Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker Review

Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker

Release Date: 19th December 2019 - Australia

Production Companies

Lucasfilm Ltd.

Bad Robot Productions

British Film Commission (produced with the support of)

Distribution

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Australia

Genre: Sci-Fi

Rating: M

Runtime: 141 minutes

Budget: $300,000,000

Box Office Gross: $1,074,149,279 (Worldwide)

Plot Summary

The evil Emperor Palpatine is assumed to have been killed in the second Death Star when somehow he survived. It is up to the remaining members of the Resistance to find a trace of his whereabouts, and Finn and Poe lead them in defeating the First Order and stopping their plans for a new Empire. Meanwhile, Rey has to confront Kylo Ren and face him.

Cast

Daisy Ridley - Rey

Adam Driver - Kylo Ren

John Boyega - Finn

Oscar Isaac - Poe Dameron

Kelly Marie Tran - Rose

Mark Hamill - Luke Skywalker/Boolio (Voice)

Carrie Fisher - General Leia Organa (Archive Footage)

Billy Dee Williams - Lando Calrissian

Lupita Nyong'o - Maz Kanata

Anthony Daniels - C-3PO

Jimmy Vee - R2-D2

Brian Herring - BB-8 Performer

Dave Chapman - BB-8 Performer

Joonas Suotamo - Chewbacca

Keri Russell - Zorii Bliss

Naomi Ackie - Jannah

Domhnall Gleeson - General Hux

Richard E. Grant - Allegiant General Pryde

Ian McDiarmid - Palpatine

Greg Grunberg - Snap Wexley
Shirley Henderson - Babu Frink

Dominic Monaghan - Beaumont Kin

Billie Lourd - Lieutenant Connix

Nick Kellington - Klaud

Mandeep Dhillon - Lieutenant Garam

Alison Rose - Lieutenant Draper

Amanda Lawrence - Commander D'Acy

Tanya Moodie - General Parnadee

Simon Paisley Day - General Quinn

Geff Francis - Admiral Griss

Amanda Hale - Officer Kandia

Amir El-Masry - Commander

Trach

Aidan Cook - Boolie

J.J. Abrams - D-O (Voice)
Tom Wilton - Colonel Aftab Ackbar
Chris Terrio - Colonel Aftab Ackbar (Voice)
Kiran Shah - Nambi Ghima
Debra Wilson - Nambi Ghima (Voice)
Josef Atlin - Pilot Vanik
Vinette Robinson - Pilot Tyce

Paul Kasey - C'ai Threnalli
Mike Quinn - Nien Numb
Kipsang Rotich - Nien Numb (Voice)
Ann Firbank - Tatooine Elder
Philicia Saunders - Tabala Zo
Nigel Godrich - FN-2802 (Cameo)
Dhani Harrison - FN-0878 (Cameo)
J.D. Dillard - FN-1226 (Cameo)
Dave Hearn - FN-0606 (Cameo)
Josefine Irrera Jackson - Young Rey

Cailey Fleming - Young Rey (Archive Footage)
Jodie Comer - Rey's Mother (Cameo)
Billy Howle - Rey's Father
Carolyn Hennesy - Demine Lithe
John Williams - Oma Tres (Cameo)

Denis Lawson - Wedge Antilles (Cameo)

Warwick Davis - Wicket W. Warrick (Cameo)

Harrison Davis - Pommet Warrick

Andy Serkis - Supreme Leader Snoke

(Voice) (Cameo)

James Earl Jones - Darth Vader (Voice) (Cameo)

Hayden Christensen - Anakin Skywalker

(Voice) (Cameo)

Ewan McGregor - Obi-Wan Kenobi (Voice)

(Cameo)

Frank Oz - Yoda (Voice) (Cameo)

Liam Neeson - Qui Gon Jinn (Voice) (Cameo)

Samuel L. Jackson - Mace Windu (Voice) (Cameo)

Ashley Eckstein - Ahsoka Tano (Voice) (Cameo)

Freddie Prinze Jr. - Kanan Jarrus (Voice) (Cameo)

Olivia d'Abo - Luminara Unduli (Voice) (Cameo)

Jennifer Hale - Aayla Secura (Voice) (Cameo)

Angelique Perrin - Adi Gallia (Voice) (Cameo)

Harrison Ford - Han Solo (Cameo) (Uncredited)

Ed Sheeran - Stormtrooper (Cameo) (Uncredited)

