Fun fact: a yoga student of my wife's stopped attending her classes when she found out my wife did not have the same far-left beliefs. My wife did not even engage in any discussions with her. Best part is that lady is a reporter for major newspaper known for it's slant.
But, I bet your wife wasn’t running around bragging about the benefits of Capitalism either too.
Living on the edge of DC has been quite interesting the last decade or so... The first 40+ years were no issue.
Very true, but if they expect US to make them insanely wealthy you’d think they’d take that into account before alienating half of their money? Well, I guess the smart ones do. He’s still a great actor, can’t take that away.
There is a monthly gathering of Cobra kit cars a couple miles from my house. I stumbled across it a few years ago. Seeing a dozen or so of these together definitely makes one think how nice it would be to own one.
I really enjoyed this movie because much of the driving footage was from the driver's perspective.
I'd also highly recommend LeMans with Steve McQueen from 1971. They filmed a lot of the race sequence footage during the actual race with cameras strapped onto actual race cars. Script leaves a lot to be desired, but very realistic racing sights and sounds. And you can watch for the Heuer Monaco on the wrist.
James Garner was actually in Grand Prix, but I haven't seen that one yet somehow.
For anyone interested in Ford v Ferrari filming, the Feb 2020 issue of Motor Trend has a great article. It's the issue with the Tesla "Pickup" on the cover. That truck deserves its own thread.
Actors are entitled to their opinion just as much as doctors, lawyers, waiters, construction workers, etc etc. It’s a job like any other, and doesn’t mean they aren’t humans allowed to have opinions. Yes, they have a forum for their opinions, and some of them use it. Sometimes in an inappropriate way. Just like you’re entitled to your opinion, but maybe not in an inappropriate way on a watch forum...
@dougiedude .... On The Dash has a great write up on the watches from the movie.
Watch Spotting — Heuer Chronographs in “Ford v Ferrari”
I really enjoyed this movie because much of the driving footage was from the driver's perspective.
I'd also highly recommend LeMans with Steve McQueen from 1971. They filmed a lot of the race sequence footage during the actual race with cameras strapped onto actual race cars. Script leaves a lot to be desired, but very realistic racing sights and sounds. And you can watch for the Heuer Monaco on the wrist.
