does anyone know if the entire premiere event is available somewhere online cause I actually recorded it when it first came on but I lost the recording and I cant find it online.
One of the absolute greatest characters on television ever, anywhere in the world. This Persian boy watched him, and was immediately fascinated by him over fifty years ago in Iran. And I'm still a fan years after he's passed on. I can no longer wish him to live long and prosper ... so I will just wish for him to rest in peace.
Daniel's work as an actor is doing justice to the work of Lauda as a racing driver. Which just leaves the bimbo on the right on the other side of things... Such a waste, nothing remotely evoques James Hunt coming from Chris, no accent no Bristish educated maneers, no charm not even the haircut. Simply ridiculous. A real shame because the movie lacks tons on that side of the story, just because of a lazy actor and a director that should had requested full implication or get him fired. See the film as a lost oportunity. As only Lauda gets justice and James becomes a clown, a shadow of the great character he was. Rest in peace both drivers.
Der Film ist für mich in vielerlei Hinsicht underrated. Erzählt eine tolle Geschichte mit einem tollen Gespür für die Figuren (auch wenn es natürlich in vielen Hinsichten überspitzt ist für die Dramaturgie), erzeugt irrsinnig gut die Faszination des Rennen Fahrens, lässt einen ständig im unklaren, mit wem man nun sympathisieren soll, kommt ohne Füllmaterial und Längen aus, die Schauspieler sind durchweg wirklich gut bis komplett überragend, und der Soundtrack für mich einer der größten aus dem preisgekrönten umfangreichen Repertoire von Hans Zimmer. Es hätten viele Oskars gewonnen werden müssen, für die es nicht mal eine Nominierung gab
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Zachary Quinto may have looks like an excellent Spock but his acting doing Spock was horrible. He was to emotional and whiny. He came across as a discount parody of Leonard Nimoy’s Spock. The romantic relationship between Spock and Uhura was illogical and force. The relationship actually distracted from the movie. Zachary Quinto is a extremity boring actor in about everything he has been in. This is my personal opinion.
This whole film was a clinic on acting. The only one who didn't fit was Demi Moore. She's talented and been in some great stuff over the years, but I just think she was miscast in this one. Slight blemish on an otherwise great film.
@@cz2165 Andrea Parker is my #1 choice for any dark female chatacter. Eva Green would have been my #2, and I think her European accent would have added more intrigue to the character.
Fun fact, that is if the Hammer Museum in this video is the one on Wilshire Boulevard in LA. … here goes: The roof of the high rise Hammer Museum is the one that Batman and Robin fly over in the Batcopter in the 1966 movie, where the girls in bikinis all wave to the daring duo as they are on their way out to the ocean where ultimately Batman nearly gets his leg eaten off by a shark until Robin inches down the ladder with the very effective shark repellent Batspray. It’s true I tell you.
Basically if you are able to make enough money for your bosses , they will look the other way even if it's criminal. When the bubble gets big enough , they know the government will step in to bail them out because they won't let the entire system fail. The poor investors get ripped off in the end and people lives are destroyed with the lies of "secure investments". The companies that were supposed to rate the investments ( Moody's and Standard & Poor's ) had become corrupt and were only interested in their commissions . They were the real criminals because they allowed junk bonds to be rated as triple A bonds. The management of both should have gone to jail.
