Maybe coz Rush is based on real story so they cannot add/expand much of it.Rush had a mediocre storyline if you ask me. But I gotta agree that the action sequences were a lot more realistic and entertaining than FF7. But hey, so was NFS the movie and that show was shit.
Got a Senna movie?Maybe coz Rush is based on real story so they cannot add/expand much of it.
My favorite race movie is the Senna documentary movie but you can say I'm biased.
Yes a 2hr documentary movie released back in 2010. You didn't know meh? Can find easily in youtube. It was also played several times in one of the sports channel on Astro.Got a Senna movie?
as much as the FF7 were filled with explosive action scenes, which made it worth the watch, It just isn't as Fast & Furious as it should have been. Rather, the FF series has become more Family & Friends.I think the movie is sh!t.
The series get progressively ridiculous with each sequel . Implausible, outrageous and over the top plots and action sequences seems to be the staple diet for most retarded moviegoers these days. The first 3 F&F is at least watchable, but the deeper they get into the franchise, the crazier it becomes. I think the typical audience love all this because they keep coming with the same formula for every action movie. CGI CGI and more CGI.
On the other hand, if you get a accomplished director like Ron Howard to do a motorsport movie, you get an enjoyable product like 'Rush' which I think has better actors, quality acting, plot. They'll still be some Hollywood creative licence injected into it but for the most part the movie is faithful towards character development historical accuracy and realism.
Fast & Furious is the driving movie equivalent of Transformers. Not exactly Oscar material. You will never hear Vin Diesel or the director of any F&F going up on stage saying "I like to thank the Academy for this award." At least Rush was nominated even if it did not win.
You mean Jacky Chan's Thunderbolt? That movie was all fine until the last race which was so obviously speed up that it looked quite ridiculous as well.as much as the FF7 were filled with explosive action scenes, which made it worth the watch, It just isn't as Fast & Furious as it should have been. Rather, the FF series has become more Family & Friends.
I think future FF series need to refocus on the car & driving scenes. Like some of the good classic movies with memorable, realistic driving / car scenes such as Thunderbolt, Taxi or even Ronin.
Yup, Ronin was really good.....as much as the FF7 were filled with explosive action scenes, which made it worth the watch, It just isn't as Fast & Furious as it should have been. Rather, the FF series has become more Family & Friends.
I think future FF series need to refocus on the car & driving scenes. Like some of the good classic movies with memorable, realistic driving / car scenes such as Thunderbolt, Taxi or even Ronin.
Maybe it's because the movie was made back when people were more easily amused, or because it involved Batu 3 or it could be Evo and GTR that got people hooked. I was quite impressed 20 years ago to be honestYou mean Jacky Chan's Thunderbolt? That movie was all fine until the last race which was so obviously speed up that it looked quite ridiculous as well.
The M5 chase scene was pretty coolYup, Ronin was really good.....
I like the Thunderbolt also except for the last race, coz the frame rate was too much speed up until so noticeable. Everything else up to that point was fine.Maybe it's because the movie was made back when people were more easily amused, or because it involved Batu 3 or it could be Evo and GTR that got people hooked. I was quite impressed 20 years ago to be honest
The M5 chase scene was pretty cool
The movie 'Rush' was mostly (substantially) true which is all the more remarkable because both James Hunt and Niki Lauda were larger than life. To Ron Howard's credit he didn't stray to far off the historical plot. Most Hollywood directors nowadays don't have the courage to adhere to authenticity, preferring instead of rehashing the same tired old action plots that the average braindead moviegoers prefer.Rush had a mediocre storyline if you ask me. But I gotta agree that the action sequences were a lot more realistic and entertaining than FF7. But hey, so was NFS the movie and that show was shit.
I don't know about Thunderbolt. I always thought Jacky Chan was a lousy actor.as much as the FF7 were filled with explosive action scenes, which made it worth the watch, It just isn't as Fast & Furious as it should have been. Rather, the FF series has become more Family & Friends.
I think future FF series need to refocus on the car & driving scenes. Like some of the good classic movies with memorable, realistic driving / car scenes such as Thunderbolt, Taxi or even Ronin.