Ford v Ferrari

[Chef2]

I'm very very excited to see this.

 

[terrier]

Nice. Now the TWO movies I most want to see this year are based on late sixties true stories.

 

[garrow]

Looks very cool. Mangold is a solid director.

 

[bigpern23]

I just saw this today and it looks awesome. I love Carrol Shelby's designs. Looking forward to this.

 

[qtlaw]

I saw the preview Sat and had no idea this was coming out. So nostalgic. Very cool looking.

 

[Michael_ Gee]

I have the book the movie is based on, "Go Like Hell" and I must say that's a better title than "Ford v. Ferrari." Needless to say I will be there on the first ****ing day it opens.

 

[Scout]

Nice to see Matt Damon in a good movie again.

Bale just owns the screen in everything he does.

 

[Driftwood]

Looks great. Unfortunately, I live in an area where movies like this never come, so I'll have to wait until it pops up on TV.

 

[typefitter]

I have the book the movie is based on, "Go Like Hell" and I must say that's a better title than "Ford v. Ferrari." Needless to say I will be there on the first ****ing day it opens.

The trailer looks good, but seriously, that's one of the worst titles to come around in a long, long time. How do you not use Go Like Hell?

 

[Michael_ Gee]

The trailer looks good, but seriously, that's one of the worst titles to come around in a long, long time. How do you not use Go Like Hell?

I have to assume the Ford Motor Co. is heavily involved in financing this picture.

 

[Scout]

Looks great. Unfortunately, I live in an area where movies like this never come, so I'll have to wait until it pops up on TV.

You don't have a theater at all?

This looks like a major Thanksgiving release.

 

[Scout]

I have to assume the Ford Motor Co. is heavily involved in financing this picture.

Lee Iaccoca never looked like that.

 

[justgladtobehere]

A Rolling Stones song in a trailer? It doesn't get more hackneyed than that.

The worst thing about Scorsese is his overuse of songs in his movies.

 

[Driftwood]

You don't have a theater at all?

This looks like a major Thanksgiving release.

Yeah, we have an eight-screen AMC, but if it's not Avengers, Godzilla, John Wick, etc... they aren't booking it.

Ford v Ferrari is truly only going to appeal to a limited audience, and the theater isn't interested in taking up space for a dozen people per show. It's sort of like the Tolkien movie that came out earlier.

 

[terrier]

Yeah, we have an eight-screen AMC, but if it's not Avengers, Godzilla, John Wick, etc... they aren't booking it.

Ford v Ferrari is truly only going to appeal to a limited audience, and the theater isn't interested in taking up space for a dozen people per show. It's sort of like the Tolkien movie that came out earlier.

But Damon gives it the star appeal it needs for a big release, Bale's genius notwithstanding. Another triumphant SNL appearance around release day wouldn't hurt.

 

[typefitter]

Long ago, a movie based on a story of mine was slated to star Bale and Damon. Then it fell apart. I will confess that I've watched this trailer a few times now, and it stings a little each time. It's like squirting lemon juice into an old cut. But I wonder, vainly, whether they've been trying to work together since way back then.

 

[TigerVols]

It’s a $100 million movie with Disney distribution. It will be in every theater complex in America for at least 3 weeks.

 

[TigerVols]

The trailer looks good, but seriously, that's one of the worst titles to come around in a long, long time. How do you not use Go Like Hell?

Because the Go Like Hell version starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt and directed by Michael Mann fell apart a few years back. This one is NOT based on the book.

 

[Songbird]

Ford v. Ferrari is a perfect title.

The other one is vague bull****.