Karl Urban - Stormtrooper (Cameo) (Uncredited)

Crew

Story/Screenplay/Producer/Director - J.J. Abrams

Based on Characters - George Lucas

Story/Screenplay - Chris Terrio

Story - Derek Connolly and Colin Trevorrow

Executive Producer/First Assistant Director -
Tommy Gormley
Executive Producer/Unit Production Manager -
Callum Greene

Executive Producer - Jason D. McGatlin

Producers - Kathleen Kennedy and

Michelle Rejwan

Co-Producers - Pippa Anderson,

Candice Campos and Chris Furia

Casting Directors - Nina Gold, April Webster and

Alyssa Weisberg

Dialect Coach - Jill McCullough

Production Designers - Rick Carter
and Kevin Jenkins

VP & Head of Design: Lucasfilm Art Department -

Doug Chiang

Design Supervisor: Lucasfilm - James Clyne

Concept Artists - Adam Brockbank,

Bob Cheshire, Jon McCoy, Stephen Tappin,

Christian Alzmann, Ryan Church,

Rodolfo Damgio, Yanick Dusseault,

Sean Hargreaves, Phil Saunders,

Erik Tiemens, Adam Baines and André Wallin

Additional Conceptual Designs - Darren Gilford

Supervising Art Director - Paul Inglis

Senior Art Director - Phil Sims

Art Directors - Jim Barr, Claire Fleming,

Liam Georgensen, Patrick Harris,

Ashley Lamont, Mike Stallion and

Matt Wynne

Art Directors: Props - Oliver Roberts, Lydia Fry

and Daniel Nussbaumer

Standby Art Director - Peter James

Assistant Art Directors - Roxana Alexandru,

Petra Balogh, Jake Hall, Charlotte Leatherland,

Hugh McClelland, Kristen Maloney and

Laura Miller

Assistant Art Director: Props - Clara Gomez del Moral

Draughtsperson/Asset and Environment

Supervisor: ILM - Andrew Proctor

Storyboard Artist - David Allcock

Set Decorator - Rosemary Brandenburg

Property & Weapons Master - Jamie Wilkinson

Supervising Standby Props - Sonny Merchant

Workshop Supervisor - Martyn Doust

Costume Designer - Michael Kaplan

Costume Supervisor - David Crossman

HOD Costume Modeller - Pierre Bohanna

Special Creature Effects - Neal Scanlan

Makeup Designer - Amanda Knight

Hair Designer - Lisa Tomblin

Director of Photography - Dan Mindel

Director of Photography: Second Unit -

Andrew Rowlands

Aerial Director of Photography - David B. Nowell

Production Supervisor: Jordan - Diala Al Raie

Production Manager: Foreign Locations/

Supervising Location Manager (Uncredited) - Martin Joy

Production Coordinators: Jordan - Erin Duffy

and Nada Atieh

Unit Production Managers - D.J. Carson and

Kate Hazell

First Assistant Director: Second Unit -

Stewart Hamilton

First Assistant Director: Jordan - Tamir Naber

Supervising Location Manager - Mally Chung

Location Manager: Jordan - Duncan Broadfoot

Second Unit Director - Victoria Mahoney

Stunt Coordinator - Eunice Hathart

Assistant Stunt Coordinator - Marc Mailley

Fight Coordinator - Mike Lambert

Aerial Coordinator & Pilot - Frédéric North

Creature Movement Choreographer/

Creature & Droid Puppeteer - Paul Kasey

Special Effects Supervisor - Dominic Tuohy

Special Effects Production Buyers/

Coordinators - Sophie Hutton and Alicia Davies

CFX Electronic Design and Development

Supervisor/Creature & Droid Puppeteer -

Matthew Denton

CFX Supervising Animatronic Designers -

Vanessa Bastyan, Maria Cork and Gustav Hoegen

CFX Paint Finish Design Supervisor - Henrik Svensson

Visual Effects Supervisor - Roger Guyett

Visual Effects Supervisors: ILM - Patrick Tubach,

Daniele Bigi, Jeff Capogreco, Dan Snape

and Nigel Sumner

Visual Effects Supervisor: Second Unit - Richard Bain

Visual Effects Producers - Janet Lewis,

Stacey Bissell, TJ Falls and Kevin Elam

Visual Effects Art Directors: ILM - Stephen Tappin

and Chris Voy

Animation Supervisors: ILM - Paul Kavanagh,

Stephen Aplin, Eric Leong and Lee McNair

Virtual Production Supervisor - Kaya Jabar

CG Supervisors: ILM - Karin Cooper,

