This film not only stimulates adrenaline, but also shoots two men with bipolar personality but with outstanding talents, two men who are not sad and unpretentious, and are truly worthy of the title of dream chaser. Meeting such opponents and friends in life is luck that can't be obtained by burning incense and worshipping Buddha. Lauda's intelligence and tenacity are undoubtedly a leader in any industry. Hunt's life is like that kind of bird, really every feather is covered with the glory of freedom.
What they live out is life. He is happy, self, and completely conscious. He has chosen every step of his feet, and he is tenacious, genius, and diligent to make every step of his feet shine.
The memories of Lauda's old age are like the best vintage wine, good enough to be kept in the museum, good enough to be taken into the auction house, this is happiness. Hunt is not bad, he was still romantic when he died, and he could also be a perpetual motion machine. Perhaps it was happier for him than dying when his body became a bond of freedom.
Regarding the concluding remarks, I can only say that this is a model of hot-blooded movies! As a female audience please nympho! Please be jealous as a male audience!
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