man really wants. For most, this is a rivalry, racing, and a movie about cars. But beneath that, it is far more engrossing for men because it portrays in unsaid words what men respect.
It's a good howsome life lesson, but is only a good movie. Not a masterpiece! Not at all! If this is Masterpiece than Citizen Kane, Solaris, 2001 a space odyssey, barry Lyndon, Shining, Escape From New York, 8 1/2, the sweet life, once upon a time in America, Stalker, Martin Eden, Apocalypse Now, no country for old men, the unforgiven, bladerunner, holy motors, pulp fiction, nuovo cinema paradiso, oldboy, yojimbo, julier of the spirits, vertigo, psyco, birds, the big lebowski are Aliens out of classifications in all the univers XD. Good, very good and emotional movie, but do not abuse the word musterpiece. Today we abuse a lot of words.
Niki Lauda: 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.
8 years and this song still gives me goosebumps or should I say a "rush" unlike any other. what sorcery is this!! Hans Zimmer, Daniel Bruhl and Chris Hemsworth you magicians!!
Here after Will Smith won a Oscar 20 mins after slapping Chris Rock on live TV . Oscar is such a joke . Or I should say . “ITS A YOKE! Oscars IS A YOKE”!
1976 was the year that introduced me to Formula1 and then hooked me the 12 year old me on it. Being British I cheered for James Hunt but, secretly, I preferred Nikki Lauda. I thought he was a much more complete driver. I wonder if Hunt would have won the championship that year if Lauda hadn't had that horrendous crash, I suspect not. Many years later I was fortunate enough to meet Lauda at Silverstone. I was just one person in the crowd so didn't get to chat but I said Hi and he nodded at me. Not much but it made my day. When you see this film you have to respect the guys who strapped themselves into what were essentially bombs and tried to make them go as fast as they could. I have been fortunate enough to drive an open wheel racing car. It was one of best experiences of my life and at the same time the worst. Best because .... Just WOW! Worst because it teaches you how hard these things are to drive and I realised I'd never be good enough to drive an F1 car.
@@tomelph229 yeah I'd like to know more too being a new and recent F1 fan how do the eras and drivers compare? Of course they are faster and safer now but are they more fun than in 76?
@@tomelph229 I still like F1 even today. It helps that I like Hamilton, met him a couple of times - very nice guy. F1 now is much more of a rounded team sport the driver is just one part of the team. Back in the 70s it was a team but once the lights went out and racing started the driver was pretty much on their own.
"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." -Niki Lauda
I saw this with no expectation....i don't even know who was acting in the movie...at the end of movie...I challenged my wife that music was zimmer...although my wife is not a zimmer fan....she loved the score.....then we downloaded this movie we only watch what u wrote I mean the last 10 mins of the movie...so touchin....2 different kind of people with different characteristics...simpli amazin movie and amazin score
I started to hate Oscars after Daniel Bruhl didn't get one for his performance....Extremely rare to see such finesse and panache portraying a living legend !!!
I wish this movie was made after Civil War Daniel could have had a bigger chance to win an Oscar i bet. He was not so known when Rush came out... also as far as i know this was not a Hollywood movie as the director Ron Howard said it in an interview so that’s maybe another reason the movie was completely ignored ....unfortunately
He'd have won it if he was "diverse enough" by being a person of colour or from some poorer country or was born to an immigrant couple. If this movie showcased some racial issues or gender issues, this would have won oscar too.... Welcome to Hollywood.
"... but trust me, watching you win those races, while I was fighting for my life, you were equally responsible for getting me back in the car" One of the best movie ever made
In my culture, when one of your parents dies, one of the ways to grieve is not to listen to any songs for an entire year. Today marks a year since my father passed away suddenly at just 58 years old. The first thing I listened to after the year passed was this masterpiece. Thank you, Hanns.
Simply put: People love this movie, Men and Women. However, us Men in particular love this movie and this particular soundtrack so much because it speaks to our Inner Masculinity. In relation to Brotherhood, to Competition, to Honor, to Mutual and Recognized Respect, to the greatest Rivalries that later become the greatest Friendships, the desire to be The VERY Best and impose your will upon the world with your own two hands, might, heart, and mind despite what anyone else believes as long as you wholeheartedly believe in yourself! It's the essence of Our Masculine Souls with a perfect visual and auditory encapsulation on the Silver Screen. A Perfect Man's Movie! That's why we love this! And this particular soundtrack encapsulates the Masculine Mood. For those who were wondering why, but couldn't quite put your finger on it. It's the embodiment of the Masculine Experience. Unique to Men. The same way the Feminine Experience in this world is unique to Women, the Masculine Experience in this world is unique to Men. I'm sure women have a similar experience with a film, or films, that speaks deeply to their Femininity. Something that most women would inherently understand.
"A wise man can learn more from his enemies than a fool from his friends...We were both a pair of kids when we met. Hot-headed jerks in Formula 3. Headed nowhere. And now, we're both champions of the world...So don't let me down now. I need you busting my balls. Get back to work." - *Niki Lauda to James Hunt*
Nikki Lauda great work with Lewis. He truly has the GODS OF F1 around him. Your great mentoring Schumachers living inspiration and off course his inner guru Ayrton Senna. You are truly great and we love you !!!!!
Hamilton v Verstappen 12/12/2021 Abu Dhabi . After seeing this and knowing Niki’s red star will be on the Mercedes’ car just gives me goosebumps of anticipation. Let the best driver win fairly and leave it all on the track
Andreas Nikolaus Lauda: 2/22/1949-5/20/2019 🇦🇹 James Simon Wallis Hunt: 8/29/1947- 6/15/1993 🇬🇧 we lost them, but they won our hearts. RIP James Hunt and Niki Lauda.
@@geraldhaller9906 If I ever happen to have an accident that eventually costs me my life, I hope it is in one go. I would not like to be in a wheelchair. I would not like to be in a hospital suffering from whatever injury it was. If I’m going to live, I want to live fully, very intensely, because I am an intense person. It would ruin my life if I had to live partially. -Ayrton Senna. Thank god lauda returned to racing to give us two more world championships! Wish Senna could have done the same.
