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Ford v Ferrari - Movie Review

A Historical Race Car Movie?

This film is based in actual events. Some of the movie embellishes some of the events of the movie but for the major events remain historically accurate. As for it being a race car movie, there is car racing but a lot of the movie deals with the characters. If you enjoy the Fast and Furious movies, this movie has a similar blend of character development and car racing. This movie of course is grounded more in reality with its car racing.

Review

I definitely did not have this movie on my list to get. Fortunately, my son did have it on his list. Deciding on what to watch (and possibly review) this weekend, I found myself interested in Ford v Ferrari. At 153 minute run time, I surprised myself by starting to watch it when I was more interested in a 95 minute movie. I found myself pulled into the movie and didn't end up seeing how much time was left until I was well over the two hour mark in the movie. There are a few characters in this movie I truly believe you will feel for. Some positive, some sympathetic, and some will probably annoy you. The characters are what make this movie easy to watch.

Rating

I would give this a HD movie. I would recommend picking it up for under $10. I fortunate that my copy from Family Video for $8 turned out to be UHD.

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