Ferrari (Michael Mann, December 25, 2023) Movie • Page 5

Overall I enjoyed this but Driver’s wig was distracting. Woodley, what’re you doing?? Someone’s phone rang during the entire argument about Ferrari not saving his dying son. Also I knew the crash scene was coming and I didn’t laugh but the CGI was so bad it took me out of it for a second.

 

Also I don’t know if it was my theater but some weird stuff going on with the sound especially the foley work.

 

agreed entirely

 

gross feeling

 

This was good. But there are many contenders for worst accent unfortunately. That car crash is going to be imprinted in my brain forever.

 

Just sat down to watch this!

 

Just got to the crash scene and uhhh wow, I kinda saw it coming but it was also a bit of a shock to me, especially since I don’t know the story at all.

 

Hitting digital tomorrow

 

i cant stop laughing at the crash scenes. The first one during testing was insanely stupid but this one is hysterical. How in the world did they think it was a good idea to release such ridiculously shit quality in a movie like this?

This is why I refuse to know anything about a movie before I watch lmao

 

that last crash was just too silly looking for me.

 

the second one is brutal once you see the aftermath but i agree as it's happening it looked a bit silly

 

Honestly would have been better if he hits the thing in the road and the screen goes black.

 

The human body is silly. Machines can rip right thru us like butter

 

Really feel bad for anyone that has ever earnestly attempted to watch a movie with you

 

Why?

 

hulu 5/24

 

^^^

 

Michael Mann Launches New Online Archive and Provides Heat 2 Update

"To close out, a word on Heat 2: Mann says he’s “deep into writing” an adaptation of his and Meg Gardiner’s novel––enough that it’s hoped production will start the end of this year or early 2025. “I can’t talk about that” was his clean, professional, don’t-let-yourself-get-attached-to-anything response to rumors of Adam Driver and Austin Butler’s involvement. (Certainly no word since we heard last year that Jeremy Allen White and Channing Tatum were seeking roles.) Such star power would naturally propel the movie’s chances a great deal, and it’s wonderful to see him undeterred by Ferrari‘s (undeserved) box-office failure or (meaningless) awards issues. But this archive makes clear there’s plenty value in the past."