Twenty five drivers start every season in Formula One, and each year two of us die. What kind of person does a job like this? Not normal men, for sure. Rebels, lunatics, dreamers. People who are that desperate to make a mark, and are prepared to die trying. My name is Niki Lauda, and racing people know me for two things. The first is my rivalry with him. ..... I don't know why it became such a big thing. We were just drivers busting each other's balls. To me this is perfectly normal, but other people saw in differently. That whatever it was between us went deeper. The other thing I'm remembered for is what happened on 1st August 1976, when I was chasing him like an asshole... - NIKI LAUDA
@@AP0ll012 Amigo, If you are a connoisseur of this kind of music, then you can subscribe to my modest channel, where I post pretty beautiful melodies, if it goes, I will post my own in this style
Genuinely is one of the most inspiring pieces of music ever recorded. I always listen to this when I need to get myself in the mood for writing. Bravo Hans Zimmer
Hans zimmer, the man who realized me that music is so much powerful thing that can change you, inspires you and helps you to overcome from all fears. All I can say, Thanks, thanks for all of this.
Yet you have to give credit for that heart wrenching dedication for Paul in F&F7 with the chosen song and the cars getting separated beyond the hills and highway was just brilliant idea!I know you got carried away listening to this fabulous score but don't you think too, that dedication was very pure to Paul?!
Best Formula 1 Movie ever. Some Details are not corresponding, but who cares: the whole story runs with an authentic, deep emotion and represents the Lauda-Hunt rivality in a masterpiece shape.
+Uroš Žurman when the formula 1 circus goes to the great Nurburgring track in the 70's the formula 1 jump sometime on track ! you can find some vids on youtube for .
In 1976 I was 9 years old and I remember the moment (1st August) when the news of Lauda's heavy crash turned around the world; I was terribly distraught. So I speak from having lived all firsthand. Not all the races were broadcasted on TV, but those who were broadcasted I saw them all and I can assure you that Ron Howards movie is the best ever made in terms of fidelity to details, dynamics of the race and characters of the protagonists.
Wieder hat es Hans geschafft eine grandiose Musik zu Einem noch grandioserem Film zu kompunieren. Diese Spezielle Freund-/Feindschaft zwischen Lauda und Hunt ist bis heute faszinierend und einzigartig in der Formel 1. Nun können Sie beide auf der ewigen Rennstrecke fahren. R.I.P Champions. Wir werden euch nie vergessen eure Erfolge und eure spezielle Beziehung zueinander bleiben auf ewig mit der Formel 1 verbunden.
Even though I'm Austrian, I've never paid much attention to Niki Lauda (as a racer) and the Formula One in general, but DAMN, that was a great movie with an outstanding soundtrack.
austian are self possessed.. . me too i didnt pay too but after this movie and his story He is N1 in sport..every one writes about Senna, but Senna crushed into Prost 2 times to disturb to win.. Lauda is self made man without any money from parents.. and pure winner.
@@anirudhrnandan Thats actually my favorite sports documentary ever. But if they did do a movie, with the right talent behind it, I wouldn't say no. Something along the lines of Rush.
Many years before I introduced Hans Zimmer to her, she had already developed a profound admiration for Hans Zimmer's music. She shared with me her deep affection for his compositions, such as those from "Interstellar," which she frequently enjoyed in solitude. Today she introduced me to this soundtrack, I hadn't listened before I don't know how, it's so beautiful, so yeah "Lost But Won" indeed for me.
"lost but won" is not just a song. It is a philosophy in life. Sometimes we feel that we are at a juncture in life where everything seems uncertain. Everything seems lost. We feel that nothing is working in our favour. But it is when you are truly lost you find a version of yourself that teaches you something about yourself. You realise that there have been many before you and there will be many after you but there will be nobody like you. When you feel lost, don't despair, because that is when you have truly found yourself. And when you have found your true self, when you actually find what lengths you are capable of scaling despite falling, failing and "losing", you have not failed but actually won. There cannot be a greater win in life than finding your true self. And you, have not lost, but won.
Hunt : So in many ways, I feel responsible for what happend, Niki : You were... Niki : But trust me.. watching you win those races while I was fighting for my life, you were equally responsible for getting me back in the car.
@@AppleLauda_destroyer99942 "Do you think it offends me? Calling me a rat? No, it doesn't. Rats, sure they may be ugly, but they are intelligent and have a strong survival instinct!" -Niki Lauda
I've seen Rush movie like 12 or 13 times I guess since it was first released. and every time I watch it, it still moves me. it's one of the very few that I really love. :)
Agreed. I've seen it about a dozen times and I feel the same. The 70's and 80's were the best in F1, imo. I still sorta kinda follow it today but it doesn't grab me near as hard as it did back then. Of course, being Canadian, Villeneuve's death took the wind out of my sails and when Senna died, well, that just about ended it for me. Just didn't have the enthusiasm much after that.
These 2 reckless drivers, disowned by their families, risking their lives each day showed us no matter how strong is the rivalry but the respect always comes First ❤️. Will be in our hearts forever, respect for both the legends ❤️👑
do not compare F&F and Rush - one is CREATED story inspired by illegal races in USA made for fun, other was made to share the very touching TRUE story of Niki Lauda and his rivalry with James Hunt.
@keagan snow Also, F&F was never meant to be serious. From the start, it was silly and ridiculous with little touches of seriousness to keep the movie from being an outright comedy. Rush would better be compared to a movie like Hacksaw Ridge. They're entirely different stories, but the core of them is the same. They're about one man, a legend, who was determined to succeed in his field by any means necessary
Niki Lauda: "You know James, in hospital, the toughest part of my treatment was the vacuum. Pumping the shit out of my lungs. It was hell. And while doing it, I was watching television. You winning all my points." James Hunt: "Your points?" Niki Lauda:" 'That bastard Hunt,' I would say. 'I hate that guy.' And then one day, the doctor came and said, 'Mr. Lauda, may I offer a piece of advice? Stop thinking of it as a curse to have been given an enemy in life. It can be a blessing, too. A wise man gets more from his enemies than a fool from his friends.' And you know what? He was right. Look at us. We were both a pair of kids when we met. Hot-headed jerks in Formula 3. Disowned by our families. Headed nowhere. And now, we're both champions of the world. It was not bad, huh?" James Hunt: "No, it's not bad." Niki Lauda: "So don't let me down now. I need you busting my balls. Get back to work." James Hunt: "I will, Niki, I will. But I intend to enjoy myself first. Some of life needs to be for pleasure. What's the point of having a million cups and medals and planes if you don't have any fun? How is that winning? I'll see you on race day, champ." Niki Lauda: "You will, champ." James Hunt: "You look good, Niki. The only guy to have his face burnt off and it be an improvement."
