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 Very soon I will be doing reviews on both these 2013 films.

Rush 2013

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Whether you love or loathe the Formula Racing, Ron Howard (Director) will have you searing towards the edge of your seat, as he recreates the spectacular rivalry in the 1970s Formula 1 between James Hunt and Niki Lauda.

Observe as Howard and Peter Morgan (Writer) bring back the 1976 World Championship, into the modern day and take us into the personal lives of the greatest rivals that Formula 1 fans have ever witnessed. As Hunt and Lauda zoom towards the finish line, their wives Suzy Miller (Olivia Wilde) and Marlene Knaus (Alexandra Maria Lara) remain by the side lines of the racing track, as they watch and fear for their eager husbands lives, when they rocket toward victory or plummet towards their possible deaths.

Both driven by each other’s success and failures, are they ready to risk their lives for the World Championship title? It will all end in the last race of the 1976 racing season! Held at Fuji, Japan on October 24^th, James and Niki will battle head to head to win that famous title.

Chris Hemsworth (Thor and Avengers Assemble) gives an excellent portrayal of the English party playboy James Hunt. Although some critics believe the Aussie actor is a little too muscular to play the slender eccentric driver, nevertheless Hemsworth flourishes within his exciting role. He has the perfect charisma and stamina to convince Formula 1 fans that he can play the gifted racer, Hunt. As well as that, the ‘Hammer Smashing God’ gets to grips with how James acted around people (especially woman) with his witty manner.

Immediately Daniel Brühl (Inglourious Basterds and the Bourne Ultimatum) convinces fans that he was born to play the wealthy anti-social Austrian, Niki Lauda. With his ‘rat-like’ features Brühl thrives in his disciplined and analytical role, as he learns about Laudas motives, his most un-romantic proposal to Marlene and the disastrous consequence he faces.

As the movie poster says, ‘Everyone’s Driven By Something,’ this film will have you ‘Rushing’ to buy this exhilarating film so you can relive the legendary true story of the 1970s Formula 1 Grand Prix.