RUSH (2013) MOVIE REACTION Part 2

[@TheHomiesReact]

For Part 1 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWa7iIKEbM5qea8

[@captwrecked]

Niki gave a wonderful interview that you can find on YT talking about James. They were actually quite close friends. Great Reaction!

[@LoaRicardo]

Lauda died in 2019, was champion of the World 3 times, two after the accident. Is considered one of the greatest ever

[@abhaychaudhuri5636]

He’s also the guy to put Mercedes on the map for the last 7/8 years.

[@ramonpandolfi9683]

TOP 3 with Senna of course

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

@@ramonpandolfi9683 Sorry, but Senna is not near the Top. In point of driver skills and outperforming a car, there is only one, Jim Clark ... I mean come on, in 1965, Clark was World Champion in EVERY motorsport class there was. At second place comes Alonso, he showed this year in Baku and France how good he still is, with that bad Alpine.

[@ramonpandolfi9683]

@@thomasnieswandt8805 I'm sorry if I let you know that I understand motorsport, don't get me wrong, I'm just a young Brazilian and I couldn't even see the biggest idol my country had in action, so forgive me for my English too. As a Brazilian, I think it's my duty to give Senna a place on the podium of the best of all times in Formula 1, he not only drove in the rain like no one else, he also won several records and awards. So forgive me but for me and all Brazilians I know, Ayrton was one of the best drivers in history..

[@arthurcassuli]

@@thomasnieswandt8805 Sorry, but I'm afraid you'd have to ask Hamilton or Schumacher who is the best to ever do it, and they would answer you it was Senna. He is top 1 for most people or at least top 3. I respect your opinion but I'm afraid you're very alone on that opinion.

[@AlexAmez]

Nik was an advisor for the movie. First time Daniel Brühl (the actor that plays Niki) met him for the first time Niki called him invited him and said" bring hand luggage, in case we dont like each other you can easly fly back" thah man was so straight forward :D

[@kylereese4822]

I wonder if the respectful rivalry is still there where ever there souls are now ?? as with all the other greats drivers that are no longer with us..... Race In Peace....

[@alinac5512]

Lmao, I didnt know that Story.

[@gravenewworld6521]

KYLE kyle they became very close friends. When Hunt stopped racing and his life fell apart Lauda came to England and got him back on his feet. When he met Hunt’s son, Freddie, he said, “I loved your father.” There’s a lot of videos where he tells some great Hunt stories.

[@KayoMichiels]

And fly back was meant literally as Niki Lauda flew with his own jet.

[@housesports000]

@@kylereese4822 the rivalry actually wasn’t as bad as the movie stated, they were good friends off the track even in Formula 3 and Formula 1

[@jozupiwa883]

Niki Lauda, who approved the film, said it was 80 percent correct about the facts. Daniel Brühl (who played him) met him to form the character. Lauda was F1 world champion in 1975, 1977 and 1984. He died on May 20, 2019.

[@DarkNorthEmperor]

"20%. Not 1% more!"

[@derechteskunk]

@@DarkNorthEmperor nicez ;)

[@Halbi1987]

If it would have been 100% right, it would be a porn :D I mean people who know James Hunt talked about the 20% they left out :D

[@toxuthat6988]

I am too young to have seen Niki Lauda race, but like many I grew up watching him as a commentator at Formula 1 races on German TV. So you could be tricked into believing he was just this grumpy old man with half a face. But I remember a few occasions when he was doing interviews at the race track, and people spotted him and suddenly the whole crowd started chanting his name, and you were reminded that he was once the god of this sport.

[@GoeroegViktor]

In an interview Lauda said the hardest point in his life was to listen the flight recorder of Lauda Air Flight 004 which crashed. He was a pilot in his airline, and usually flew the Vienna - Bankok route. The pilots were his friends, and he had to listen their last moments. 223 ppl died. Ironic, his burn was not the hardest for him. Rest in peace champ

[@TheShockninja]

That is heartbreaking to read. God bless those souls that were lost.