I don't know, I am automatically reading those lines in their voices. I can't change it. I'll never change it. I have only one wish, God, please give me a seat in the stands.. I know they are now racing in the heaven.
@@soorejsbabu Amigo, If you are a connoisseur of this kind of music, then you can subscribe to my modest channel, where I post pretty beautiful melodies, if it goes, I will post my own in this style
Niki Lauda: "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."
@@doctoremil2678 that is almost the saddest part of the movie when Laura narrates at the end ....saying this it was miraculous Laura survived the crash so in his view he had to make the most of his second chance at life ..
thnx to hans zimmer and all the commenters... i wtched this movie . an then searched this video to thank you all... it's my one of the fav. movie. true definition of passion....
Terribly underappreciated movie and score. Absolutely flawless from start to finish with none of the excessive melodrama and hijinks that normally surround sports movie, especially racing movies. This is Ron Howard's finest film. Not the terrible Robert Langdon movies. And I have no words for Hans Zimmer. He is what he is. Brilliant.
Song reminds me of my organ donor whom her family lost a daughter at age nineteen whom was murdered and her entire future. She gave eight of us that received her living organs a second chance at life. Tremendous loss for her family, and a win for those she saved... that is sorrow... when tragedy pays for life. My donor's living left kidney in my body has filtered 330 tons of my blood since December 7th, 2011. She was a ballet, lyrical and jazz dancer from age 3 to age 19 and died young. Her left kidney in my body is 29 years old, and the first video I saw of her was this. I lost it when I saw the video for a long time in tears... lost but won... what a price to pay to be alive... changes a human when some one dies for a life literally... and reminds me of John 15 verse 13... “13 Greater love hath no man than this, that a man (or woman) lay down his life for his friends.” I am still alive nine and a half years after this young lady was murdered and saved my life as an organ donor... amazing friend... she is the best friend I have ever had in my life... this is the lady in this video... and her left kidney is alive in my body...ua-cam.com/video/r6GIOo6gBGM/v-deo.html
Inspires me. This got me up on my feet when I was fallen down. When I was just crying and thought I have nothing left in my life after my own lovely and closest friends back stabbed me. This made me feel I'm bigger than all of them and a lot better than what I think I am. I don't need those idiots to define me. I alone am enough to face anything. Thank you Sir, Hans Zimmer. Tons of respect for you.
Sumeet Kumar Yadav When we rely on ourselves and trust and believe in us then whatever anyone else says particularly people who treat us badly can leave!
this movie is very underrated and its amazing by the story which is impactful and incredibly told. it was directed by an oscar winner ron howard and the performances of "thor" chris hemsworth and daniel bruhl were incredible. daniel bruhl should have gotten an oscar nomination for this movie but unfortunately he didnt. hans zimmer as always scores such epic and amazing music like this one. every time i hear i imagine myself in the future behind the wheel of dodge viper just speeding down the road 200 mph feeling the wind in my hair. it gives me chills. i am happy zimmer is returning to score BvS
margarettize Zimmer never fails to deliver a masterpiece and something new and revolutionary. I hope he never stops pushing the boundaries of film score music.
When I finished the movie, I thought to myself, “Damn the soundtrack is phenomenal.” When I went to look up the composer and not to my surprise it was Hans Zimmer.
Same, lol
When I heard the music in the middle of the movie, I turned to my girlfriend and said I BET THIS IS HAN ZIMMER. Just knew it
Same here
It is just epic!!!
I actually found this amazing movie because of this soundtrack, exactly the other way around haha!
I was in love with the Fast and Furious series... then I watched Rush and Ford vs Ferrari... now I have a logical brain.
Totally different films. I love toy story and black hawk down..... Totally unrelated films god in their own way. The F&F movies are mindless fun and thats ok.
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I think Ford vs Ferrari and hearing the story of Corral Shelby is what makes my brother try our hand at building a car. Plus he's from Texas, our mom is from Texas, and speedfreak runs in the family
F&F series are crap lol
SO TRUE, but you compared different type of films, different goals in thise movies
This was my father's favourite track, he never liked classical pieces but he loved this one. Rest in peace Dad, His name was James, he died at 57 from a heart attack and i miss you more everyday.
I miss my father too😥
take care, my father died the same way....3 yearas ago and it still seems yesterday. May the sons never forget their parents so they live on within us and our sons
It's also my favorite track now, RIP to your father.
"I wasn't shocked, I was just sad."
Stay strong brother
I didn't cry in titanic but that final.scene in Rush killed me
I’ve cried on Titanic cause it was so shocking all those innocent people died just because of one ego man.... ( i knew it’s history in advance of course but watching it on huge screen made it so real and hit me hard ) BUT also cried watching Rush too. What a movie!
@@capitulatus8 I probably didn't cry in titanic because the 2 main characters were fictional and also when im watching stuff im normally emotionless so its probably good if you cry in Titanic and Rush
Me too...it was just logan and rush for me
... "he remains the only person I envied." Period. Lauda and Hunt
I just cried now too..what a difference a good soundtrack makes to a movie scene🥺🧡
When I first saw this movie I wanted it to win an Oscar
But after watching it over and over again I think the Oscar doesn’t deserve this
SOOOOO TRUE BRO
Exactly 👍
Here after Will Smith won a Oscar 20 mins after slapping Chris Rock on live TV .
Oscar is such a joke .
Or I should say .
“ITS A YOKE!
Oscars IS A YOKE”!
Best comment ever 👊
blln
Daniel Bruhl deserved an Oscar for this film. even Niki Lauda's family were shocked that he nailed it so perfectly, even his voice.
