@@pavkis9249 True. But hes not known so much by name elsewhere- as he should be. A fine actor in many films- even Tarantino and also Marvel - but most people could not tell you his name I think despite all his great work.
@@RuRu0091well, for native english speaker, it might meaning the opposite… but you get what he’s saying though, right??? he felt there are many things that happened in that 7min scene and he was entertained that it felt it was more than 7mins…
I love the code-switching -- English, German, Italian. Very realistic, but not distracting. Even Brühl's Austrian accent, both in English and in German, is spot-on.
Being a Ferrari F1 driver is probably the greatest honour in Italy besides being the Captain of the Azzuri. It's also the only way to win the hearts of the Italians!
@@ser_igel And it's probably the only way a non-Italian can become an Italian hero. Let's face it, winning for Ferrari is like captaining the Azzuri to winning the world cup!
Everytime I watch this clip, I feel the joy and enthusiasm of those 2 Italians, I smile like a lunatic. I can't explain why?.. probably one of my favourite movie moments.
Niki stepped back and was hidden by the hood, and the car almost skipped them because they have seen him a little bit later. This just shows that they really stopped for Niki. I really liked the attention to details on this one.
An elegant lady...one beautiful line to a sensible man... his reaction...going out of his normal for her... puts this scene in an entirely different league altogether! Savage 🔥
4:44 is when i truly loved the scene, most race scenes in movies in actuality show a gear lever being forcefully put into reverse. Its the tiny little things that make it work from her eyes and slight lean in when asking to tiny little touches like this one simple shift.
One thing I found a little weird was when he was driving slow his foot at 4:37 was all the way down on the accelerator. Other than that the scene like you mentioned was perfect, unlike some movies where a car while racing has atleast 20 gears. 🤣🤣
In most (incompetent) pursuit / road race etc. scenes the gear lever is brutally jerked dozens of times as if a car had dozens of gears - with no resemblance to real upshifts and downshifts. Dumbest of all, when a car is already strained to the limit, a driver in such ineptly made scenes throws an angry glance at a rival (always side by side at that moment), abruptly changes gear and goes forward like a cannonball. However, what was that gearchange? Not a downshift, because revs were already skyscraping, not up because it would make no sense to redline for so long in a lower one in the first place). So, most movies cannot reflect real fast driving which is smooth and purposeful rather than spectacular in driver inputs. This film is better, but still the way NL would drive that Lancia would be ultimately smooth visually, nothing to rave about inside the car - just fiendishly fast looking outside. Passengers would be scared to death on an approach to a corner, then covered at perfectly controlled verge of stability.
@greg-warsaw4708 hard to argue with, youre right and main stream media doesnt even attempt to keep it real nor could they if their lives depended on it. Sad state really but hey it is what it is.
I have tremendous respect if he actually drove slow in his regular life because he is right the higher speed the higher risk of everything going to hell
Another thing I noticed about people that are very similar to F1 pilots (fighter jets pilots) Is that they tend to have relaxing hobbies such as fishing
In his last few years before he passed, James Hunt drove an Austin A35 van. When asked, he said it was the closest he could get to being on the edge, whilst still being within the speed limits.
She made it very clear (because I’m asking you to!) ,what a feel good scene from a well cool driver who then put his foot down and thought you know I’ve got this!) watched countless times love love love!
You can't help but love....and LAUGH at these two guys totally ignoring the totally HOT Babe.....as they move to confirm their suspisions that they have run across Nikki Lauda!! The girls reaction is priceless!!
Tremendo cuando los italianos lo invitan a manejar su auto. El placer que les da, y Niki maneja como un caballero hasta andando rápido y despacio. Este si que fue un groso.
It’s so lovely that the way Marlene’s look at Niki once he pushes the throttle! She has got the passion, love, admiration… this is something beautiful that we all looking for in a lifetime…
I once told my coworkers that cars talk.. in the contest that a car will usually tell you if something is wrong and they tought i was crazy.. you get to know how they sound and feel and vibrate under normal and when something is wrong you then get to feel it, a noise that wasnt there or is different now.. something feels diferent, rougher , the gas pedal feeels sandier, the brake pedal vibrates or goes softier than before..