Nihal Friedel, Steve Hardy, Malcolm Humphreys,

Daniel Lobl, Victor Schulz IV and

Anthony Zwartouw

Computer Graphics Supervisor: BLIND LTD -

Andrew Booth

Compositing Supervisors: ILM - Michael J. Allen,

Sam Bassett, John J. Galloway, Charles Lai,

Jan Maroske and Jeff Sutherland

Asset and Environment Supervisors: ILM -

Waldemar Bartkowiak, Jeffrey De Guzman,

Clement Gerard, Bruce Holcomb, Ben Neall,

John Seru, Dan Wheaton and Elvin Siew Xiangyou

Visual Effects Concept Artists: ILM -

Amy Beth Christensen, Adam Ely,

Brett Northcutt, Bianca Scurtu, Shivani Jhaveri

and Jeen Yee

Art Department: ILM - Ashley Bradford,

Jennifer Coronado, Alexander Gustaveson

and David Nakabayashi

Editors - Maryann Brandon and Stefan Grube

Sound Designer/Supervising Sound Editor -

David Acord

ADR Mixer: Skywalker Sound/Supervising Sound

Editor - Matthew Wood

Additional Sound Design - Robert Stambler

Jedi Vocal Design - Ben Burtt

Foley Supervisor - Frank Rinella

Foley Artists - Ronni Brown and

Margie O'Malley

Dialogue Supervisor - Cheryl Nardi

Production Sound Mixer - Stuart Wilson

Sound Effects Editors - Justin Doyle

and Addison Teague

Re-Recording Mixers - Andy Nelson

and Christopher Scarabosio

Music - John Williams

Scoring Engineer - Shawn Murphy

Review

For over 42 years, the Star Wars movie franchise has reached its culmination of THE RISE OF SKYWALKER. Fans are either worried, excited or indifferent to this new instalment. Some find it hard to forgive everything in The Last Jedi that caused them discomfort. I had high expectations for THE RISE OF SKYWALKER as it was the beginning of an end to a galaxy far, far away, conceived by George Lucas. Unfortunately, it was not the grand finale I hoped it would be. Disney had broken our promises in concluding this saga with a contrived ending.

Director J.J. Abrams is back to restore the light that seems to have vanished in The Last Jedi. However, there's a downside in all things possible as J.J. starts to lose his creative touch when the changes he put in prove unnecessary and contradictory in the series' culmination. It includes the insertion of pure fanservice and retconning the fan-divisive plot points already addressed in the predecessor, such as the truth about Rey's lineage. While there are fans who hated Rian Johnson's unorthodox approach to The Last Jedi, they can thank J.J. for fixing a few of those issues. The plot is a little derivative of Return of the Jedi and is even convoluted. Not helped at all is the sluggish pacing, which also hurts the film.

Nothing else got added to THE RISE OF SKYWALKER that's new, like character-driven scenes and plot twists. What I find most disconcerting about the movie is that Emperor Palpatine's return lessens the impact of his supposed defeat in Return of the Jedi. This film didn't explain how he survived. It would have been better if the Emperor returned as a Force ghost or a clone, like in the Legends series.

The visuals are still spectacular, and the film has some great moments. The acting continues with original players added to return for this movie, like Billy Dee Williams as Lando Calrissian. Ian McDiarmid hams it up in his reprisal as the evil Sith Lord. This instalment was an emotional send-off for Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia. It would have been better if she was still alive to complete her character's journey.

THE RISE OF SKYWALKER could have concluded on an emotional note with high intensity. It would have gone differently as Rian Johnson did to The Last Jedi. Some fans may not like THE RISE OF SKYWALKER, but that doesn't mean they are nothing short of their devotion to the Star Wars series. The franchise will live on in all of our hearts as always. What we got instead was a movie that was neither good nor bad.

