Ford v Ferrari Review

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Streaming Movie-

Ford vs. Ferrari

Release Date: 14th November 2019 - Australia

Production Companies

Twentieth Century Fox (presents)

Chernin Entertainment

TSG Entertainment

Turnpike Films

Distribution

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Australia

Genre: Drama

Rating: M

Runtime: 152 minutes

Budget: $97,600,000

Box Office Gross: $167,610,353 (Worldwide - figure subject to change)

Plot Summary

Former race car driver turned automotive designer Carroll Shelby was given an important assignment to build a new Ford vehicle with the intention of beating Ferrari. Together with British race car driver Ken Miles at the wheel, they faced corporate interference, laws of physics and their own personal demons as they sought to compete with Ferrari at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans race in France.

Cast

Matt Damon - Carroll Shelby

Christian Bale - Ken Miles

Jon Bernthal - Lee

Lacocca

Caitriona Balfe - Mollie Miles

Ray McKinnon - Phil Remington

Tracy Letts - Henry Ford II

Josh Lucas - Leo Beebe

Noah Jupe - Peter Miles

Remo Girone - Enzo Ferrari

JJ Feild - Roy Lunn

Jack McMullen - Charlie Agapiou

Corrado Invernizzi - Franco Gozzi

Joe Williamson - Don Frey

Christopher Darga - John Holman

Shawn Law - Al 'Gus' Scussel

Darrin Prescott - Bob Bondurant

Alex Gurney - Dan Gurney

Benjamin Rigby - Bruce McLaren

Ben Collins - Denny Hulme

Francesco Bauco - Lorenzo Bandini

Guido Cocomello - Ludo Scarfiotti

Adam Mayfield - Lloyd Ruby

Sean Carrigan - Walt Hangsgen

Lachlan Buchanan - Celebrity MC - Cloverfield
Giles Matthey - Lance Reventlow
Rudolf Martin - Dieter Voss
Darin Cooper - Reporter - Sam
Wallace Langham - Dr. Granger
Jonathan LaPaglia - Pit Engineer - Eddie
Brad Beyer - Eddie - Costumer
Giovanni Cirfiera - Gianni Agnelli
Ward Horton - Test Driver - Burt
Luigi Debiasse - Ford Italian Translator - Gary
Tanner Foust - Ronnie Bucknum
Grace Fae - Ford Secretary - Grace
Jan Munroe - Edwin Turley
Marisa Petroro - Mrs. Henry Ford
Leif Carlgren - Ford Exec Sean Reed
Larsen Deane - Shelby Pit Crew - Ronnie Larson
Craig Frosty Silva - Shelby Pit Crew - Frosty
Mark Krenik - Shelby Pit Crew - Smokey
Thomas John Rudolph - Shelby Pit Crew - Big Mug

Crew

Producer/Director - James Mangold

Writers - Jez & John Henry Butterworth
and Jason Keller
Executive Producers - Dani Bernfeld,
Kevin Halloran, Michael Mann and
Adam Somner
Producers - Peter Chernin and
Jenno Topping
Co-Producer/Post-Production Supervisor -
Aaron Downing
Casting - Ronna Kress
Production Designer - Francois Audouy
Set Decorator - Peter Lando
Costume Designer - Daniel Orlandi
Cinematography - Phedon Papamichael
Second Unit Director - Darrin Prescott
Stunt Coordinator - Robert Nagle
Special Effects Supervisors - Mark R. Byers
and Charles-Axel Vollard
Visual Effects Supervisor - Olivier Dumont
Film Editors - Andrew Buckland,
Michael McCusker and Dirk Westervelt
Music - Marco Beltrami and Buck Sanders

Review

I have been a huge fan of Ford and watched most of the races they won at Mount Panorama every year. Unfortunately, I didn't watch any of the other races that Ford had participated in much of Australia as well as in other regions. I was unaware of the historical event of Ford winning at the notable Le Mans race in 1966, that the movie was based on. I also didn't know about the rivalry that Ford had with Ferrari as well as the introduction of the fastest vehicle that was built for this race called the Ford GT. What really intrigued me to go see this film was not just my interest in Fords and the racing sequences, but also the two featured actors Matt Damon and Christian Bale, who consistently give amazing performances.

'FORD V FERRARI' was a three-hour biopic that captures the huge motorsport event that was set in the sixties. The film was an adrenaline rush and was boosted by Damon and Bale's credible talents. It was interesting to see these two stars portray these historical figures and their chemistry helped fuel their dynamic and balance it in 'FORD V FERRARI'. James Mangold was an interesting choice of director for this movie and has clearly outdone himself in terms of his own craftsmanship. I was impressed in the film's racing coordination that made me feel like a spectator of an actual race.

Definitely one of the most superb films to come out in 2019, 'FORD V FERRARI' is perfect for any fan of motorsport, but also lovers of biopic dramas. Nobody should miss this movie and here's hoping that 'FORD V FERRARI' will land in the race for the Oscars. I'd be disappointed if the film didn't win Best Picture.

Star rating: (10/10) Best Movie Ever