[@sifkn]

I heard him say that the crash site was the hardest thing he had to deal with. He flew after the crash over there and saw how locals searched the corpses for valuables. He messed with Boeing and managed to pay compensation for the relatives alsö not blame the pilots and through constant annoyance from Boeing, many safety aspects were introduced. Niki Lauda was the man, tough but always fair. An idol for me as an Austrian

[@jameswg13]

@@TheShockninja he got heavily involved in the investigation he even flew planes himself to figure out what went wrong and he went directly to Boeing and Chased it up with them that what happened happened and why Boeing was in the wrong

[@TripleTSingt]

Laudas accident (which was completely a technical failure amplified by the wet surface) shook F1 to its core. They never raced on the Nürburgring Nordschleife again, but started using the brand new Nürburgring GP course in '84. Some safety equipment got introduced after the crash, like fireproof balaclavas. His comeback is one of THE greatest stories F1 ever produced…

[@MrBellsa61]

Criminally underrated movie. Bruhl kills it, Hemsworth is his usual charming self, and the supporting cast were perfect. Racing shots weren't quite Ford v Ferrari level imo but they were still incredible.

[@rikardottosson1272]

I mean they had a minuscule budget compared to what they would have needed. They faked most of the 1976 races using F3-based replicas on one single track.

[@DarthVader-ig6ci]

05:30 The old Nurburgring track was 28 kilometres long, while most other circuits are 3-7 kilometres. Given the length of Nurburgring and the very few numver of marshals to cover the entirety of the circuit Niki had to spend a few moments in fire more than he would have had to in some other circuit in case of a similar accident.

[@N.A.O.H_123]

I think it was 22.8 km

[@waynec3563]

The Nürburgring Nordschleife used for the 1976 German Grand Prix was 22km long. That made it difficult to have enough fire marshals around the track, and why it took so long to get the fire extinguishers to the crash site. It was 42 days between Lauda's crash in Germany and race day in Italy where Lauda finished 4th.

[@nirfz]

Two aditionaly things about Nikki: he didn't keep his trophies. He gave them away. (not later in his life, right after getting home, some he didn't even bring home. He never cared for trophies). And second: When he got his first airline, he piloted planes himself on normal flights. So you could actually unknowingly enter the plane and when the captain was speaking it could turn out to be him. (And he cleaned the cockpit himself. After getting asked he said: if i demand it from my pilots i have to do it myself too.)

[@komandorbentus2731]

Today pit stop in Formula 1 record time is 1.82s. Made by Red Bull team during GP Brazil 2019. Yes, they have changed tyres in less than 2 seconds. Also today every tenth of second matter. Sometimes even 0.001 but still very rarely. Niki Lauda passed away in 2019 right before GP Monako race. Mercedes F1 Team to honour him has left a red star on every race car engine coverage. (allegory for Niki's red cap, he wore this cap his entire life). Niki Lauda had a huge respect from entire F1 paddock. He helped to build one of the biggest F1 team, Mercedes wchich won 7 times in a row consectutive championships. History has been made. Also he helped to increase safety in F1. A scene with a "shitbox" became popular meme, especially during 2020 season, when Ferrari produced really bad car, SF-1000. What is most interesting, Niki Lauda said, this film is actually 80% accurate to what happened. I really recommend to watch Le Mans 66 (Ford vs Ferrari) movie. You will enjoy it a lot. Based on true story also. Less accurate, but well done.

[@willgeary6086]

Have to do Ford vs Ferrari after this

[@B0mber44]

Seconded

[@icebreaker4354]

Rip Nikki lauda, he passed away in 2019. Now they both are rivals/friends in heaven Before Nikki’s accident they had some sort of friendship

[@gravenewworld6521]

After the accident they became very close

[@kosmokenny]

His face was actually quite a bit worse than shown in the movie, but they couldn't really burn the actors eyelids to the point he couldn't blink

[@jagwolf8079]

they could, but they weren't that commited to the role... amateurs

[@trummtrummtraktikitak]

@@jagwolf8079 yes hayden christensen burnt himself and cut his arms and legs for the role in star wars

[@jagwolf8079]

@@trummtrummtraktikitak That's nothing, you should've seen how commited were some little kids in their performance a couple of scenes before that...

