RUSH: ITALIAN CITIZEN SCENE (LANCIA 2000 BERLINA) HD

[@geegarcia7858]

The two Italians are the absolute funniest... walked right past a woman to greet Lauda hahaha.

[@WE_WUZ]

They really spilled their spaghetti for Lauda lol

[@globserver3448]

Italians. Two adult guys who drive their grandmother's car (that car...), always laugh, hug people, overall so "coloured" and a bit foul. A good cartoon.

[@ryanfowler3285]

Love it

[@mattia246]

At least they greeted her :D

[@scouter-xn6zi]

It wasn't "Lauda", it was "Niki-Lauda, Niki-Lauda, Niki-Lauda" ... eeeeeeh, capito ?

[@middayson]

One of the best lines in Rush, after a win Niki says "now do you believe I'm a racing driver"! RIP Niki Lauda (a man amongst men)

[@Spidido]

A mensch among men

[@MeteCanKarahasan]

Allah rahmet eylesin. RIP Niki Lauda.

[@jaywettlaufer4239]

A boulder amoungst rocks.

[@azizkeremkarabulut]

@@MeteCanKarahasan amin

[@Bysior88]

@@Spidido ubermensch?

[@TheAlphaDingo]

The 2 Italians make this scene and capture the insane passion of the tifosi. Love it!

[@bellerophonchallen8861]

I love the way they say "he just asigning with Ferrari." my favourite part of the film

[@jadedandbitter]

Nobody can bring hype like 2 young Italian men

[@notgadot]

lol young? shitalians look old and very gay😂 german girls are better

[@Xpawah]

@@notgadot in what universe british cars are better? Ferrari and Alfa Romeo are pure LEGENDS.

[@notgadot]

English cars are the best. And noone wants to learn italian😂🖕.

[@is7117]

If this had been Fast and Furious, Niki would have switched gears 9 times, then jumped off a broken bridge to land on top of another car and finally somersaulted off his car to get into the other one.

[@viktorpetukhov727]

However even in this movie if you floor the car down the hill and then downshift, you wont go faster, you'll just break the gearbox

[@brianglendenning1632]

Not switched gears - do not get F&F and many other movies where gears are slammed through the gate

[@mj6463]

@@viktorpetukhov727 he was low revs, downshifted, then floored it, that’s what you do lol. Ever heard “drop a gear and disappear”?

[@TheWefikus]

Also, when answering why he should do this, her answer would’ve been:”because we can become a family”

[@kainy9248]

and at the end he would say: "i am doing this for my family"

[@CaravaggioRoma]

actually the Italian guy with mustaches says : no one will believe that Niki lauda is driving my grandmother's car! 😂😂

[@heasven1]

I knew I heard a "nonna" in there. 🙂👍

[@MisoElEven]

HIs grandmother must have really been something..because the weaker of the 2 engine variants had 85kW which is more than enough for a grandma :D

[@rodneymunoz5166]

@@heasven1 la maquina de la mia nona, I speak spanish, so I could get grasp of that

[@heasven1]

@@rodneymunoz5166 Me too. From what I understood from my Spanish was, "Niki Lauda esta portando la maquina della mia nonna" I don't speak Italian, so im pretty sure i butchered how it's written in Italian. 😅

[@rodneymunoz5166]

@@heasven1 your italian is far better than mine jajaja. Kudos to you!

[@cvn6555]

The editing in this scene is phenomenal. Instead of an external scene of the car suddenly accelerating with fake tire noises, you are inside the car as Lauda transforms from mild guy to animal, dominating the car and making it do what he wants. You feel the nervous exhilaration of the female passenger and pure joy of the Italian guys in the back. And don't we wish we could all feel joy and happiness without being self-conscious as these guys do? Great movie, insanely great editing. Lauda was a great driver.

