Rush (clip10) - "You should go home more often, too"

[@mexicanongames5275]

The older I get the more I realize how right Nikki was. He had a wonderful wife, a good life, a good job, achievements, respect, and he was the best at what he did. No bigger role model than him.

[@danielworthington2949]

You can have all those things without purposely secluding yourself from the world and relationships

[@devarmont87]

Nikki was NOT RIGHT. firstly to label EVERYONE an arsehole without knowing them is the true disrespect here. To pretend to know what anyone else is all about is a huge sign of arrogance and ignorance. What if some of these people haut want to make friends?? Secluding yourself is one path, but to label anyone for not giving you respect by default for being good at something is called EGO, and is the height of stoopidty. James is an adult, how he chooses to lament his life is his expression of freewill and not Nikki's judgement. James (deceased) regardless of being a champion, would have grown up with laughter, experience, stories and companions even if they were all single serving companions... Most people would acknowledge that as healthy rather than a hermit based, isolated lifestyle.. I hope Nikki's trophies hug him at night when he realises he pushed everyone away. You're wrong, Nikki is wrong. The older I get the more I understand that being a true alpha male means to be yourself unapologetically... Live, laugh. Don't ask anyone for permission. You're obviously a beta human with that narrow perspective.

[@norandomstuff]

​@@devarmont87you got me in the first half but the fact that you used the terms "alpha" and "beta" in the end makes me think that you are not supposed to be taken seriously

[@joshkay9979]

@@devarmont87you know Niki wasn’t nearly that up tight in real life. Was just the way they chose to portray him to make the film better. He wasn’t the party boy James was but he was popular among the rest of the drivers.

[@RonZhang]

"Because I'm a serious guy. I go to bed early, I look after myself, look after my car... Go to work, kick ass. And then after the race I go home instead of going to bars and talk all this bullshit with all these assholes."

[@Intruder84]

Great line.

[@SelfImprovement1111]

Such great life advice

[@67ChevyImpalaa]

lol niki sure knows how to get under james' skin

[@shriharihudli]

+aya alem And vice versa.

[@67ChevyImpalaa]

+Shrihari Hudli yup !!!

[@ciaranoconnell4783]

I don't think Lauda was trying to be nasty. He was giving Hunt good advice. It just hurt Hunt because he knew Lauda was right.

[@SelfImprovement1111]

@@ciaranoconnell4783 yeah niki was just brutally honest, it’s way he’s a multi world champion and hunt only the once. Also the marriage was never sustainable, it takes more than money and looks to keep a marriage alive. You need to invest your time and put effort, if you don’t feed you dog then it dies, you don’t put it toilet and it’s mess the house up. Same thing with the marriage, but from both sides. Niki is a great role model, people around him didn’t like him because he wasn’t into bullshit but honestly I couldn’t have seen hunt bouncing back like niki did.

[@ciaranoconnell4783]

This hurts Hunt much more than outright hatred from a guy he doesn't respect. That he can dismiss as mere bitterness from a jealous nobody. But this? He knows Lauda has a point. Getting pointed but constructive criticism from a rival he likes and respects hurts much more because he knows he's on him and he feels he is disappointing himself AND Lauda for not fully realising his potential. Added on top of that is the fact much of Hunt's life is empty and both of them knows it without Lauda needing to outright say it. Some part of Hunt knows deep down all those parties he goes to and the hanger ons he spends time with aren't really important or truly fulfilling his life in any meaningful way. Lauda is more happy going home with his beautiful wife than all the parties Hunt goes to as he has a distant relationship with a mostly absentee wife. Deep scene. Of the surface, it's Hunt who has everything going for him in life but in reality, it's Lauda who's winning in every way that matters.

[@mdkhalidrahman2832]

Who knows? May be Hunt liked his life that way. He was not an ordinary guy. May be he thought differently.

[@killermonk47]

You are right about Lauda's opinions but you mistake Hunt for some nice guy that just had poor circumstances. Whereas in reality if you watch this movie, at the end scene Nikki himself says that, hunt wanted that kind of lifestyle, one of the reasons why hunt became a broadcaster, the sight of which left Lauda "baffled" in his own words. So Hunt was the way he was because of his own choices, he was just pissed that he couldn't get Lauda rattled by saying no one likes him. He was a typical brit who thought only his way of life was okay and watching nikki do well with the way nikki lived his life irked Hunt a lot. But to be fair to hunt he was a decent guy and did develop a lot of respect for nikki through the course of this movie

[@johnnyboy3949]

Lauda won 2 world champions more then hunt and is still alive today. Lauda was the really big winner in the way. Shame hunt didn't see it that way back then, maybe he could have achieved more and still been alive today putting more in to motorsport and f1 like lauda still is.

[@rithvikchelasani5294]

Burns Night they both wanted to win but for completely different reasons, James was constantly looking for the next high, the next adrenaline rush while Niki wanted to be better than everyone else and prove all his doubters wrong

[@TheArtofBoxing101]

they both won in their own ways.