Yes
What? He didnt get it?😅
@@Elpascador USA dont like racing movies, they like European racing movies even less
Oscar is a joke
The Oscars are heavily biased towards movies that were produced in the USA...Always has been and always will be :/
Hans zimmer was robbed oscar for
GLADIATOR
INCEPTION
RUSH
INTERSTELLAR
Especially intersstellar
@@prashanthadepu3013 Yeah, Interstellar soundtrack was just sooooooo Good.
Where's the dark knight trilogy?
@@prashanthadepu3013 yeah, always in my brain everytime i heard thay title
The Da Vinci Code (2006)
This movie is a reminder of what is it that a man really wants. For most, this is a rivalry, racing, and a movie about cars. But beneath that, it is far more engrossing for men because it portrays in unsaid words what men respect.
I’m a woman and feel the same way though. I’m also a soldier and have always loved things like this.
@@mamavswild I can speak on behalf of men after having interacted with so much of them in this regard. But I am glad that even you feel so. Cheers!
@mamavswild good for you. But this is how men feel 24/7. Not of choice.
This movie is not only a masterpiece , its a life lesson.
haw is the movie name please :)
@@mihaelalumei1169 Rush - released in 2013
Sometimes, the best decision you can do is a knowledge decision because when you this, then everything might go well
It's a good howsome life lesson, but is only a good movie. Not a masterpiece! Not at all! If this is Masterpiece than Citizen Kane, Solaris, 2001 a space odyssey, barry Lyndon, Shining, Escape From New York, 8 1/2, the sweet life, once upon a time in America, Stalker, Martin Eden, Apocalypse Now, no country for old men, the unforgiven, bladerunner, holy motors, pulp fiction, nuovo cinema paradiso, oldboy, yojimbo, julier of the spirits, vertigo, psyco, birds, the big lebowski are Aliens out of classifications in all the univers XD. Good, very good and emotional movie, but do not abuse the word musterpiece. Today we abuse a lot of words.
Whats the movie?
Niki Lauda: 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.
That lines gives us a weight on throat!
Niki Lauda was a Great person with great life.
RIP
I´ll never forget that line. It is so powerfull and meaningfull
I just read it with Niki’s voice
Great words.. Humble honest and endearing.. A rare quality to find these days x from Helen Griffiths x
A story of champions,
RIP Nikki and James,Two of the very best racers of that generation
with a heart of a true sportsman
8 years and this song still gives me goosebumps or should I say a "rush" unlike any other. what sorcery is this!!
Hans Zimmer, Daniel Bruhl and Chris Hemsworth you magicians!!
8 years ... jeezus I feel old :)
@@ioandragulescu6063 Time flies like anything.
Here after Will Smith won a Oscar 20 mins after slapping Chris Rock on live TV .
Oscar is such a joke .
Or I should say .
“ITS A YOKE!
Oscars IS A YOKE”!
And Ron Howard. Absolute lengend
😊
3:56 that guitar riff and pit exit shot 👌
Exactly, my favourite shot in the video....
is a guitar riff, not violin
❤ YESSS
@@XanthusBarnabasmine is 0:38-0:50
Absolutely brilliant
Rest in peace, champion, you've crossed the finish line.
:(
Now the 2 are reunited in the afterlife 😢😢😢😢
Who died?
@@xalmane_5848 Niki Lauda
yes sir indeed, REST IN PEACE NIKI :(
This movie is so under-rated. It's SO gorgeous.
Beautiful movie
@Kushlaw rush
I love the 1976 F1 cars
This movie is masterpiece
I loved the movie
-"I'll see you on raceday champ."
-"You will, champ!"
Started listening to this in 2018. Four years later I am still losing but feel winning, everytime. Keep pushing.
Tough times don't last...tough people do...hang in there... you'll eventually win big time
@@Usman-Ali28 amen
samee here 😢😢😢
This 6minute video is better than the whole fast and furious franchise
@@ShadowOfYharnam04 what u gonna do.
Call the manager??
@@karthikvinayagamurthi261 mad?
@@ShadowOfYharnam04 nah mate
@@karthikvinayagamurthi261 i aint mad too
@@ShadowOfYharnam04 ok boomer
Titanic for men.
Milky Dromeda so true
best descripton. lol
Not only for men
Agree
for high testosterone individuals
Here after max won his 1st world title...this sport is unparallely dangerous yet addictive ❤❤🔥🔥..
What a day my friend!! One of the best final race ive ever seen!
1976 was the year that introduced me to Formula1 and then hooked me the 12 year old me on it.
Being British I cheered for James Hunt but, secretly, I preferred Nikki Lauda. I thought he was a much more complete driver. I wonder if Hunt would have won the championship that year if Lauda hadn't had that horrendous crash, I suspect not.
Many years later I was fortunate enough to meet Lauda at Silverstone. I was just one person in the crowd so didn't get to chat but I said Hi and he nodded at me. Not much but it made my day.
When you see this film you have to respect the guys who strapped themselves into what were essentially bombs and tried to make them go as fast as they could.
I have been fortunate enough to drive an open wheel racing car. It was one of best experiences of my life and at the same time the worst.
Best because .... Just WOW!
Worst because it teaches you how hard these things are to drive and I realised I'd never be good enough to drive an F1 car.
Bro you're old what do you think of modern f1
@@tomelph229 yeah I'd like to know more too being a new and recent F1 fan how do the eras and drivers compare? Of course they are faster and safer now but are they more fun than in 76?
@@lakshyamongia3270 It's different today. It's more polished and not as gritty. I still enjoy it though.
@@tomelph229 I still like F1 even today. It helps that I like Hamilton, met him a couple of times - very nice guy. F1 now is much more of a rounded team sport the driver is just one part of the team. Back in the 70s it was a team but once the lights went out and racing started the driver was pretty much on their own.
@@tomelph229 Thanks for the 'old' comment.
You're as old as you feel - I'm 18 :-) My body tries to tell me I'm not but I ignore it.