[@Anup-k8j]

Movie was excellent work

[@MrDerebail]

This scene is really thrilling, great vibes and dramatic change of style from gentleman to Ace

[@gefryfostuvi2184]

There are those who get old and those who remain young. It's not embarrassing to express your emotions, it's embarrassing to teach you how to become dried salmon.

[@jrvapor]

Indeed CVN65, a very insightful breakdown of this scene, couldn't have said it any better!!!

[@broheme8922]

Don't disagree, but I suspect most of this would be missed by people who don't get the thrill from speed that I, and obviously you, get.

[@ramonalvarez8559]

One of my favorite scenes. I would imagine how Marlene would tell her kids and grandkids how she met their father/grandfather. Overall I miss the legendary Niki Lauda. RIP.

[@Accept_Any_Bribe]

Well this scene isn't accurate. They added it just for little spice

[@truantray]

Sorry, but like many scenes in that movie, it never happened. Lauda was consultant to Rush, and he re-wrote history, like the fact that he was engaged to another woman when he met Marlene, and years later he had another affair and an illegitimate son in 1991 , when she divorced him.

[@richardhobbs7360]

@@truantray I very highly doubt HE re-wrote history, seeing as that meant he making out his great friend, who had since died, was a twat, when nothing he ever said before or after implies he thought that about Hunt, in fact he only ever said nice things about him

[@RashaKahn]

@@truantray if you want accurate, watch a documentary

[@stevel9914]

If you haven't worked out that the movie business is theatre yet ................................

[@mhdunknown]

"It's piece of shit, it's dog's shit" LOL. These guys acted like fangirls, love them!

[@Monty-kr7py]

@National Socialism should be loved by anyone who likes F1 ,a legend

[@andresmartinezramos7513]

Wouldn't you in their place?

[@VersusARCH]

Well obviously not since Nikki Lauda's ass judged the car to be in a sufficient shape to run wild.

[@AndrewEdwardBailey]

I think Daniel Brühl is great in everything does. But in this as Niki Lauda he was simply amazing. It must have come with particular pressures, taking on that role. But he did the job of jobs with this performance. Possibly my favourite performance I’ve ever seen. And even though I’m a motor racing fanatic, I don’t even like the movie that much. Olivia Wilde was great too.

[@Ricky911_]

As a motorsports fan, I honestly absolutely loved the movie. It's one of my favourites

[@subhajitnaskar5793]

Agreed

[@alessandrobaccichetto856]

She isn't Olivia wilde

[@shaxxs]

@@alessandrobaccichetto856 Olivia Wilde play Hunt's wife

[@t-jh4236]

Absolutely agree with you, but no mention of Hemsworth? His performance as Hunt was masterful. He was the counterpoint to Lauda. Without him this is just another good, but under-rated film on racing automobiles.

[@gasoowannab]

These two are the biggest hype men ever!

[@asicdathens]

They are tifosi.

[@mathewkirk1748]

Great wingmen too - they basically got him laid!

[@dexon777]

Imagine you come a cross Rai, Alo, Msc, Vettel like this.

[@Monty-kr7py]

Just signed for Ferrari

[@fabiolean]

I need two joyful Italian hype-men all the time

[@juiceofsapho]

Car gained at least 200 more hp when it realized Niki Lauda was driving it

[@duncandmcgrath6290]

I too was thinking in a Chuck Norris meme format

[@phaenius]

It was an old and battered car, with 4 persons in it, no way it could have been that agile.

[@giar9124]

@@phaenius #justalfaromeothings

[@lughar]

lmao

[@ThePgR777]

@@phaenius The car has 113 or 127 hp depending of the version, the less powerful one a 0-100 km/h of 11 seconds, you can actually go fast if you use the max power non stop. You probably dont even have a drivers licence lmao

[@Vkob]

This was the best scene in the movie

[@cagataytekin6318]

this was one of the best scenes in cinema history

[@VersusARCH]

The rest of the movie is great too

[@upandaljm]

Haven't seen this movie which I'm realizing was a mistake, but yeah that's one of the best scenes I've seen in any movie in a couple years.

