(Watch Rush Online) From the moment Hunt and Lauda first lay eyes on each other, their bitter rivalry starts to take shape, and it's here where Morgan's writing is strongest. "Rush" does a superb job at zeroing in on this dynamic competition between the two drivers, who started off as fierce enemies and eventually became opponents who would actually respect each other. Their many brief exchanges of words either before or after races drive the plot and showcase Morgan's talent as a screenwriter, setting up some delicious, memorable onscreen moments audiences get to enjoy to the fullest extent.
(Watch Rush Online) While Hemsworth's James Hunt tends to be the focus of all promotional material surrounding "Rush," it is really Daniel Bruhl and his Niki Lauda role that completely steal away the show. Bruhl's performance is one worthy of an Oscar (he better get nominated!), and his body language and dialogue delivery in the role of Lauda are both spot on and captivating. Same goes for his chemistry with the beautiful and talented Alexandra Maria Lara, who gracefully portrays his concerned wife Marlene, always worried about her husband's well-being while he is trying to cheat death on the track.
(Watch Rush Online) Although Morgan's script does not devote too much time to the romances of our two star drivers, Lauda's relationship rightfully gets more onscreen time than Hunt's failing marriage to model Suzy Miller (Olivia Wilde), who later runs off with Richard Burton. Scenes between Hemsworth and Wilde feel a bit rushed, but it's obvious why Morgan chose to focus on that aspect of Hunt's life as well. Needless to say, the plot never falls victim to periods of boredom or slow activity. Every scene moves the story forward, and that's what partially makes a script a good one.

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(Watch Rush Online) Hunt was the kind of driver using his fame and success to party hard and enjoy life to the fullest, while Lauda took the sport very seriously and focused too much on self-discipline. This striking contrast between the two characters and their opposite lifestyles is again beautifully depicted in the film, adding to the already numerous layers this compelling story entails. I can't stress Morgan's tight writing and Howard's fast-paced direction enough. They complement each other as best as they possibly can, and the result is an incredibly entertaining film.


(Watch Rush Online) As it so happens, "Rush" is also filled with breathtaking race scenes. Though shot mostly in close-ups, these action-packed moments truly shine thanks to a combination of superb camera work and editing, and a grandiose score by Hans Zimmer. The gritty Grand Prix scenes pick up more intensity as the story progresses, culminating in a stunning sequence that results in Niki Lauda's tragic accident at the Nürburgring race in 1976. Here, the film shifts gears and focuses on the champ's painful hospital recovery while Hunt climbs the leader board after losing his biggest threat.


(Watch Rush Online) Technical aspects and great storytelling aside, "Rush" belongs to the cast. As I already mentioned, Bruhl is sensational in the role of Niki Lauda, and I am rooting for him during awards season. Hemsworth's portrayal as Hunt complements Bruhl's performance quite well, although the "Thor" actor can't quite deliver the same impact as his sensational co-star. Lara's performance as Marlene is one of her best, and she too steals the show from Wilde, who doesn't get too much screen time anyway.

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(Watch Rush Online) "Rush" delivers the goods from start to finish. It never loses steam and picks up more and more intensity as the story progresses, rewarding audiences with two hours of prime cinema entertainment. On top of that, it also tells the true story of two great race car drivers who showed the world how far a true rivalry can go in a sport like the Formula 1. Without a doubt in my mind, "Rush" will go down as one of this year's best films. More of this, please.

(Watch Rush Online) Two life in the fast lane, two men in search of the ultimate rush in one of the most dangerous sports in the world. Early 70s fight the very different rival Niki Lauda and James Hunt to move up to the racer Olympus. During the disciplined Lauda ambitious honing on his career to natural talent Hunt crashes the jet set life. While both have only one goal: the top spot of the formula 1 They carry out their rivalries not only in spectacular races, but also in fierce war of words beyond the racetrack. Again and again it is said: Hunt against Lauda - the rock star of Formula 1, married to the most successful model of his generation, Suzy Miller, against the razor sharp strategist.

(Watch Rush Online) In the crucial 1975/76 season Lauda is on the first place in the table. To the legendary Nurburgring, the most dangerous of all tracks: builds on wet roads Lauda a dramatic crash, his wife Marlene fears for his life. However, with almost superhuman will, he fights back and takes only a few weeks later to a renewed showdown with Hunt in Japan. Then it rains heavily, the race should be canceled, but both rivals to deliver a breathtaking duel ...

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(Watch Rush Online) Since 2001, the term Formula 1 in the cinema has involuntarily bitter aftertaste: After all provided us with Director Renny Harlin (" Die Hard 2 ") and Sylvester Stallone despite diligent search and the passion of the motor sports infatuation an incredibly kitaschiges, trashy as boring Boliden adventure from which causes up today yawn-attack. Finally, after director Ron Howard (" Apollo 13 , "" A Beautiful Mind ") announced his project on the racing sizes Niki Lauda and James Hunt, the skepticism was naturally great. But what has now brought to the screen by Oscar-Award-winning director, will dispel any doubt an incredible speed in all directions within the first minutes.


(Watch Rush Online) Because that based on true events Formula 1 drama "Rush - All for Victory" offers a grand, meticulously narrated, technically perfect as incredibly fast-paced like deep character drama that presents a duel of the giants, which caused more than once true goosebumps . The battle between Niki Lauda and James Hunt offers such fantastic entertainment and a true racing thriller of a special kind The romantic as famous Formula 1 to (the Queen of racing) in the 60s as 70s was a small ride with death. The probability of not surviving as a race driver was just under 20 percent. A challenge or even a threat, which attracted very special personalities. Two of them were Niki Lauda and James Hunt. And is director Ron Howard with screenwriter Peter Morgan (" The Last King of Scotland ") just focused on these two characters of racing, is obvious: both were bitter rivals who literally just by the then media says about gods have been highly sterilized.

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(Download Rush Movie) But one has both strongly linked: the overwhelming compulsion to outdo the other, and the 1976 World Cup to decide for themselves. What followed was even then racing thriller that ended with a serious accident, many surprises and a rainy day in Japan. Well of course it requires not only a successful starting point for a film, but also a technical skill to tell the story to the audience To do so close and tangible as possible.

Director Ron Howard proves his qualities after minor flop ( "The Dilemma "," Illuminati "), which he has forgotten nothing of his intuition and his skill. On the contrary, because Howard succeeds perfectly to take advantage of the historical facts in order to build a terrific suspense, the (partially relies on images, rapid sequences of events or short pithy dialogues) revealed together with the rapid narrative speed an incredibly ingenious character drama. Thus bribes' Rush - All for Victory "on one side with a minimalist narrative style, (Download Rush Movie) on the other side with an optical force, provide the perfect cinema together. This is clearly the focus at the beginning on the two figures, proving to be skillful storytelling, so a racing season 1976 shows that is hardly bearable with intensity. Of course, smaller lengths are inevitable and also one or the other non-racing fan will consider the many technical (and incredibly authentic) details as tedious, but as a quick, emotional, action-packed package, the film works in all respects. due to this is also the technical care that director Ron Howard creates the day with his 38 million expensive film.

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