[@Apis4]

Really great movie and great to see you ladies enjoying it. Fun Fact: The footage of the accident on the TV that Hunt is watching, is not the footage of the accident we saw in the first instance. The footage of the crash in the movie, was shot for the movie. The footage on the TV in the garage Hunt watches, is the ACTUAL REAL CRASH, it was actually caught on film, and Ron Howard so faithfully created it in the movie that it plays almost exactly as it happened that day. For anyone interested, they can watch the real crash here on KZbin. Also, the driver decapitated, was Austrian driver Helmuth Koinigg, it was not embellishment for Hollywood. In 1974, at Watkins Glen, New York, during the US Grand Prix weekend, his car penetrated the armco barrier, the bottom barrier got crushed down, the middle one broke, and his car speared through, but the top barrier did not give or crumple, and he hit it right at head level. Sadly, that was the consequence. It was truly a crazy era in racing, with a tragically high attrition rate. Post War right through until the 90s was, actually, in F1.

[@rafaelpfutze]

I've been a big Formula 1 fan since I was 5 years old. I remember Sunday mornings (race time here in Brazil) with my father cheering for Ayrton Senna (one of the best in history) today I still watch, now with my son. Thanks for the video.

[@derechteskunk]

I do the same in my childhood. Michael Schumacher was my hero. :-) Greetings from germany

[@rafaelpfutze]

@@derechteskunk love & respect! ❤️

[@taylorcoley6329]

This film was such a shock to me. I went into thinking it wouldn't be much, but was I wrong. I loved it. Start to finish.

[@none11ification]

This was probably the only movie I saw where EVERYONE in the theatre stood up and clapped. And they cheered too

[@MrCarrera28]

For the Japanese race Lauda was missing an eyelid and one of his tear ducts was weeping. This meant that any water that came into his helmet clouded his vision, which according to Mario Andretti was 10% maximum at the beginning of the race, meaning his vision was very low.

[@sirjohnmara]

Epic movie! Very underrated, extremely good actors and direction. Nice dog; so sweet when Ellie was sad...

[@alliecoan5710]

I kinda love the "innocence" with wich you watched this movie. You both not knowing the history behind the movie made it really lovely to watch. Goes to show how this movie is not only for F1 fans... Well done!

[@mj82md]

My suggestion, to stay on the same theme, is the Documentary “Senna” and the movie “Ford Vs Ferrari”.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

14:01 I absolutely love ❤️ these moments from Elie. Totally genuine.

[@LPJack02]

RIP and long live James Hunt (August 29, 1947 - June 15, 1993), aged 45 And RIP and long live Niki Lauda (February 22, 1949 - May 20, 2019), aged 70 You both will always be remembered as legends.

[@wubranch1]

Hunt and Lauda were close to besties, they lived together for a time.

[@bobespirit2112]

They were actually roommates in their Formula 3 days and good friends. But of course the pressures and competitive nature of top level sport impacted their friendship.

[@theol6790]

And Niki lauda died in 2019, from the consequences of his accident in Germany in 76... Thanks both of you for this movie

[@joao_kula_01]

So cool you reacted to this movie. I grew up watching Lauda and Hunt racing. Lauda's strength of will and determination have always been a lesson to me.

[@SerenaFlorindoblog]

5:15 have the actual footage of that accident on KZbin.

[@crippledcrusader1321]

17:49 throughout the whole thing, the movie switched from James being the protagonist and Niki to being the antagonist, to Niki being the protagonist. But for this one race they are depicted as equals, two men who are willing to risk it all to win the championship

[@davevannatta985]

No one can make a movie based on a true story like Ron Howard

[@elwray3506]

Great reaction to a wonderful movie, ladies! Loved how your emotions (or what was visible of them) seem to have changed over time. Chris Hemsworth as an actor has really grown on me with this movie and Daniel Brühl´s performance was phenomenal. And the end...damn...

[@timbarnett3898]

You both looked a little envious when James took nurse home. Trauma was on your faces with car fire an Niki hospital treatments. There is both immense joy an sorrow in this film, but it has too be being true!

