Ferrari - Reviews

Leaning away from blood-pumping thrills and towards family drama, Ferrari benefits from another great turn by Adam Driver and a handful of masterfully choreographed race scenes but is ultimately too risk-averse.

Michael Mann’s strange and frequently beguiling Ferrari, which covers three eventful months in the life of Italian motor racing driver and entrepreneur Enzo Ferrari, is a long-time passion project for its ever-idiosyncratic auteur.

Driver is fantastic, Cruz is even better.

Michael Mann mythologizes motorsports and manhood.

...has some impressive and deafening race scenes, set in that extraordinary era when there was no safety either for drivers or the crowds behind the straw bales...

Adam Driver’s racing drama is an electrifying ride.

Mann has always been at his best when letting his actors reveal their characters through responses rather than exposition or even character development.

Michael Mann has been exploring the flawed personalities of challenging men his entire career, which makes him the perfect choice to unpack the imperfections of Enzo Ferrari, a man who lived to win the race of life.

...it’s best seen not as a sports drama, but a portrait of a man at breaking point, personally and professionally, and what it takes to get him back on track.

Like Ferrari’s motors, the production is sleek, expensive-looking and runs handsomely.

Det här är ett starkt och mänskligt drama om varumärket Ferrari.

Mycket likt Ford v Ferrari handlar även Ferrari till mångt och mycket om en intensiv kamp om relevans och positionering i en alltmer konkurrenskraftig omgivning, om än i en mer allvarsam ton.

...et kuldslået nærportræt af en gambler med alt på spil.