@@sparrowlt I ran a machine shop and tell guys to listen and memorize the standard sound of the machine. ANYTHING changes, tell me immediately. I also get funny looks when explaining to listen when the cutting bit is dull: New cuts ssssssss, dull goes hsssss. Of course they cant hear it first, but in a couple of months they can easily tell. The problem is, we are slowly going away, get few apprentices and young fabricators have no one to teach them.... There is SOOOOO much knowledge NOT in the books. I have a mechanical engineering degree and know how little of real the world is taught in schools.
The excitement level of the two Italian guys in the back seat at 4.42, with sudden acceleration change is priceless. Also, they never stopped for the women seeking a lift, but for their champion Nikki. They represent true F1 fans.
Niki Lauda was not only a 3-time F1 champion. He was also a commercial jet pilot, businessman, one of the most brilliant minds of his time, and a role model for the youngsters.
She didn't just fall for him because he impressed her, she fell for him because he made her laugh when she thought she'd had the shittiest day after breaking up with her ex
This movie was amazingly good. I didn't expect the absolutely top notch treatment of every aspect of filmmaking. Clearly it was a labor of love for everyone involved. It really gets across the passion some people have for auto racing.
I've lost track of how many times I've watched this scene - but good on you for including the extra bit where he wins the title, most other clips cut after they overtake the truck
Only few would understand and appreciate the true emotions in this scene.. it doesn't matter if one is a Niki lauda or a James Hunt fan, the sheer appreciation of a machine and the adrenaline rush when it's driven to perfection.. loved this movie and this particular scene..
We met these two in real life in Ibiza back in the 80s. She indeed was a very elegant good looking woman and he was very gracious and allowed us to take photos of us with them. An unforgettable evening
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Those two Italians in the backseat are the best and most accurate representation of the Tifosi I have ever seen on the big screen.
And Guido from "Cars"
😂😂 what a bullshit 🤦 2 neapolitans in North Italy fell in love with Lauda 😂 yes yes, very realistic 😂
@@titanio784 Ferrari is a national phenomenon, not only regional
@@NoName-hg6cc 😂😂😂
@@titanio784 ???
two underrated actors making an extra ordinary movie together.
Daniel Brühl is by no means underrated. He is an acknowledged European movie star
underrated by who? when?
@@pavkis9249 True. But hes not known so much by name elsewhere- as he should be. A fine actor in many films- even Tarantino and also Marvel - but most people could not tell you his name I think despite all his great work.
Alexandra Maria Lara also gave a wonderful performance in 'Downfall' as Trudel Junge, Hitler's secretary.
Just cuz someone isn’t all Hollywood, doesn’t make them underrated
U know a movie is great when a 7 minute scene feels like a 20 minutes scene, And ure always entertained.
@Skeptical Slim woah thats me. I have zero knowledge about cars and F1. Still I enjoyed this movie so much.
Isnt hat it mean its soo boring?
@@RuRu0091 gosh thanks so much for this comment hahaha
@@RuRu0091well, for native english speaker, it might meaning the opposite… but you get what he’s saying though, right??? he felt there are many things that happened in that 7min scene and he was entertained that it felt it was more than 7mins…
I read this comment not really getting it, but after watching this is so accurate!!!
Gotta love the Italian F1 tifosi! Their passion is something completely else!
Apparently in Italy Ferrari is not a team, it's a religion
@@aslamnurfikri7640 Ferrari is a Mighty Brand, for sure.
No.
@@aslamnurfikri7640 I'm italian and I have to disappoint you. There are a lot of italians that are dumb and they like RedBull only because they win...