[@TheShockninja]

Well. I mentioned last year on part 1 there was a F2 driver from Bulgaria in 2010. Now there is another driver named from Bulgaria named Nikola Tsolov, who is dominating the F4 Spanish championship right now. He is currently on an 8-race winning streak (as of July 2022). He is definitely Bulgaria’s best hope to reach F1!!!

[@edwardkohv7337]

niki lauda is one of the greatest racers in the world and james hunt is a match for him, their confrontation is forever in history, respect for both of them ...

[@srxt6758]

Niki Lauda went back to racing after his crash which made him miss two races as depicted in his movie. Despite almost dying earlier in the year and driving with blood in his helmet he still lost the championship by only 1 point. After his crash he went on to win two more championships which is just crazy and in 1984 his last championship was won by only 0.5 points... Formula 1 is a crazy sport...

[@jahrolo]

Niki was straight forward, always said what he was thinking, never backed down and did what he wanted. He survived this crash, got a kidney and a lung transplanted years later, survived this as well. He was around for all my lifetime... another hero gone.

[@albinorhino6]

Nikki was also an important part of the current 7 time world champion Mercedes Benz F1 team. He was a mentor to world champions Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg. Nikki was known to always wear a red had, so when he passed in 2019, the Mercedes team put a red star on their car to remember him. The red star continues to be there to this day.

[@moniarts2761]

You should react to "Senna (2010)" doccumentary by Asif Kapadia, it's just like Rush but only with real footage from the rivalry between Senna and Alain Prost. I guarantee you that you will not regret watching. You'll see how great he was as an motorsport driver, and how even greater he was outside of a racing car. That's why he is remembered til this day, and a lot of us brazilians have tears in our eyes when speaking of him.

[@Ren_1090]

Eh, the Senna documentary is far too one-sided. Paints Prost as being the bad guy when in truth their rivalry isn’t about “good vs bad” or anything of the sort.

[@frankb3551]

By the way Richard Burton was the very famous actor at the time, a heavy drinker and womaniser and lover of Elizabeth Taylor, another famous actress at the time. They both starred in the film "Cleopatra".

[@alphamorion4314]

Yes, they're not friends. They're rivals: sometimes that's even more powerful than friendship

[@Kaseyberg]

Senna would be a good documentary to react to

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yes! I was thinking of him during that last race in the rain. Probably the best wet weather driver I can recall seeing.

[@Tibirium295]

was thinking too. gonna need to prepare for a lot of tissues

[@James_Loveless]

Senna was a Rainmaster

[@BipoIarbear]

I only have to remember it an im crying 😢

[@thoso1973]

My favorite moment in the film is the episode of Niki and Marlene getting a lift by the F1 fans and Marlene dares Niki to 'let it loose'. It's the one moment in the film where Lauda allows himself to indulge and enjoy himself and sort of 'channels' his inner James Hunt, if only for a moment. The gag with the guys stopping for Lauda instead of the girl, is also really funny. Ron Howard's best recent film by far

[@WaMo721]

Finally!!!! Somebody watched this masterpiece......this movie is both adrenaline and emotional

[@codyC423]

Seeing the real Niki Lauda staring into the distance at the end of the movie gave me chills

[@rikardottosson1272]

This was why they stopped F1 racing at the Nürburgring Nordschleife. The risks were too great and it was too hard to get a fire crew out to accidents fast enough.

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

Nope it wasnt. During the 1960s Jackie Stewart started his safty campagne. When his best friend Jochen Rindt (f1 only posthums Champion) died in 1970, Stewart and other drivers began to boycot races "until they will improve safety" so because of that, tracks like old Spa and the Nürburgring disapeared from the race-calender to undergo massive safety improvments. The Nürburgring was renovated from 1971 to 1973. The FIA looked at it and handed them a 3 year contract. However, after the first race in 1974, it was clear, the Ring wasnt safe at all, so already in 1974 it was clear, that 1976 would be the last F1 race on the Nordschleife. Same happend to Spa. Old Spa was 28km long, they shortend it to 14km but it dint help, only when they came up with the 7km we know today, it was allowed back in.

