Rush 2013

Everyone's driven by something.

7.72 / 10   6854 vote(s)
R
Drama Action

In the 1970s, a rivalry propels race car drivers Niki Lauda and James Hunt to fame and glory — until a horrible accident threatens to end it all.

Release Date 2013-09-02
Runtime 2h 3m
Directors Ron Howard, Anthony Dod Mantle, Lee Grumett, Patrick Rolfe, Todd Hallowell, Michael Wood
Producers Brian Oliver, Peter Morgan, Todd Hallowell, Eric Fellner, Brian Grazer, Tyler Thompson, Andrew Eaton, Ron Howard, Tobin Armbrust, Mark Mallouk, Guy East, Peter Mallouk, Tim Bevan, Nigel Sinclair, Moriah Etherington-Sparks, Anita Overland, Alex Hope, Jim Hajicosta, Daniel Hetzer, Kay Niessen, Jens Meurer, Gernot Schaffler
Writer Peter Morgan

Awesome, the best racing movie since grand prix 👍

fernandocbl

Rush isn’t just a good racing movie. It’s an excellent film, period.

Ron Howard pumps adrenaline straight into your veins with rivalry, risk, and high-stakes racing. The cinema and storytelling make the audience feel the intensity and danger of every race. Drivers are horribly disfigured and even die, forcing characters to stare their own mortality down every time they sit behind the wheel. Each character responds differently as they grapple with the peril of doing what they love. I didn’t expect to enjoy this movie, but the true story of Niki Lauda and James Hunt, told with Howard’s powerful realism and grit, was incredibly captivating. The racing scenes are beautifully filmed and framed with compelling character-driven storytelling. Be wanted, the R-rating results in some nudity and sex scenes, but if you are willing to fast forward or skip ahead, the rest of the film is worth it. I mean, Thor vs. Baron Zemo in race cars? What’s not awesome about that?

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