Dare to innovate, dare to open up, dare to be the first

Liana 2022-04-19 09:01:26

I have studied American culture and American country music for a while, and I have always had a good impression of Ford. I feel that driving a ford in the vast west is a great feeling. This film should also promote American culture and American spirit. Dare to innovate, dare to open up, and dare to be the first.

The development of the automobile industry has expanded the scope of people's pursuit of freedom, and is no longer limited to one city or one place. Everything points to a freer, more dashing way of life.

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Extended Reading
  • Kay 2022-03-22 09:01:19

    80/100, externally reflects the power and capital struggle between the director and the studio. This may also be personal anxiety about creation. The choice between enthusiasm, desire and survival, and situation has become a time bomb. Even though it was just a high-quality template biographical film internally, and even slightly delayed the rhythm at the end, Mangold turned his excellent scheduling into infinite passion and burned on the track. The rainy night car chase scene uses light, smoke, rain and many other visual elements to fully mix the speed and collision. The battle between the two big guys is really beautiful. The engine keeps roaring and roaring, why is it not exciting.

  • Kale 2022-03-24 09:01:22

    Behind the racing is the Vanity Fair under the influence of capital. The real driver will always chase the state of purity of speed and the integration of man and machine. At the end of the anti-climax, the reality is so weird.

Ford v Ferrari quotes

  • [while racing at Willow Springs, Gurney notices Miles' broken windshield]

    Dan Gurney: Hey, Ken. What happened to your shield?

    Ken Miles: New design.

  • [Henry Ford II enters the assembly plant]

    Henry Ford II: Shut it down, Mr. Beebe.

    [Beebe turns around and faces the head engineer]

    Leo Beebe: John.

    [head engineer nods and shuts down the assembly line]

    Henry Ford II: Hear that? That's the sound of the Ford Motor Company out of business.

    [Henry II walks around]

    Henry Ford II: IN 1899, my grandfather, Henry 'By God' Ford, was walking home from Edison Illumination after working a double shift. He was ruminating. That morning, he had himself an idea that changed the world. Sixty-five years, and 47 million automobiles later, what shall be his legacy? Getting it in the tail pipe from a Chevy Impala.

    [workers chuckle]

    Henry Ford II: Here's what I want you to do. Walk home.

    [workers go silent]

    Henry Ford II: While you're walking, I want you to ruminate. Man comes to my office with an idea, that man keeps his job. Rest of you, second-best losers... stay home. You don't belong at Ford.