[@DanielTinocoTorres]

You must see what happend in the 2020 Bahrein Formula 1 Grand Prix, and the terrible crash. You can see it in the series Drive to Survive on Netflix

[@doctor8342]

"I don't think anything's going to happen" 30 seconds later Deadpool

[@Zeromus10]

absolutely LOVE your reactions, Moonsugar and Ellie. Love when on Nurburgring (the German GP) scene, the dog sneaks on the back to ask to be pet :D Hahahaha!!! Love that!! You two, super gorgeouses, should see Ford vs Ferrari and react to that one. You will love it :)

[@CrystallineGreen]

Niki Lauda was my favourite F1 driver. A true gentlemen. A warrior. But the best always will be Ayrton Senna.

[@vaikkajoku]

This is such a great movie. I'm pleased you two liked it so much.

[@maesmydog6691]

I cannot understate what a legend Nikki Lauda is in Austria or here in Germany. He´s git his own song, called "Mamma Lauda" - "Do it louder (= Lauda -> like Lauda). Glad you checked out this underrated piece of Formula 1 history.

[@Berg126]

You need to se the true story: Le mans 66, that is an amazing movie

[@Dene181]

I am no racing cars sport fan, but i have to say Le mans 66 felt in some ways similar to Rush, so yes please watch it. :D

[@gravenewworld6521]

You guys should watch one of the documentaries about hunt and lauda. I remember Nikki talking about his memories from directly after the crash and he said he didn’t know what was going on until his wife walked in and started screaming. After that he said he realized he was really in trouble.

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

although in reality hunt never beat up a journalist, many people who knew him have said that its the sort of thing they wouldnt be surprised he would do, and as someone who knew hunt, i can honestly say, i remember him telling me one time that niki didnt deserve what happened to him, and he felt sort of proud of niki when he heard he was back in the races after 42 days (film shortened it for "effect")

[@yrrek1983]

RIP to two great men.

[@ingobordewick6480]

Hunt didn't give up that Monza Race on purpose. A race-driver never does that.

[@daniel1982641]

This is by far the best Formula 1 movie ever made. 🥇🏆 🏁🏎️

[@DGARedRaven]

You may have no idea about Formula One, but... Niki Lauda. Three times Champion himself. At least 5 times more a champion thanks to the team he built (Mercedes.) NONE of the things you've seen is truly fictional.

[@WingCommanderAE24]

Niki Said aa he retired from the Japanes Grand Prix in 1976 that he already died once he doesnt want to die again.

[@quintuscrinis]

It's worth noting that besides this year, Hunt's next best season finish was 4th. (The first championship that Lauda won, while Lauda won 2 more championships).

[@gregoiredefruyt7434]

Hello from France Finally someone react this wonderful movie. I've watching Formula 1 since 1999 and i know that this period the Formula 1 was very muderous, the pilots were almost survivors. 4:50 so cute the reaction of the dog. Romain Grosjean was victim of a horrible and very similar crash last year, with explosion, massive fire and he was so close to die. In the fire he thought about Niki Lauda. You could react Netflix Drive to survive S3E9. I hope others movies about Formula 1 drivres will be make. Why not movie about Fangio, Michael Schumacher ? Or the relation Lewis Hamilton/Nico Rosberg. Onefrom a poor surburb in London the other grow up in Monaco and be the son of a world champion. Two very different social origin bu they are the same passion? They know each other when they were 15 and become quicly the best friends in the world. Go in holidays together. Progress their levels and win the inferiors categories. Become the both World champion in Formula 2 and few years later world champion of Formula 1 in the same team. But the two brothers become two revals. But the movie i waiting the most it's a movie about the 2 biggest rivals in Formula 1 of the history : Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna (The professor and the magician). I want a movie about their story, the begingning of their career, their friendship, and when they become rivals start to hate each others, becoe world champions several times, and become friens again when Prost stop his career, until the death of Senna. (With Season 1985, Japan 89 and 90, Brasil 91, Australia 93 and Imola 94).

[@captaindelta43]

Rush really shows nothing stops you if you're determined to achieve your goals..... And a Smart person learns more from his enemies than a fool from his freinds

[@NormanBoulder]

If anyone else hasn't said it yet, all the footage playing on the TV's is real footage from back in the day.