Star rating: (5/10) Average

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Finding Santa: A Christmas Adventure Review

Finding Santa: A Christmas Adventure

Release Date: 3rd December 2019 - Australia (Vimeo)

Production Companies

TriCoast Worldwide (in association with)

Copenhagen Bombay (presents)
CB Sverige AB (a co-production with)
Fish Blowing Bubbles (a co-production with)
SKANLOG A/S (with financing from)
Danish Film Institute (with support)
TV2 DANMARK (with support)
Swedish Film Institute (with support)
Nordisk Film & TV Fond (with support)

Distribution
TriCoast Worldwide

Genre: Animation/Family/

Fantasy

Rating: PG

Runtime: 80 minutes

Plot Summary

Julius is eight years old, still believes in Santa, and has lived at an orphanage since he was a baby. One day, the other children confront him with the fact that Santa may not be, in fact, real. Disenchanted by this revelation, he seeks comfort from his special Christmas box and is transported to a magical world to help save Christmas.

Voice Cast
Alex Aguirre
Marick Dacanay
Desiree Deseo
Janice Racelis
Jun Villaroman
JM Torres
Zahn Yu
Earl Palma

Crew

Script/Director - Jacob Ley
Script - Anne Munk Jensen
Executive Producer - Sarita Christensen
Producers - Anne Sofie Hansen-Skovmoes
and Fie Ørnsø
Co-Producers - Artur D. Kubiczek,
Linus Stohr Torell and Rodrigo Villalobos
Production Designer - Kristine Maj De Neergaard
Art Director - Gustav Pontoppidan
Animation Director - Kristjan Møller
Editors - Elin Projits and
Per Risager
Sound Designer/Music - Morten Dalsgaard

Re-Recording Mixer - Per Boström

Review
FINDING SANTA was released in Denmark in 2016 as Get Santa and has found its way into digital streaming services. The film has a unique character animation style that I find interesting, looking like it's cut out of paper. It reminded me of a few animated shows with a similar animation form, such as South Park. Unfortunately, the animation is too realistic and could scare young children. The overall character development in this movie would appeal to young audiences. The voiceovers did not match the mouth movements. However, this may have been due to the English dubbing. The music score of the feature starts with poignant Christmas music and then turns festive.

Children of 5 and under should not watch FINDING SANTA on their own as themes include bullying and intense peril that may upset them. Overall, it is a sweet and semi-decent Christmas movie and worth viewing.

Star rating: (7/10) Good Movie

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Dragon Hunters Review

Dragon Hunters


Release Date: 20th March 2008 - Australia

Production Companies
Futurikon
Luxanimation
Trixter Productions

Mac Guff Ligne


Genre: Animation/Family/

Fantasy

Rating: PG

Runtime: 80 minutes

Budget: €12,000,000

Box Office Gross: $12,235,843 (Worldwide)

Plot Summary
A young girl named Zoe, an avid reader of fairy tales, decides to help her uncle, Lord Arnold, get dragon hunters. She sets out to find the dragon slayers, unaware of what she will find along the way. Fortunately, she comes across Gwizdo and Lian-Chu, and they agree to help her. Thus, the adventure begins.

Voice Cast
Forest Whitaker - Lian-Chu
Rob Paulsen - Gwizdo/Bats/

Lensflair
Mary Mouser - Zoe
Nick Jameson - Lord Arnold
Jess Harnell - Gildas
Dave Wittenberg - Hector
Frank Welker - The World Gobbler

John DiMaggio - Fat John

Crew

Writer/Storyboard/Director - Arthur Qwak

Director/Production/Background Color

Designer - Guillaume Ivernel

Writer - Frédéric Lenoir
English Adaptation - Rob Conrath

Co-Executive Producer/Music - Klaus Badelt

Co-Executive Producers - Michael Coldewey
and Robyn Klein

Producers - Philippe Delarue and
Tilo Seiffert

Co-Producer - Marcus Schöfer

Character Designer - Valérie Hadida

Background Designer - Max Braslavsky

Animation Directors: Mac Guff - Kyle Balda
and Laurent de la Chapelle

Animation Supervisor - Pierre Luduc
Animation Sequence Supervisor - Fabrice Senia
Visual Effects Supervisor - Marie-Claire Bazart
Visual Effects Supervisor/Title Sequence -
Francois Launet

Film Editor - Soline Guyonneau

Sound Designer/Effects Recordist/

Supervising Sound Editor - Jean-Marc Lentretien

Re-Recording Mixer/Sound Studio Manager/

Supervisor - Bruno Seznec

Composers: Additional Music - Ian Honeyman
and Andrew Raiher

Review

I never knew that DRAGON HUNTERS had spun off from an animated TV series after watching this movie for the first time. It seems incredible, yet it was daring and unreal and had the makings of a great animated feature. Unlike some animated features produced in Hollywood, DRAGON HUNTERS came from France. Around that time, audiences outside of Europe barely knew that the film existed. It is a mind-blowing and underrated CGI flick.