@@IlMangustaKMRUTEAM Sono traditori, non italiani
When he accelerates, and the italians went crazy, i started Laughing
That moments defines me hahahah
Same here
Several times
Yup, me too
Tifosi, you know.. 😀
I love the code-switching -- English, German, Italian. Very realistic, but not distracting. Even Brühl's Austrian accent, both in English and in German, is spot-on.
but "Issa Nikki Lauda" though !!! lol
He's nailed every accent thrown at him in any movie his being part on
@@Wisteria_9 As I remember he can speak like 7 or 8 languages :)
5... Catalunian, English, French, Deutsch, Spanish. I speak ten languages. I am Czech 🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿
@@PetrHaisman-vi5xcah bueno que agrande
anybody can watch this scene over and over again ...and never get tired of it...
Race in Peace old Champ..you James and Ayrton....
And niki
Ayrton Senna. There's no comparison between Gods and human beings
@@bobbyfischer7179 then you surely have heard of Jim Clark, the true OG of F1 brilliance.
Bravo
@@xp3rt13❤❤🎉🎉🎉
My favorite way of responding.
"How do you know?" "My ass"
Now we feel why girls are jealous of better asses.
@@mrinalchoudhury2421 lol
God gave me an ok mind
The way he said was so humble.
My grandad, who was driving teacher, used to say that to my father and his siblings. And they use to repeat to us.
Those two Italians are funny 🤣🤣🤣
All Italians are. 👌
Thats why i love italy
Minidrivers
me too love every italians except Enzo ferrari cuz hes too arrogant.
They are soo hyped :D
" my car is your car... on one condizione" haha best scene
"it's a piece of shit...but if u drive it,u make-a my life"🙈😂
"it's a piece of shit, dogshit; But if you drive it.."
@@WaMo721 😂😂
It's when Nikki takes that tired old engine past the red line!
Nikki Lauda, Nikki Lauda, Nikki Lauda
NIki laudaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I LOVE NIKI LAUDA
Good
@@bentrevoglogs3568 well hi passed away at age 70
RIP Nikki Lauda :-(
Being a Ferrari F1 driver is probably the greatest honour in Italy besides being the Captain of the Azzuri. It's also the only way to win the hearts of the Italians!
The moment you sign that Ferrari contract you just gained Ferrari Rizz and all the perks of it too.
There are only 2 drivers so the whome country will never ever forget your face, whether your winning or losing
You need to be an Italian to be 1 of the Azzuri, you don't need to he an Italian to be a Ferrari driver.
but the captain of the azzuri is italian
@@ser_igel
And it's probably the only way a non-Italian can become an Italian hero. Let's face it, winning for Ferrari is like captaining the Azzuri to winning the world cup!
Never get tired of d'is scene. Great actors.
The guys laughing hysterically in the back cracks me up every time
This.
What does "d'is" mean? Are you illiterate, or desperately edgy?
Its such a BOYZZZZ scene does not matter how many time you watch it, you will feel refreshed everytime.
It's not everyday you get to drive that fast next to a lady.
Wait now.. I also loved this scene my friend 😁
🫡
@@Emm-i9f You are an honorary man now
Well said
I love how Marlene goes from treating Niki as an absolute stranger to being attracted to him within a matter of minutes.
That's women in general for you.
Women ☕
@@Roxx1010 more like "woman🍷", she was élite and was attracted by a man who didnt fear that
@@gamedevyoutube3.030 That's how female subconsciousness works. She was attracted to the man in position, on her level or on a higher level.
Le donne sono attratte dal potere, qualunque esso sia. È così dall'alba dei tempi. Poche sono quelle veramente innamorate!
Every single time this scene put a smile on my face. Such a great movie
Movie name ?
@@usamabinafzal2323rush
@@usamabinafzal2323 The movie is Rush. One of the best, if not the best movies about car racing.
Definitely one of my favourite scene of the entire film😍
Seconded!
Lallala Ride for sure a classic scene
The whole movie was a favourite scene.
Up until that point Lauda had been too much of a "villain" of the movie, that scene humanized him.
Italians are the best fanboys in the world…I am glad to have lived amongst them for about 20 years
Obviously you don't know ARGENTINIANS
where do you live?
Who re-watched this scene 100 times and always comes back to it?
Everytime I watch this clip, I feel the joy and enthusiasm of those 2 Italians, I smile like a lunatic. I can't explain why?.. probably one of my favourite movie moments.