[@romelnegut2005]

As the great late Niki Lauda said, the movie is 80% true to what really happened.

[@therickman1990]

The corner he crashed at has been called Lauda Links and it's still there in the track today

[@markjohnson2079]

Edwards, Lunger, Ertl, and Merzario are the real heros… pulled Lauda from the burning car!

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Something I could add is that the disfigurement was much bigger and uglier in real life. Also Hunt and Lauda were far closer in real life than it was shown here. At one point they even share a flat.

[@stevetheduck1425]

This old man was going to races that year, went to the British Grand Pix where James Hunt won that race, while Niki was in hospital, if I have the events in the right order.

[@VColossalV]

Watch Senna, also about F1, so good

[@JohnnyXoz]

Niki is a Legend

[@decibelgBE]

You should really see Ford Vs Ferrari and Driven and Days of Thunder, those are really good movies about car racing and some are true stories. Love your reactions, keep up the good work, Grtz from Belgium =)

[@jasonfrank1273]

They definitely didn't show when Lauda stopped during the Fuji GP he received death threats

[@dimitrijensk2845]

Carlos Reutemann passed yesterday as well.

[@hennovandamme1093]

marshals wernt save 2 back then (1) Tom Pryce's Fatal crash - Extended footage - Formula 1, South African GP, Kyalami, 1977 - KZbin

[@Guccithelittlecat]

Great video ! congrats from Brazil ❤ !

[@squidcaps4308]

Carlos Reutemann died just few days ago.

[@cedericomawadi6323]

Yesss it's a true about both pilot especially Nikki Launda

[@andarporbuenosaires]

For next: "Ford vs Ferrari" (2019) with Matt Damon and Christian Bale.

[@jessediaz1293]

4:49 😂 🐕

[@r_a_f6011]

Can You girls react also to the Ayrton Senna ‘s life??. Pls

[@HarborKat]

Oh poor Misha! Sorry but that face during the crash. At least you got to look at Thor. It is based on a true story and when they realize it helps make the reaction

[@palethorpe01]

As a Motorsport fanatic, Niki Lauda is my all time hero, even more than Lewis Hamilton. I can not watch this movie with out having a constant tear in my eye...

[@TheTororist]

lewis hamilton is going to ferrari. cycle complete. the protege has fulfilled the masters dream

[@christiansanita5228]

Suggested movies: Halloween (1978) The Crow (1994) Edward Scissorhands Hotel Transylvania trilogy The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button Django Unchained Jojo Rabbit Logan

[@abrahamhernandez8959]

You guys should definitely react to ayrton senna...tributes or movie

[@ToyutahLifein]

Bulgaria is looking and sounding good. Saw some pics there, and you all learned english. You are a neighbor to my favorite tennis player, Simona Halep. She lives in Romania. I wish I had a plane haha...

[@florianlasser2779]

Every time I watch a reaction I get reminded that not everyone knows Lauda and his story

[@jafer3428]

Hello, very good reaction and of course I love the movie as always and good morning. I love. Kisses

[@thiagoflorindo2849]

Niki Lauda will return to Netflix, in the Senna series. There you will be able to see a little of the continuation of his career.

[@jamzales]

yes it is based on real life events.

[@megatwingo]

I like your little doggo! :-)

[@vitorhugo-cc9di]

I love this movie. Already see 10 times at list.

[@nbkrogue7865]

Let’s gooooo great reaction to a GREAT MOVIE!!!

[@blastingweevil2968]

good film if you like racing films consider watching "Driven" with syl stallone

[@chrisk.1539]

You girls watch Chris Hemsworth's Extraction movie,you will like it.Now you saw that Hemsworth's movie.

[@АнатолийПак-с5ы]

Like from a Formula one fan!

[@lexwells4763]

I wasn't expecting this kind of reaction from a racing movie. Michelle, If you like this old style type of movie then you may want to see The Man From U.n.c.l.e. Its a spy movie set in the 60's. With Henry Cavill. He played Superman. There is now talk of Henry playing James Bond. I believe It was The Man From Uncle that got him that attention. He would be an excellent James Bond. Cheers.

[@Avscout]

Ellie is so cute. :)