"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." -Niki Lauda
James Kelly your comment gave me chills
If like me your are listening to the song while reading the quote, it's helpless : Goosebump
I saw this with no expectation....i don't even know who was acting in the movie...at the end of movie...I challenged my wife that music was zimmer...although my wife is not a zimmer fan....she loved the score.....then we downloaded this movie we only watch what u wrote I mean the last 10 mins of the movie...so touchin....2 different kind of people with different characteristics...simpli amazin movie and amazin score
One of The best part of the movie... when Niki spoke his true feelings
I started to hate Oscars after Daniel Bruhl didn't get one for his performance....Extremely rare to see such finesse and panache portraying a living legend !!!
Fuck Academy theyre stupid
I wish this movie was made after Civil War Daniel could have had a bigger chance to win an Oscar i bet. He was not so known when Rush came out... also as far as i know this was not a Hollywood movie as the director Ron Howard said it in an interview so that’s maybe another reason the movie was completely ignored ....unfortunately
He'd have won it if he was "diverse enough" by being a person of colour or from some poorer country or was born to an immigrant couple.
If this movie showcased some racial issues or gender issues, this would have won oscar too....
Welcome to Hollywood.
@@capitulatus8 it was British American Hollywood mate it was also produced and written by Peter Morgan who Howard collab with in Frost/Nixon
@@amalkallarackal9293 Ikr lol... Hollywood is a scam. They give awards on the basis of race/background instead of just pure merit.
"They say we die twice - once when the last breath leaves our body and once when the last person we know says our name."
2 years, so fast,now you are in the inmortality.
Lauda, Lauda, Lauda - Louderrrrrr
Hunt, Hunt, Hunt - Louderrrrrr
"... but trust me, watching you win those races, while I was fighting for my life, you were equally responsible for getting me back in the car" One of the best movie ever made
How Hans Zimmer didn't win an Oscar for this soundtrack is beyond ridiculous! One of the greatest OSTs in film history....
Aegon Targeryan I agree. That this sound track wasn't even nominated says a lot about the Oscars.
Oscars don't like Zimmer for some reason. Theres allot of his soundtracks, equal to this that should've won already.
Holywood just decided to stop giving Hans Zimmer Oscars.
The damn monster deserve one every theme he makes...
TeteBruleeFR .Couldn't agree more, every movie he touches, he enhances. He makes everything EPIC!!!
True
In my culture, when one of your parents dies, one of the ways to grieve is not to listen to any songs for an entire year.
Today marks a year since my father passed away suddenly at just 58 years old.
The first thing I listened to after the year passed was this masterpiece.
Thank you, Hanns.
I’m sorry for your loss.
My condolences
What culture? And sorry for your lost
Condolences may you gain strength
What culture are you from?
Simply put:
People love this movie, Men and Women. However, us Men in particular love this movie and this particular soundtrack so much because it speaks to our Inner Masculinity. In relation to Brotherhood, to Competition, to Honor, to Mutual and Recognized Respect, to the greatest Rivalries that later become the greatest Friendships, the desire to be The VERY Best and impose your will upon the world with your own two hands, might, heart, and mind despite what anyone else believes as long as you wholeheartedly believe in yourself!
It's the essence of Our Masculine Souls with a perfect visual and auditory encapsulation on the Silver Screen.
A Perfect Man's Movie! That's why we love this! And this particular soundtrack encapsulates the Masculine Mood. For those who were wondering why, but couldn't quite put your finger on it.
It's the embodiment of the Masculine Experience. Unique to Men. The same way the Feminine Experience in this world is unique to Women, the Masculine Experience in this world is unique to Men.
I'm sure women have a similar experience with a film, or films, that speaks deeply to their Femininity. Something that most women would inherently understand.
God this is pathetic to read
What about women liking this movie? I am a woman and this is probably the best movie I ever watched
Cringe
Music has nothing to do with gender.
As a Brazilian, I would love to see a movie like this covering Prost and Senna rivalry.
That would be epic!
@@braddivac3561 yeah, imegine this song in the lap of gods in 93 or when Senna won his first Brazilian gp with only the 6th gear.
@@braddivac3561 f
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Senna's Biopic is also fantastic. You should definitely check it out.
with mp4/4
today 21/05/2019 nikki lauda died.
But *a legend never dies*
So, then he's still alive. Or what?
@@Claude-Eckel Within each and everyone of us, yes.
Legends make history.
Andy Kashu Sigh, Americans
But also, you have to die to become a legend, then your legacy will last for ever!!!
"A wise man can learn more from his enemies than a fool from his friends...We were both a pair of kids when we met. Hot-headed jerks in Formula 3. Headed nowhere. And now, we're both champions of the world...So don't let me down now. I need you busting my balls. Get back to work." - *Niki Lauda to James Hunt*
thanks man .. these words all I need to start my day... but i lost my friend who was busting my balls
Kenny Tee lllllllllkukkiluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuiiiiiiiiiiiiijjkkkkkkkkkllllla
Kenny Tee 👍🏻
“See you on race day champ”
“You will .... champ”
“You look good Niki, the only one to have his face burnt off and it be an improvement”
Nikki Lauda great work with Lewis. He truly has the GODS OF F1 around him. Your great mentoring Schumachers living inspiration and off course his inner guru Ayrton Senna. You are truly great and we love you !!!!!
Hans Zimmer nailing the score as usual.
This movie is a masterpiece.
This song makes me feel like I could achieve anything. I wish every person who struggles in life could listen to this encouraging masterpiece.
man, i feel you, peace homie❤
Me too🥺I feel strong and powerful
"A wise man gets more use from his enemies than a fool from his friends."
-Baltasar Gracian, The Art of Worldly Wisdom
“My opponent is my teacher; my ego is my enemy” - Renzo Gracie
"Sky is light Blu" - Me
True that
Truly
@@Filia_Noctis thus us u
"a wise man learns more from his enemies than a fool from his friends" very touching this film,
What's the name of the film?
Rush
The dislikes are from the people who lost but didn't win
_LM🅰️OOO!!!_ X'DDD...
Loool😂
Absolutely
This comment is overrated😂😂😂😂
Agreed!
Hamilton v Verstappen 12/12/2021 Abu Dhabi . After seeing this and knowing Niki’s red star will be on the Mercedes’ car just gives me goosebumps of anticipation. Let the best driver win fairly and leave it all on the track
“Win fairly” About that...