[@svenschwingel8632]

The second-best scene. The best scene was James Hunt beating the shit out of that nosey reporter who disrespected Lauda after his horrific accident.

[@svenschwingel8632]

@@upandaljm Go watch it. It's worth it and really captures the atmosphere of 70s Formula One.

[@R3dp055um]

This was an awesome movie, in part between it respected both rivals, and didn't try to pretend that one was good and the other bad.

[@svenschwingel8632]

So true. It masterfully portrayed the hardcore rivalry in a competitive environment but also showcased the respect both drivers had for one another.

[@albertgaspar627]

exactly! it wasn't "us versus them" it was about how rivalry pushed both men to do their best. Anyone who is a star at what they do, understands this movie. It's easy to sit on the couch, it's easy to rest on your laurels, we are measured by the level of our competition.

[@StarkillerObl]

I think that great movies about rivals are quite often about respect

[@southshore516]

It's so cool that they used a Lancia 2000 for this scene!!

[@marcellostrampelli9201]

A wonderful car!!!

[@CaptVII]

And bouncing off the rev limiter at 6,500 rpm. lol

[@kuutti121]

@@CaptVII isn't it supposed to sound like a beetle engine only louder?

[@kuutti121]

This is close to what it should sound like, ok this is i.e. and it's water cooled so not exactly like an amplified beetle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXWXaaOKlryUr9E

[@haewien]

Those Italian blokes knows how to live, and what gives you the best spice for a life full of fun and memories...

[@arthurdirindinjr1792]

Absolute best F1 movie of all time.

[@rediirmanto3411]

What this a movie tittle

[@rayalexanderrogi6522]

@@rediirmanto3411 “Rush”

[@prointernetuser]

which isn't saying much cuz there's like, what, 2-3 F1 movies out there? Grand Prix from the sixties, this one, and what else? Still a phenomenal movie in its own right.

[@notgadot]

Made for remembering James Hunt

[@shankarbalan3813]

Those two Italians….just too good.

[@acewilliams7917]

Classic

[@darioa.5381]

2 Italians who can't speak Italian...

[@akashanil4629]

This scene is just perfect You can feel what those two Italian guys were feeling even though your just watching it on the screen

[@StarkillerObl]

And this is what good cinematography is all about in my opinion! For some period of time we forget that we're seating in front of a screen and instead we're feeling like part of the story and it's absolutely wodnerful! Agreed that sometimes the movie is about a cause or someone with tragic history and we don't actually want that, but a lot of movies are about exciting things, people who were intelligent, brave, creative and the stories about them can have moments just like this one! It's absolutely magical that there are people who can create such scenes/movies.

[@notgadot]

hemsworth made this film worth watching. Tribute for the king james hunt. hooligans are way better and the leaders. Plus nobody wants to speak azurri language

[@carlogrillenzoni9764]

this scene is very close to reality in Italy, Ferrari's drivers are honored like gladiators especially those of German tongue (VonTrips, Lauda, Schumacher)

[@82zerox]

When someone become very bold on drive, we usually saying who do you think you are? Schumacher ?? In the 70's was the same with Lauda. The difference between the two, is that Lauda was really loved by the italians and Schumacher really wasn't. Schumi was greatly respected by us with the greatest gratitude possible.... but not loved. On the contrary Alain Prost and Jean Alesi were loved too like Lauda.....

[@patopato9668]

@@82zerox Quando sono appena arrivato non parlavo italiano per niente, ero a casa di una zia di mio padre. un giorno a pranzo il nipote di 10 anni guardando il telegiornale dice: "da quanto è pato qui? 2 messi? è ha imparato il italiano e lo parla benissimo. Qeusto coglione di schumi guida la ferrari da 5 anni e ancora non sa dire ciao"

[@thucy5052]

@@82zerox I was in Italy this year and the people love Leclerc and Sainz.