I admire the film for its incredible scenery of beautiful floating landscapes. The negatives I found with this movie included that there are no other well-known celebrity actors except for Forest Whitaker in the voice-over role of the film's English dub. Whitaker acted as the gentle giant Lian-Chu, giving little depth to his character.

I am amazed at how this film turned out when it came out in the same year as Kung Fu Panda and WALL-E. While DRAGON HUNTERS didn't come close to these two movies in terms of story and emotion, it does have an extraordinary visual art style. Those who have never seen this lost evocative gem will have to search for it. Whether on DVD or YouTube.

Star rating: (7/10) Good Movie

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Ford v Ferrari Review

Ford v Ferrari

Release Date: 14th November 2019 - Australia

Production Companies

20th Century Fox (presents)

Chernin Entertainment

TSG Entertainment

Turnpike Films

Distribution

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Australia

Genre: Action/Drama

Rating: M

Runtime: 152 minutes

Budget: $97,600,000

Box Office Gross: $225,508,210 (Worldwide)

Plot Summary

Former race car driver turned automotive designer Carroll Shelby is given the opportunity with an important assignment to build a new Ford vehicle to beat Ferrari. Together with British race car driver Ken Miles at the wheel, they faced corporate interference, laws of physics and their demons. They were determined to compete with Ferrari at the 1966 Le Mans 24 Hours in France.

Cast

Matt Damon - Carroll Shelby

Christian Bale - Ken Miles

Jon Bernthal - Lee Lacocca

Caitriona Balfe - Mollie Miles

Ray McKinnon - Phil Remington

Tracy Letts - Henry Ford II

Josh Lucas - Leo Beebe

Noah Jupe - Peter Miles

Remo Girone - Enzo Ferrari

JJ Feild - Roy Lunn

Jack McMullen - Charlie Agapiou

Corrado Invernizzi - Franco Gozzi

Joe Williamson - Don Frey

Ian Harding - Ford Executive - Ian

Christopher Darga - John Holman

Shawn Law - Al 'Gus' Scussel

Darrin Prescott - Bob Bondurant

Alex Gurney - Dan Gurney

Benjamin Rigby - Bruce McLaren

Ben Collins - Denny Hulme

Francesco Bauco - Lorenzo Bandini

Guido Cocomello - Ludo Scarfiotti

Adam Mayfield - Lloyd Ruby

Sean Carrigan - Walt Hangsgen

Lachlan Buchanan - Celebrity MC -

Cloverfield
Giles Matthey - Lance Reventlow
Rudolf Martin - Dieter Voss

Evan Arnold - SCCA Official
Darin Cooper - Reporter - Sam

Elizabeth Dement - Ford Secretary #1
Wallace Langham - Dr. Granger
Jonathan LaPaglia - Pit Engineer - Eddie
Brad Beyer - Wayne (Costumer)

Ottavio Taddei - Italian Photographer
Giovanni Cirfiera - Gianni Agnelli

Wyatt Nash - Cool Young Buyer

Drew Rausch - Pilot Private Plane
Ward Horton - Test Driver - Burt
Luiggi Debiasse - Ford Italian Translator -

Gary

Michael Lanahan - Brumos Executive

Tanner Foust - Ronnie Bucknum

Peter Arpesella - Ferrari Pit Chief

Andrew Burlinson - Ford Executive #2

Lou Beatty Jr. - Janitor

Clément Larue - Kid Program Seller

Oliver Bin - Drunk Man Singing

Marc Forget - Le Mans Official #1

Stephanie Fiorenza - Le Mans Official #

Joss Glennie-Smith - Mechanic Ford

Advanced Vehicles

Tim Banning - Reporter - Daytona

Arron Shiver - Charlie Brockman ABC

Paul Fox - British Commentator

Zack Zublena - French Commentator

Aylam Orian - German Commentator

Kirt Kishita - Japanese Commentator

Stefania Spampinato - Ferrari's English

Translator

Gian Franco Tordi - Agnelli Secretary

Cameron Hennings - Autograph Seeker

James Tappan - IRS Employee #1

Ryan O'Dell - IRS Employee #2

Mario Di Donato - Ferrari Lawyer

Bonnie Antonini - Ferrari Secretary

Janelle McKee - Ford Secretary #2
Grace Fae - Ford Secretary - Grace
Jan Munroe - Edwin Turley
Marisa Petroro - Mrs. Henry Ford
Leif Carlgren - Ford Exec Sean Reed