Andreas Nikolaus Lauda: 2/22/1949-5/20/2019 🇦🇹
James Simon Wallis Hunt: 8/29/1947- 6/15/1993 🇬🇧
we lost them, but they won our hearts. RIP James Hunt and Niki Lauda.
✌✌😥
👍👍👍👍✌✌✌😥😥
Ayerton Senna
"Wallis", not "Wallace".
@@geraldhaller9906 If I ever happen to have an accident that eventually costs me my life, I hope it is in one go. I would not like to be in a wheelchair. I would not like to be in a hospital suffering from whatever injury it was. If I’m going to live, I want to live fully, very intensely, because I am an intense person. It would ruin my life if I had to live partially. -Ayrton Senna.
Thank god lauda returned to racing to give us two more world championships! Wish Senna could have done the same.
Great, now I have to watch this movie again. :)
Rush
Almost as good as the documentary Senna.
Senna DOC is incredible! Is more than a doc, more than a biografic movie, is the fate of a legend
+Baran Vural Really?
Jaja, me too
Hans Zimmer is Unstoppable 💪💪💪💪
The best is, everything is real.
Thats just pure passion, pure epicness.
This is Formula One.
Hans zimmer is making history in music
❤❤❤
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Zimmer nails it every time with his epic movie themes
every epic film, used some song of Zimmer. For example: Insertion
+Elvis Oliveira lmao,sounds like some porn spoof... "Insertion"
FeralEchoGaming LOL.
+Elvis Oliveira Do you mean Inception?
+NapoleonCaesar05. sorry friends HAHAHAHA, my phone corrects and i didn't see.
inception is the name hahahaha
The fact that this doesn't win the Oscars shocks me
Oscar is no longer good. It's shit.
Oscars are manipulated by the hollywood foreign press. But this movie is a timeless classic.
Rest In Peace James and niki, I’m sure you guys are racing against each other in heaven, with fangio and Senna
Also with Ken and Clark
Also Rindt, Peterson, and Villeneuve
@@jakeeagle3911 Ken Miles?
RIP Legendary Niki!! Can Hans Zimmer be considered the Mozart of this generation? I would say yes
Mozart wrote much more complex music...and much more....so no. But still an epic video showing Niki fighting. Great movie. Great man. RIP.
I would say yes too friend
He is the John Williams of his generation
Greater than Mozart
True that
Twenty five drivers start every season in Formula One, and each year two
of us die. What kind of person does a job like this? Not normal men,
for sure. Rebels, lunatics, dreamers. People who are that desperate to
make a mark, and are prepared to die trying. My name is Niki Lauda, and
racing people know me for two things. The first is my rivalry with him.
.....
I don't know why it became such a big thing. We were just drivers
busting each other's balls. To me this is perfectly normal, but other
people saw in differently. That whatever it was between us went deeper.
The other thing I'm remembered for is what happened on 1st August 1976,
when I was chasing him like an asshole...
- NIKI LAUDA
Words of wisdom
its beautiful
That final scene literally gave me goosebumps
semplicemente fenomenale!!!! Ogni volta che ascolto questo brano e vedo questo video mi vengono i brividi...... Eccezionale!!!
great movie, great song, great actors... RIP Lauda and Hunt🙏
@Novenda Truncheon No he means dead Niki
@Novenda Truncheon He is talking about real Lauda and Hunt. Their actors are alive.
@@AP0ll012 Amigo, If you are a connoisseur of this kind of music, then you can subscribe to my modest channel, where I post pretty beautiful melodies, if it goes, I will post my own in this style
Hans Zimmer: ONE NAME, 1 BILION OF EMOTIONS ❤
Very true mate
I bet they both racing each other in heaven. RIP legends
Genuinely is one of the most inspiring pieces of music ever recorded. I always listen to this when I need to get myself in the mood for writing. Bravo Hans Zimmer
When you hear thunder in the sky, know that Niki and James are going at it again
GOOSEBUMPS !!!!!!!!!!!
Yupp
Wholesome :' ) ...
Wholesome
Without me?! Honestly if I just could show Niki how quick I am around the ring
Hans zimmer, the man who realized me that music is so much powerful thing that can change you, inspires you and helps you to overcome from all fears.
All I can say, Thanks, thanks for all of this.
this is enough : Hans zimmer, the man who realized that music is so much powerful thing that can change you, inspires you and helps you..
Thank you so much
I agree with you. Happy New Year!
I watched this movie based on this soundtrack. Was not disappointed 👍
@Enob Ehtot that's fine 🙂
It's 2050. I still get goosebumps whenever i hear this masterpiece.
My favorite part of the movie was when James beat the shit out of the reporter.
'what when'?
Didn't know we were in 19th century south London
The Dude
HA! Thanks for catching that, musta got autocorrected; supposed to be “was when”
That scene really shows the respect James had for Niki.
Unfortunately, that scene was invented for the movie. It does seem like something James would do, though.
"Go home to your wife. Ask her how you look."
Such an amazing scene!
My friend told me Hanz Zimmer was overrated
We're not friends anymore
good riddance
Yeah
He is though
Because this? Are you liberal?
I expected that your friend is "no more".
3:37 when the chills start to build. That ticking in the background is sublime
A wise man learns more from its enemies than a fool from its friends
The last few minutes of this movie were by far absolutely better than the entire fast and furious saga
Yet you have to give credit for that heart wrenching dedication for Paul in F&F7 with the chosen song and the cars getting separated beyond the hills and highway was just brilliant idea!I know you got carried away listening to this fabulous score but don't you think too, that dedication was very pure to Paul?!
They will back it bro to the next movie they should let him rest in peace
Name of this movie?
@@sheharyarahmed6829 Rush
@@rahilsanghavi9347 thank you!
Best Formula 1 Movie ever. Some Details are not corresponding, but who cares: the whole story runs with an authentic, deep emotion and represents the Lauda-Hunt rivality in a masterpiece shape.
+Marco Maman Grand Prix still best
+Marco Maman that video pathetic! Jumping with formula 1....
+Uroš Žurman when the formula 1 circus goes to the great Nurburgring track in the 70's the formula 1 jump sometime on track ! you can find some vids on youtube for .
ohh you have right, with those aerodinamics it's possible, but now should be impossible that formula 1 jumps.