[@missbond7345]

@@82zerox why was Schumi not loved? I didn’t watch racing in the times of Lauda but growing up Schumi was idol back in India. I thought he would be loved in Italy for bringing Ferrari back in podiums?

[@lordofrims]

​@@82zerox error. Who do you think you are FANGIO!? Can't compare with El Maestro...

[@diamondsingh3666]

I really like the way Italian citizens got excited after they know guys is Niki Lauda

[@thefourthchairman4151]

Perhaps because he drove for Ferrari

[@zoranbl1990]

Daniel Brühl is fantastic. He was hanging out with Niki Lauda for weeks. Learn everything about the legend. I really believed that Daniel was Niki in this great movie. He is one of the best actors today-no discussion. And this scene was amazing-editing was really great here

[@notgadot]

Chris Hemsworth too. He got james Hunt attitude

[@opa-age]

She thought the car stopped for her, lol.

[@NESherv]

The part of this scene right before this actually has her saying, "Let me do this. Otherwise we'll never get out of here. We're in Italy, after all." Oh, the irony!

[@TrackmaniaStudios]

NESherv What's also ironic is that Ferrari is Italian.

[@dimitrismoulosiotis9400]

when he downshifted and was full throttle she came in her pants

[@loudandclear2518]

I would

[@loudandclear2518]

Her hair style reminds me of jane Seymour in the film with Superman. I forgot which movie.

[@WhoopityDoo]

It never fails that women will make you do some stupid shit.

[@markedwards7721]

You are so right! Men kill themselves for their women all the time. Their power over men is awesome.

[@alexcoyg3281]

One of the best racing movies ever made, love this

[@ericheadley]

I am old enough to have followed the events of this movie when they first happened. RIP Nicki Lauda; RIP James Hunt. A different far more dangerous era, but I think the drivers respected each other more, and respected the inherent dangers of motorsport more as well.

[@AthelstanEngland]

And it was exciting.

[@Salman-sc8gr]

What is name of the lady?

[@coachdexter6266]

@@Salman-sc8gr Mrs. Lauda 😊

[@DavidOfWhitehills]

@@Salman-sc8gr Not Nicki Lauda

[@fufastagno7461]

the Lancia 2000 sedan was not the car of his grandmother . Equipped with a 2000 cc boxer engine from 115 hp and front-whell drive (Subaru diagram)and a powerful low-end torque on the montain roads had few rivals in those days almost all rear-whell drive and higher center of gravity. The car it was a wery rare and engine noise in the film is real and typical boxer sound!

[@TrackmaniaStudios]

unwindout Wow. I'm 13 years old and I LOVED this movie!

[@Top100Guitarist]

fufast agno The car on the movie is a "injection" version, with 126hp made after 1972 and more fast, almost 190km/h how was on test on AutocarUk in 1972. BTW Agree in all... his low center of gravity of boxer and front wheel made this car great on route

[@ToreDL87]

@@Top100Guitarist Yeah these were no slouches back in the day. The reason their heads get tossed back is because 126hp, back then, were pretty much the same to them as 400hp is to us now.

[@timonsolus]

@@ToreDL87 : Absolutely. Cars were much smaller and a hell of a lot lighter back then (although far less safe).

[@svenschwingel8632]

@@timonsolus the original VW GTI never needed more than his 110HP with its 800kg curb weight. It took VW alnost 35 years and 4 generations of the Golf to get back to this kind of power/weight ratio.

[@buxxi90]

Love his exited, admiring expression at the end when he looks at her. It seems like he fell in love with her smile at this moment :)

[@7afiz-Crypto]

+buxxi90 Yep agreed! and it looks like she fell in love with him and his skills at that moment too!

[@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239]

you sure are a romantic. :p Not that Niki wasn't just trying to get laid like everybody other man on earth. Impress= Sex

[@georgeharrison2795]

One of the best movie clips on KZbin, and a really brilliant film

[@durkadurka4557]

Lauda was a game changing driver. F1 cars were squeezed for every micro second because of Laura's obsessive drive to re- engineer his car

[@notgadot]

@@robbiddlecombe8392 and stirling moss. British drivers are the best.

