"Very Speed" is adapted from real characters and events. Ron Howard, a master who has always been good at directing this type of subject matter, did not stick to the realism of traditional biopics, but through the description of a large number of racing scenes while truly restoring history. It brings more sensory stimulation to the audience, and maximizes the restoration of the struggle, competition, confrontation and friendship between the two genius racers James Hunter and Nicky Ronda. The two protagonists not only worked hard to get closer to the prototype in terms of expression and demeanor, but also meticulously imitated the appearance of the real character in terms of clothing and modeling, in order to restore the appearance of the real character, especially Daniel's interpretation of Nicki's face after an accident in the stadium. The burned makeup makes Daniel infinitely close to Nicky, which looks almost exactly the same from the photo. In addition to the closeness of appearance, the two actors are also very attentive to the internal research of the characters. Chris Hemsworth's interpretation of James Hunt is bohemian and romantic, and Daniel Bruch's version of Nicky Rhonda is solemn and serious, unsmiling. ()
Director Ron Howard did not drag the narrative rhythm of the film, but the plot moved quickly but was very tight, the racing scene was full of liveness, and the use of light and shadow reproduced the scene of the 1970s; the well-known screenwriter Pete Morgan said that the story of the film is very difficult to write. , But also very good to tell a good story. The soundtrack of the film is also good, and the performances of the two male protagonists are outstanding. ()