[@QuestionKnife]

DarkRattle lets just admit Niki won because he just did, statistically. Lol

[@Adonis2901]

maybe if he did listen to him he wouldnt have gotten even that far . a man is who he is and no1 can change that besides himself. Hunt was a guy who guided mostly by his emotions and most of the time did what he wanted without thinking what might happen next. Lauda was kinda the opposite , he was thinking a lot , but his thinking was creative. Hunt was the guy that he can have nothing and smile, Lauda could have everything and being sad or not rly enjoy it. At the end yes Lauda is better and he lived more, but does he enjoyed life like Hunt did, or he sacrifice himself to the cause of being no1 ?

[@rt1110]

One more than Hunt, but your point is still standing

[@bbb462cid]

Bruhl and Hemsworth kill it in this movie

[@masa1044]

love this conversation.

[@fifaalca]

I believe that in this scene none of them was right and none of them was wrong. For those who think that James died without achieve much, that is just stupid. He achieved much more than most of us, he could achieve more of course, but he didnt waste all his life to a job. Unfortunately, to the human kind the best years to live your life to the fullest are the same to make yourself successful. James manage to do both, Lauda didnt. He make himself a lot more successful, but he didnt have the good the life troughout... James had the good life, but he could have been much more successful. For me, two of the best F1 pilots ever. I wish Lauda never had that accident, and that James never died that young. Two role models in their own way. Much more than just pilots. Work, ethics, passion, believes, skills, charisma in two of the greatest.

[@youngralphnovac6407]

To some of us the good life is quiet, with a nice house, warm bed, a loving wife, and living our dream. For Lauda I think he had a great life. Some people just prefer the simple things.

[@rams6992]

Trippy dialectic and I am grateful to have come across this story of two mythological heroes of modern time

[@TNsturmtcd]

this is my fav moment of the movie

[@acegibson9533]

The more I learn about Niki Lauda the more I like the guy.

[@roshi98]

Trust me when I say he probably would not have returned the compliment, which is his greatest attribute. No bullshit.

[@acegibson9533]

@@roshi98 How well did you know him? You are probably just a keyboard warrior.

[@roshi98]

@@acegibson9533 I'm not saying you're unlikable, I'm saying he probably wouldn't have liked you or me or nearly any other person. That's just who he was.

[@NorthernUlvenKi]

Honestly they could have mentioned the fact that Hunt won the Dutch GP that year Lauda won the championship.

[@RonZhang]

Now who said "Thank you Niki, I might just have two"? Is it sarcasm by Niki, or is it a seemingly complimentative comment by James?

[@DGARedRaven]

If you consider the real-life-context, I'd say sort of a comment. The movie doesn't do Lauda justice there - he said in an interview that he in fact partied much less than James Hunt, but also grinned and added "But I did like 20% of his life. Just not before a race. After a race, absolutely. After all, I could die next race too."

[@RonZhang]

Interesting stuff about the fact that Lauda actually does actually like parts of James Hunt's life. And so I do think now that it is James who said it.

[@jijingebob]

Both of them is not wrong

[@dubbeking]

It's bizarre, seeing Hunt be so openly antagonistic and bitter while Lauda just tries to give some good advice. Man among boys, Niki Lauda was.

[@lasensaciondel3d568]

James Hunt MAVERICK Nicky lauda ICEMAN

[@mattchelseadavis]

So wise

[@100nand]

I like this seen

[@mohanasundaram140589]

MikeLFC so do you

[@texasrush0407]

"so do you"? If you are insinuating that i am uneducated, you should say "you are too" not "so do you". You just proved a point that you are indeed also very uneducated.

[@texasrush0407]

Dave Fred “man-child”. Jesus you’re a young one

[@davefred]

MikeLFC How am i being immature or uneducated? You're the one calling people the n-word for no reason and arguing like a child. And what does my education have to do with anything here?

[@lord6167]

"Instead of going to bars and talk all this bullshit with all these assholes", one of the best lines ever.

[@weezypeezy4366]

Lauda would just say it like it is Nothing could break him

[@AH-be6bu]

Quite a lot of this dialogue could applied to Hamilton and Verstappen, funnily enough.

[@ForceMaximus84]

Thin Lizzy, FTW!!

[@mdkhalidrahman2832]

Who knows? May be Hunt liked his life that way. A stable, domestic life is not everyone. Some people are different. By mentality and choice. Hunt by no means was not an ordinary guy. May be he thought differently than us. We can't tell.

[@elbagrau]

When I was 30, I hated nikki for this scene. Now that I'm 41, I understand that was a lifetime advice.

[@TheKestevon]

Another party head like James Hunt is Lewis Hamilton

[@bazzie85]

But Lewis can focus when he needs to. He's already a 3 time world champion and he may win more. Whereas James Hunt lost interest after he won his first Championship.

[@LavaLava-me9uh]

Basel Kader on raw pace alone hunt would demolish Hamilton

[@DGARedRaven]

That actually would be an interesting comparison.

[@BrunoMedeot12]

TheKestevon you just cant compare james hunt with hamilton

[@user-sg6jv4hp3x]

i Think there are more drivers out there who can beat hamilton, given the same car.

[@thetruth7633]

All those "friends aka "areseh0les" will leave together with the fame and glory. Respect and hard work will always be remembered. But Hunt was also right, sometimes you should have some fun too.

[@zu1352]

🤣😂

[@definitelyjustcj4148]

Cool fact 1:51 and 2:00 are the same take