[@notgadot]

Only James Hunt can make Niki laugh

[@DoubleOSeven007]

Not a seatbelt in sight. Gotta love the 70’s 😃

[@cvn6555]

Ha. I can still remember the novelty when my parents bought a car in the mid-70's and there were rear lap belts in it. Blue two-door Nova, used, with fake vinyl roof that started to peel off a few years later. Total POS.

[@ClaudeMagicbox]

Seatbelts were an OPTIONAL in cars here in Italy until the early '90s, in fact if I'm not wrong they were not mandatory till 1994.

[@bicyclist2]

The greatest sean from one of the greatest movies. RIP Niki Lauda. And the cars they were racing didn't have the safety gear they have today. Thank you.

[@g.w.7893]

Scene*

[@xtrjackson624]

Here we have a multiverse where Thor and Zemo became F1 rivals instead and I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS MOVIE.

[@rr15oB2ko]

man,... i am really sorry but this was real life story and Thor and Zemo is sadly multiverse xD xD

[@dustinharrison3491]

This is the best scene in the entire movie! And that sure is saying something when nearly every scene is awesome!

[@klejnos94]

Jeden z lepszych filmów jakie widziałem o wyścigach

[@Kaptain_Obvious_26]

Moj ulubiony to nadal dokument Senna

[@noobinaction3910]

Concordo

[@arturkuzma8059]

fajny film i najlepsza scena

[@klejnos94]

@@arturkuzma8059 mi się jeszcze podobała scena jak dziennikarzyna dostał wpierdol za głupie pytanie 😃 miód na oczy

[@notgadot]

@@klejnos94 i liked james hunt

[@marcellostrampelli9201]

The fantastic Lancia 2000!!! 🤩😍

[@marcocappa3738]

Ne ho vista una l anno scorso.....iniezione Bosch jetronic nel 1969.....quando la Lancia era la Lancia !!!!!

[@northseawolf]

Sports exhaust: +12hp Weber carbs: +34hp Port and polish: +9hp Nikki Lauda: +300hp

[@nhmooytis7058]

I was a big fan of Lauda back in the day and Bruhl is a terrific actor, want to see this!

[@Kevinschart]

i watched this movie simply because of ron howard, and loved every minute of it. I didn't know the first thing about F1 at the time, but it the movie had great reviews. A few years later i got into the sport, and i have an even deeper appreciation for this masterpiece.

[@kakablee]

Hahahhah the italians & Alexandra's accent make this scene special.

[@wasekbillah8637]

Shifting the gears around 2:01 is the coolest thing I saw in a movie

[@truantray]

Why do people think driving fast is about shifting gears? Hollywood uses this trope all the time. Hero is in second place, oh wait, he shifts gears and suddenly gains huge speed! Not racing.

[@magsteel9891]

@@truantray He downshifted and floored it to accelerate hard. What would you do differently?

[@dwgale01]

@@magsteel9891 Upshift and listen to your engine lug? 😉

[@CaptVII]

granny shifting, not double clutching like you should

[@ashes2diamond]

@@truantray Nonono, don't confuse this masterpiece with F&F garbage where every gearbox has a thousand gears that they keep climbing through for entire scenes.

[@stephen2583]

One of the coolest scene you'll see. The way they just blue past her for Nikki was aesome. BUbble burst, but then she handled it so we, Bewilderment not resentment and loved it when she found out the reason why, not his name, but that he could indeed drive.

[@66ott7]

Niki Lauda.. Niki Lauda.. Niki Laudaaaaa!!!!!

[@drivernephi170]

1:01

[@saurabhsolanki3437]

i come and watch it every now and then ......one of my favorite romantic moment of Hollywood.

