Gordon Barsaloux

I hoped this movie would be a lot more about the racing and car design of Ferrari but it seemed like they had six Ferrari's they could get there hands on so let's make a movie about that. Very little pre history about Ferrari's racing success and that's disappointing because that would of really helped set up the story they were trying to tell. I had to keep explaining what was happening in the few racing scenes to my friend I saw the film with.

Ok. I get you want your 2 hours back. Clever. Almost every one star review said this. Welcome to the stoopid zoo. I watched it and didn't hate it. I also couldn't turn away because I kept wondering what the Hell I was watching. I don't pretend to be a cinematic deep thinker but go in with the right attitude and I think it's worth a look.

I enjoyed the movie very much. Great performances by the cast and the film making was amazing. Unfortunately the main focal point of the story which is the anchor of most of the conflicts is kind of glossed over. I wish they would have discussed more of the nuts and bolts of developing of such an astounding jump in man's knowledge of the universe. The movie really doesn't display the genius behind the problem solving or even how the damn thing works. Also the thought that the only way to see this movie was to go find an I- Max theater is kind of silly in my opinion. Mostly a lot of sweaty men in B/W. .

I loved the whole trilogy. It's one of those snowy I got nothing better to do on a Saturday afternoon classics. The first two are really fun and the last one is just a lot of crazy fun. Enjoy!

Part action film part Three Stooges short. The scene near the end of the movie on the stairs... I almost pissed my self laughing. It was a fun movie I guess but remove brain and leave it home with the babysitter.