In 1976 I was 9 years old and I remember the moment (1st August) when the news of Lauda's heavy crash turned around the world; I was terribly distraught. So I speak from having lived all firsthand. Not all the races were broadcasted on TV, but those who were broadcasted I saw them all and I can assure you that Ron Howards movie is the best ever made in terms of fidelity to details, dynamics of the race and characters of the protagonists.
Wieder hat es Hans geschafft eine grandiose Musik zu Einem noch grandioserem Film zu kompunieren.
Diese Spezielle Freund-/Feindschaft zwischen Lauda und Hunt ist bis heute faszinierend und einzigartig in der Formel 1.
Nun können Sie beide auf der ewigen Rennstrecke fahren.
R.I.P Champions.
Wir werden euch nie vergessen eure Erfolge und eure spezielle Beziehung zueinander bleiben auf ewig mit der Formel 1 verbunden.
Truly, I believe, one of Zimmer's top 10 compositions of his career. Certainly in my top 5.
Even though I'm Austrian, I've never paid much attention to Niki Lauda (as a racer) and the Formula One in general, but DAMN, that was a great movie with an outstanding soundtrack.
austian are self possessed.. . me too i didnt pay too but after this movie and his story He is N1 in sport..every one writes about Senna, but Senna crushed into Prost 2 times to disturb to win.. Lauda is self made man without any money from parents.. and pure winner.
Need a movie like this with Senna and Prost. The fucking beauty of this movie was amazing, but we now need it with the two more greats.
That would be awesome!
Senna has a documentary on him that isn’t so bad though 🤷🏻♂️👌🏼
@@anirudhrnandan Thats actually my favorite sports documentary ever. But if they did do a movie, with the right talent behind it, I wouldn't say no. Something along the lines of Rush.
Quiet t True, it would be an added bonus
After that Schumi and Mika?
Rest in peace NIKI
Rest in peace JAMES
Many years before I introduced Hans Zimmer to her, she had already developed a profound admiration for Hans Zimmer's music. She shared with me her deep affection for his compositions, such as those from "Interstellar," which she frequently enjoyed in solitude. Today she introduced me to this soundtrack, I hadn't listened before I don't know how, it's so beautiful, so yeah "Lost But Won" indeed for me.
"lost but won" is not just a song. It is a philosophy in life. Sometimes we feel that we are at a juncture in life where everything seems uncertain. Everything seems lost. We feel that nothing is working in our favour. But it is when you are truly lost you find a version of yourself that teaches you something about yourself. You realise that there have been many before you and there will be many after you but there will be nobody like you. When you feel lost, don't despair, because that is when you have truly found yourself. And when you have found your true self, when you actually find what lengths you are capable of scaling despite falling, failing and "losing", you have not failed but actually won. There cannot be a greater win in life than finding your true self. And you, have not lost, but won.
@@bharaviyadav8510 Thank you!! Means a lot.
Hunt : So in many ways, I feel responsible for what happend,
Niki : You were...
Niki : But trust me.. watching you win those races while I was fighting for my life, you were equally responsible for getting me back in the car.
Perhaps the most powerful words ever spoken from frenemy to frenemy.
😭😭😭😭😭😭 RIP KING RAT!!!!
@@AppleLauda_destroyer99942 "Do you think it offends me? Calling me a rat? No, it doesn't. Rats, sure they may be ugly, but they are intelligent and have a strong survival instinct!" -Niki Lauda
That sentence probably includes a dangling participle. A tidbit I learned from College Humor's Grammar Nazi sketch.
I just rolled this comment to 1k because it's a great quote
Story of my life; minus the beautiful women, the fame and the race cars.
I understand, I understand
@pigwa genonefa how that can be a loser, he is indeed a fighter if his words are true.
Then also worth it
😂
So who's your competitor?
This movie never fails to give me goosebumps all the time
RUSH 2013 never disappoints with this MASTERPIECE.
One of the best movies ever and Hans Zimmer's background score is epic, givez you goosebumps.
Hans Zimmer, as usual, proves that he is the best modern era composer
How Daniel Brühl did not win an Oscar from this baffles me, unbelievable performance.
Diese Musik... dieser Film... Gänsehaut... alles gute zum Geburtstag Nikki... 😢
The true story & the film, both were really fascinating & inspiring. The background score...any words will be less for the legend Mr. Hans
hans zimmer is a genius
Ashley Schaeffer a god
I've seen Rush movie like 12 or 13 times I guess since it was first released. and every time I watch it, it still moves me. it's one of the very few that I really love. :)
Agreed. I've seen it about a dozen times and I feel the same. The 70's and 80's were the best in F1, imo. I still sorta kinda follow it today but it doesn't grab me near as hard as it did back then. Of course, being Canadian, Villeneuve's death took the wind out of my sails and when Senna died, well, that just about ended it for me. Just didn't have the enthusiasm much after that.
12/12/21 max verstappen vs lewis Hamilton
Lets gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
These 2 reckless drivers, disowned by their families, risking their lives each day showed us no matter how strong is the rivalry but the respect always comes First ❤️. Will be in our hearts forever, respect for both the legends ❤️👑
This scene whole better than fast furious movie
Than fast and furious saga*
Don't mention that mindless crap in the same sentence with Rush.
do not compare F&F and Rush - one is CREATED story
inspired by illegal races in USA made for fun, other was made to share the very touching TRUE story of Niki Lauda and his
rivalry with James Hunt.
@keagan snow Also, F&F was never meant to be serious. From the start, it was silly and ridiculous with little touches of seriousness to keep the movie from being an outright comedy. Rush would better be compared to a movie like Hacksaw Ridge. They're entirely different stories, but the core of them is the same. They're about one man, a legend, who was determined to succeed in his field by any means necessary
FF oh not even watched a trailer.. Rush is an epic pls don't compare to that
Through action, a Man becomes a Hero
Through death, a Hero becomes a Legend
Rest in peace you absolute L E G E N D !