[@nilighosh158]

Terrific movie ! A courageous and tenacious man who stood up for his principles and himself. Huge respect.

[@notgadot]

RIP James Hunt

[@TakumiFujiwara80]

There are so many thing that i love about this movie. If you think is filmed from the loser perspective (Lauda) instead of the winner...This make a deep difference along all the story while the main protagonist sort out that there is still a win in a lost. And then i love how he don't immediately fall down at her feet after her demand, instead he switch language to german underlining how he's become serious and ask her "do you always get what you want?". Then he give her what's she request and you can see how much surprise she was. The skilled hawk hide its claws someone say.

[@truantray]

How was Lauda the loser? Hunt never won again, Lauda won in 1977 and 1983, Hunt ended up a broke drunk until his death.

[@borismcfinnigan3430]

@@truantray Pretty sure it was 84 but anyway...

[@TakumiFujiwara80]

@@truantrayi know,you know.... but the movie portray Lauda as the looser, only on final note they said "ok you win 1, i win 1, let's do it again the next year".

[@brianglendenning1632]

Love this scene -the 504 is the same model and colour as my first car, previous (and only) prior owner was my parents’ neighbour. Loved that car. Next car was an Alfa Romeo…

[@mattceccotti]

The Italian guy in the back actually says ”Who’s gonna believe Nicky Lauda is driving my nonno’s car?!”

[@bartsimpson8616]

that was a times when Italians was proud , and drive italian cars , now they drives golf , hyundai , mercedes A or B class , renault modus or even seat or rover ...... 🤮🤮

[@bartsimpson8616]

@@username8644 no no no. just found some random film from 70's or 80's then you can see what i talk about , those Alfa's ''suv'' are made for export , who gonna drive that truck in italy ? noone!

[@cmrestampas9973]

Extraordinária pelicula, maravillosa. Hecha para los FANS!!

[@JayAyers]

Best scene of the movie. Also, I've been taking German and Italian for about a year now (planning a trip back there soon). I forgot they spoke it in this film. So, my mind automatically started translating their words and I actually understood some of it.

[@francescocorona1183]

This is Tifosi's passion at display

[@toddschmidt206]

No doubt

[@kingvahagn2011]

The way she says "impossible " is so good.

[@salemxxx5007]

Those two italians are the best part of the entire film

[@zvisofershtein3449]

best scene by far

[@sachindev3503]

One of the best movies out there Straight up classic 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

[@mjcruiser4238]

Just maybe -the best scene in any motor sports movie EVER!

[@dilsere1775]

Few of those rare movies which I can watch again and again and again 😍😍

[@carminesica1768]

Uno degli eroi che ha cambiato la storia dell’automobilismo

[@peterlewis3540]

By far the best few minutes of the film, you can imagine him breaking down somewhere in Tuscany, and some locals from Pisa or Florence open mouthed, giving him a ride.

[@Davedio]

I have been helplessly hopelessly in love with Alexandra Lara since "Der Intergang". Sigh....😍

[@WilliamBati]

A master class in understanding women and relationships. 10 minutes ago she wasn't even looking his way, despite being in the same car less than 3 feet away. Now that she realized that he is famous and probably rich or with possibilities, the whole dynamic and her demeanor change at once.

[@leonardobraynen1524]

Thats how it is Bill. That and if u have a BIG COCK.

[@spikespa5208]

They gotta name fer that....... .

[@WilliamBati]

@@spikespa5208 Yes Spike, but you can't call them because they get offended. They know full well what their approach is, but when you call them on it, you're the bad guy. It's the oldest game in the world.

[@magicblanket2414]

Let us appreciate though that, if Lauda as depicted by Bruhl weren't a driver and just the guy as he'd been on the date up til that point, who WOULD want to date him? A humorless killjoy who just nitpicks things and keeps the day on an anal retentive schedule. It's only in this scene that this personality is vindicated as the valuable obsessiveness of a genius. Lotta fellas like this Lauda depiction who are all killjoy and no genius.