Jon Ueberroth - Production Line Foreman

Camillo Faieta - Ferrari Pit Crew #1

Steven Ziel - Ford Executive #2

Vernon Dew - Ford Executive #4

Angelo Dibello - Ferrari Pit Crew #2
Larsen Deane - Shelby Pit Crew -

Ronnie Larson
Craig Frosty Silva - Shelby Pit Crew - Frosty

Brad McCabe - Shelby Pit Crew

Brent Pontin - Chris Amon
Mark Krenik - Shelby Pit Smokey

Thomas John Rudolph - Shelby Pit Big Mug

Luka Bale - Le Mans Flower Girl

Crew

Producer/Director - James Mangold

Writers - Jez & John-Henry Butterworth
and Jason Keller
Executive Producers - Dani Bernfeld,
Michael Mann, Lucas Foster and Alex Young

Executive Producer/Unit Production Manager -

Kevin Halloran
Producers - Peter Chernin and Jenno Topping
Co-Producer/Post-Production Supervisor -
Aaron Downing

Co-Producer/First Assistant Director -

Adam Somner
Casting Director - Ronna Kress
Production Designer - François Audouy

Supervising Art Director - Maya Shimoguchi

Art Directors - Jordan Ferrier,

Robert Andrew Johnson and Gustaf Aspergen
Set Decorator - Peter Lando

Property Master - John Paul 'J.P.' Jones

Costume Designer - Daniel Orlandi

Head Makeup Artist - Jane Galli

Director of Photography - Phedon Papamichael

Director of Photography: California

Second Unit - Igor Meglic

Camera/Steadicam Operator - P. Scott Sakamoto

Second Assistant Camera - Michael Luntzel

First Assistant Director: California Second

Unit - Marvin Williams

Location Manager - Robert Foulkes

Location Manager: Georgia - Maria T. Bierniak
Second Unit Director - Darrin Prescott
Stunt Coordinator - Robert Nagle

Picture Car Coordinator - Rick Collins

Aerial Coordinator - Ryan Hosking

Pilot - Craig Hosking

Special Effects Coordinator - Mark R. Byers
Special Effects Supervisor: France Unit -

Charles-Axel Vollard
Visual Effects Supervisor - Olivier Dumont

Visual Effects Supervisor: Method Studios -

Dave Morley
Film Editors - Andrew Buckland,
Michael McCusker and Dirk Westervelt

Re-Recording Mixer/Sound Designer -

David Giammarco

Sound Designer - Jay Wilkinson

Supervising Sound Editor - Donald Sylvester

Sound Mixer - Steven Morrow

Re-Recording/Music Mixer - Paul Massey

Foley Supervisor - Anna MacKenzie
Music - Marco Beltrami and Buck Sanders

Music Supervisor/Editor - Ted Caplan

Review

I have been a big fan of Ford and watched most of the races they won at Mount Panorama yearly. Unfortunately, I didn't watch any other races that Ford had participated in much of Australia and other regions. I was unaware of the historical event of 1966, in which the movie takes place. I also didn't know about the rivalry between Ford and Ferrari and the fastest vehicle built for this race, the Ford GT. What intrigued me to see this film was not just my interest in Ford but two actors, Matt Damon and Christian Bale, who consistently give incredible performances.

FORD V FERRARI was a three-hour biopic capturing the big sports event set in the sixties. Damon and Bale's credible talents boosted the film's adrenaline rush. It was interesting to see these two stars portray those historical figures. Their chemistry helped fuel their dynamic in FORD V FERRARI. James Mangold was an interesting director for this movie and has outdone himself in his craftsmanship. I was impressed by the film's racing coordination, which made me feel like a spectator of an actual race.

One of the superb films to come out in 2019, FORD V FERRARI is perfect for any motorsport fan and biopic drama lovers. Nobody should miss this movie. Here's hoping that FORD V FERRARI will land in the race for the Oscars. I'd be disappointed if the film didn't win Best Picture.

Star rating: (10/10) Best Movie Ever

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