But senna became well before his untimely death
Through time, legend becomes myth
hearing myth, man takes action
The Greatest moment in F1 history was this Moment
They Portrayed it Amazingly
My grandfather once say: ,,a legend lives on as long as it is remembered"
We haven't fogotten Niki
You were wise grandpa i won't forget you
I remember watching the finale in Japan. This is so authentic!!!
Did you see anything?
Niki Lauda: "You know James, in hospital, the toughest part of my treatment was the vacuum. Pumping the shit out of my lungs. It was hell. And while doing it, I was watching television. You winning all my points."
James Hunt: "Your points?"
Niki Lauda:" 'That bastard Hunt,' I would say. 'I hate that guy.' And then one day, the doctor came and said, 'Mr. Lauda, may I offer a piece of advice? Stop thinking of it as a curse to have been given an enemy in life. It can be a blessing, too. A wise man gets more from his enemies than a fool from his friends.' And you know what? He was right. Look at us. We were both a pair of kids when we met. Hot-headed jerks in Formula 3. Disowned by our families. Headed nowhere. And now, we're both champions of the world. It was not bad, huh?"
James Hunt: "No, it's not bad."
Niki Lauda: "So don't let me down now. I need you busting my balls. Get back to work."
James Hunt: "I will, Niki, I will. But I intend to enjoy myself first. Some of life needs to be for pleasure. What's the point of having a million cups and medals and planes if you don't have any fun? How is that winning? I'll see you on race day, champ."
Niki Lauda: "You will, champ."
James Hunt: "You look good, Niki. The only guy to have his face burnt off and it be an improvement."
I don't know, I am automatically reading those lines in their voices. I can't change it. I'll never change it. I have only one wish, God, please give me a seat in the stands.. I know they are now racing in the heaven.
@@soorejsbabu Amigo, If you are a connoisseur of this kind of music, then you can subscribe to my modest channel, where I post pretty beautiful melodies, if it goes, I will post my own in this style
Great script
Niki Lauda: "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."
@@doctoremil2678 that is almost the saddest part of the movie when Laura narrates at the end ....saying this it was miraculous Laura survived the crash so in his view he had to make the most of his second chance at life ..
Darum liebe ich es und bin stolz Deutscher zu sein
Erster Deutscher Kommentar
Stolzer Deutscher 💪🏻💪🏻
@@hsbshdhjbrbrbrjr Entgegen alle Lügen über unsere Geschichte haben Wir allen Grund stolz zu sein!
thnx to hans zimmer and all the commenters... i wtched this movie . an then searched this video to thank you all... it's my one of the fav. movie. true definition of passion....
Terribly underappreciated movie and score. Absolutely flawless from start to finish with none of the excessive melodrama and hijinks that normally surround sports movie, especially racing movies.
This is Ron Howard's finest film. Not the terrible Robert Langdon movies.
And I have no words for Hans Zimmer. He is what he is. Brilliant.
I listened to this while in my small Ford Fiesta, overtaking a lorry on the motorway.
Never in my life have I felt so powerful.
The salute then nod to each other always gets me misty. Thank you for this video. The editing was perfect!! Hans Zimmer ROCKS!!!
Song reminds me of my organ donor whom her family lost a daughter at age nineteen whom was murdered and her entire future. She gave eight of us that received her living organs a second chance at life. Tremendous loss for her family, and a win for those she saved... that is sorrow... when tragedy pays for life. My donor's living left kidney in my body has filtered 330 tons of my blood since December 7th, 2011. She was a ballet, lyrical and jazz dancer from age 3 to age 19 and died young. Her left kidney in my body is 29 years old, and the first video I saw of her was this. I lost it when I saw the video for a long time in tears... lost but won... what a price to pay to be alive... changes a human when some one dies for a life literally... and reminds me of John 15 verse 13... “13 Greater love hath no man than this, that a man (or woman) lay down his life for his friends.” I am still alive nine and a half years after this young lady was murdered and saved my life as an organ donor... amazing friend... she is the best friend I have ever had in my life... this is the lady in this video... and her left kidney is alive in my body...ua-cam.com/video/r6GIOo6gBGM/v-deo.html
Inspires me. This got me up on my feet when I was fallen down. When I was just crying and thought I have nothing left in my life after my own lovely and closest friends back stabbed me. This made me feel I'm bigger than all of them and a lot better than what I think I am. I don't need those idiots to define me. I alone am enough to face anything. Thank you Sir, Hans Zimmer. Tons of respect for you.
I feel the same...as if I'm in the same boat as u
+1
It really sucks to learn who your friends are the hard way :/ I can identify with this. Much strength to you.
Sumeet Kumar Yadav When we rely on ourselves and trust and believe in us then whatever anyone else says particularly people who treat us badly can leave!
Sumeet Kumar Yadav If they back stabbed you then they never was really your friends. That s just my opinion.
this movie is very underrated and its amazing by the story which is impactful and incredibly told. it was directed by an oscar winner ron howard and the performances of "thor" chris hemsworth and daniel bruhl were incredible. daniel bruhl should have gotten an oscar nomination for this movie but unfortunately he didnt. hans zimmer as always scores such epic and amazing music like this one. every time i hear i imagine myself in the future behind the wheel of dodge viper just speeding down the road 200 mph feeling the wind in my hair. it gives me chills. i am happy zimmer is returning to score BvS
I sobbed when I saw the scene with the Nurburgring crash that scarred Lauda’s body for life. It is so heart-wrenching to watch.
I recently watched this movie. My goodness it was such a well-made movie. I am glad. I watched. it. Daniel Bruhl my goodness what an actor.
one of the best movies ever ! and zimmer .. genius
margarettize Zimmer never fails to deliver a masterpiece and something new and revolutionary. I hope he never stops pushing the boundaries of film score music.
Chris Hemsworth is overrated as THOR , underrated as HUNT
overrated? He is better than most avengers' actors
nope ... he's rated just fine
@Sankalp Mishra He is Underrated as thor
@@enzoferrari5991 only in looking handsome
@stev ano i think a cheaper crack.
Impossible stop watching and LISTENING This video again and again
I cried like a baby at the end of this movie. One the best movies of all time.
How this movie name,bro?
@@romanabramovich7732 RUSH
@@ninad.a thanks,cool movie