[@WilliamBati]

@@magicblanket2414 Magic, you missed my whole point. The point I'm making is that he is not even seen by the lady next to him until others point out that he is famous and rich.

[@pedrotoledo6352]

There is not one single girl in this world that would not end up at a guy's bedroom after that!

[@AriAri-vs6we]

Well, they exaggerated just a bit, they ended up at honeymoon... Lol

[@buxxi90]

*raises hand* Don't like being in a fast car if I'm not the driver. Especially not if it's a stranger. Lesson for today: You shall not generalize on the internet ;)

[@WirHyperboreer]

@buxx its not a stranger, its Nikki Lauda ^^

[@Will_M600]

@@buxxi90 not a generalization lol she asked him too you goon

[@MKD1101]

@@WirHyperboreer its not its. It's it's!

[@Kaptain_Obvious_26]

When your heart skips a beat while looking at Lancia 2000 instead of Olivia Wilde, you know my friend you're screwed.

[@Novas9510]

Lady in this clip isnt Olivia Wilde but Alexandra Maria Lara

[@Madmax0620]

@@Novas9510 he is talking in general, not this scene.

[@valentin7693]

@@Madmax0620 lmao it doesn't make sense, cause you know, shes not Olivia Wilde

[@phillyphil1513]

I just showed up here out of the blue to join the dog pile and say "that's not Olivia Wilde". okay I'm leaving now.

[@pranavps851]

@@Kaptain_Obvious_26 Thank you

[@billb.5183]

Awesome scene. Daniel Brühl was so great in this movie, as was everyone else involved.

[@shyamramachandran5416]

You cut just a second before my most favourite transition ever.

[@Brams2033]

The way she looks at him on 02:14 haha =D

[@abbaluby8902]

I've watched a whole lotta movies. This is one of my all-time favorite scenes.

[@juanbalboa553]

Love this movie. RIP NIKKY 🙏🏽

[@kensou2828]

this maybe the GOAT car racing film ever.

[@TriumvirSajaki]

2:08 30 to 65 in 1 second...the car's not so crappy after all

[@czifrad92]

"VTEC kicked in" - haha ;D

[@Brams2033]

They gave him an OK car, but God gave him a great ass, so 30 to 65 in 1 second should be pretty decent... =P

[@crusade444]

rpm dial not speedo

[@DreadfullMind]

it was a down shift... and that was the rpm

[@TriumvirSajaki]

Oh, usually the big meter is the speedometer in every car I drove. I guess I haven't driven a 1970s car before

[@kelliebrooks9094]

Thank u for posting this to share....i have F1 flash backs once an a while thankfully they have when im alone....in my ferrari

[@bluerep40]

Such a great movie, just an awesome look at Formula 1 racing!

[@RealAadilFarooqui]

No matter how big Motorsports fan you are, there are two fan groups who will always be super fans over you, Italian Formula1 fans and American NASCAR fans

[@Lydok]

hahahah I loved this scene. That's why I looked it up on KZbin.

[@camillegilbreath717]

me too

[@dilsere1775]

This one scene is one of those many scenes in this extraordinary movie which I can watch again and again till eternity 😍😍

[@malonkowski]

great movie, great scene

[@АлександрМотыхляев-л8с]

My favourite moment Lauda in my heart ❤️! Great man-great pilot! From Ekaterinburg with love!

[@leadspot]

instant classic scene :D

[@grahamwatts8836]

Drive faster “Because I am asking you to” reply “do you usually get what you want” they are both establishing that each other are partner material. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@maximv3667]

- And do you always get what you want? - Yes. Usually. - Well, not this time, manipulative beatch.

[@georgeking4547]

It was what I was looking for. Very easy to follow the steps. It works!

[@CamposElisios]

Melhor cena show 👏👏👏🇧🇷Niki❤️

[@wakeupvamsi5950]

Thank you director and actors.you made my day happy

[@Messenger_5]

I work for Italian affiliate, sorry my Italian friends but sometimes it is very hard not to smile and be serious, you are the heart of Europe

[@thekageryuu776]

Mediterraneans to be honest. Greeks, italians, spaniards, french...

[@Messenger_5]

@@thekageryuu776 Italians and Spanish

[@RCAFpolarexpress]

That is sooooo OUTSTANDING 👍😇👌💪🍻

[@shankarbalan3813]

What a fantastic man! Such a responsible driver. The best.

[@salesparza3876]

I waited a long time to watch Rush. Turned out to be an amazing flick.

[@erkinserter4992]

This scene always makes my eyes drop tears and takes my breath away.

[@petrhofmann3776]

Her laughter at 2:40 was surely not in the script. She just laughed at these two laughing guys in the back.

[@effemmelle]

Sì però ragazzi agl'occhi di un italiano questa scena è assurda: due italiani così stereotipati che praticamente quasi non esistono due italiani del genere (tra l'altro vestiti da sudamericani....), ovviamente speudomeridionali sulle Langhe piemontesi!?

[@AriAri-vs6we]

La calata napoletana in Trentino non si può sentire... I vestiti da sudamericani dove li vedi?

[@InfoRome]

Putroppo così vengono dipinti gli Italiani....sempre in ogni film, in ogni serie tv, ovunque...nessun americano guarda e pensa "ah Napoletani o ah Italiani del sud", pensano semplicemente che si tratti di "Italiani". SI ANCHE DEL TRENTINO O DI MILANO. Per loro questi sono gli Italiani. Ahinoi.

[@InfoRome]

E specifico che tutti da nord a sud siamo dannegiati da questa rappresentazione dell'Italia che ci umilia ogni giorno.

[@AriAri-vs6we]

InfoRome Ma almeno nel doppiaggio potevano mettere un bell'accento trentino... Nella scena del film in italiano non hanno cambiato una virgola!

[@InfoRome]

Ma questo è tipico appunto...anche nel padrino i famosi personaggi che parlano con accento Italiano sono stati resi con dialetto siciliano. Ogni volta che senti in un film doppiato qualcuno parlare siciliano o napoletano vuol dire che nell'originale erano semplici Italiani. È questo il punto: loro vedono tutti gli Italiani come quelli della Lega Nord vedono I Napoletani. Renderlo in accento nordico del trentino tradirebbe lo spirito di queste scene che tende a rappresentare Italiani come buffoni paesani e ignoranti o nei casi peggiori mafiosi. All'estero non sanno che esiste un Italia del nord. Per loro da Nord a Sud si tratta comunque di un paese del Sud Europa con gente con capelli neri, corrotti, spiagge, tanto caldo etc...Insomma come vedono (e come vediamo anche noi )Grecia Spagna portogallo etc..Per loro non esiste un Italia montanara, un Italia con accento morbido, con una economia funzionante o con modi di fare educati o con un clima freddo. È una cosa di una tristezza infinita ma è così.

[@Lindleyferchel]

I can watch this scene a thousand time and have the biggest smile and laugh!

[@kenc9236]

Beautiful countryside.

[@ngshashidhar]

I keep coming back to this video... don't know why

[@zaziou711]

Totally accurate about F1 drivers. They all drive like grandmas on regular roads.

[@jaybones614]

One of the best racing movies ever

[@lorenreyes2855]

Best part of the movie! I laughed as hard as the guys in the back seat!😂😂😂😂🏎

[@dilsere1775]

watching this scene is like eternity :))

[@РэйЧехов]

I've got goosebumps when he downshifted

[@smrtnz5995]

The Tsunami of waves. Fabulous scene - gotta watch this movie.

[@scatterthewinds3126]

damn I thought they were going to leave her behind.

[@nofuchu]

WHy do Italians gotta be funny? "My car is your car.." 🤣🤣