Rest in Peace. One of my heroes from my youth.
Niki stepped back and was hidden by the hood, and the car almost skipped them because they have seen him a little bit later. This just shows that they really stopped for Niki. I really liked the attention to details on this one.
i also Saw it😅
I mean they must have looked back to check her out briefly and then spotted him surely?
That's… like… the whole point of the scene.
It was for dramatic effect. 😅 nothing more
Well yea and she was upset they didnt even glance at her. Fame beats looks i guess.
That Scene transition from normal car to the race day is amazing!
Further proof that what you drive makes less of a difference than how you drive.
Her "oh my god I unleashed a monster" face when he races the car is priceless
An elegant lady...one beautiful line to a sensible man... his reaction...going out of his normal for her...
puts this scene in an entirely different league altogether! Savage 🔥
I love the way the Italians were literally fan boying over Nikki and Marlene gets completely ignored lmaoo
This scene is enough to convince someone to watch this masterpiece!
Well..that it is.
Just watched this scene yesterday, now a few times more.
Where can I watch this movie?😂😂
@@ppvk2610It’s on Netflix rn
Best way of impressing a woman, doing your job perfectly
I havent impressed any by opening beer with forklift 🤔🥲😂
😆😆😆😆😆@@jakubhanousek789
@@jakubhanousek789 someday brother...someday...
@@jakubhanousek789brother you're impressing dudes instead
@@jakubhanousek789how's that possible, we need tutorials
Such a classy and beautiful actress. She always lights up her roles
4:44 is when i truly loved the scene, most race scenes in movies in actuality show a gear lever being forcefully put into reverse. Its the tiny little things that make it work from her eyes and slight lean in when asking to tiny little touches like this one simple shift.
One thing I found a little weird was when he was driving slow his foot at 4:37 was all the way down on the accelerator. Other than that the scene like you mentioned was perfect, unlike some movies where a car while racing has atleast 20 gears. 🤣🤣
@@ebynmatthews he was in a higher gear so it actually makes sense that car goes respectively slower even though he floors it.
is he rev matching?
In most (incompetent) pursuit / road race etc. scenes the gear lever is brutally jerked dozens of times as if a car had dozens of gears - with no resemblance to real upshifts and downshifts. Dumbest of all, when a car is already strained to the limit, a driver in such ineptly made scenes throws an angry glance at a rival (always side by side at that moment), abruptly changes gear and goes forward like a cannonball. However, what was that gearchange? Not a downshift, because revs were already skyscraping, not up because it would make no sense to redline for so long in a lower one in the first place). So, most movies cannot reflect real fast driving which is smooth and purposeful rather than spectacular in driver inputs. This film is better, but still the way NL would drive that Lancia would be ultimately smooth visually, nothing to rave about inside the car - just fiendishly fast looking outside. Passengers would be scared to death on an approach to a corner, then covered at perfectly controlled verge of stability.
@greg-warsaw4708 hard to argue with, youre right and main stream media doesnt even attempt to keep it real nor could they if their lives depended on it. Sad state really but hey it is what it is.
It's amazing how both of them look real similar to the real life counterparts! great casting!
Yes the Italians were well played
Lol@@mrmoralman1
@@venukrithish007 ;)
Best scene of entire movie. I love this movie.
In the opposite side, emotional, the scene of 4th place in Monza. Both scenes are great.
@@pedrininitoAnd the one of James Hunt's "private interview" with the journalist after mocking Nikki for his burnt face.
I have tremendous respect if he actually drove slow in his regular life because he is right the higher speed the higher risk of everything going to hell
This seems to be a common theme with race car drivers. Most drive slow cars slowly and carefully in everyday life.
@@JayMaverick If you are good at something, never do it for free
Another thing I noticed about people that are very similar to F1 pilots (fighter jets pilots) Is that they tend to have relaxing hobbies such as fishing
You can't be redlined all the time.
In his last few years before he passed, James Hunt drove an Austin A35 van. When asked, he said it was the closest he could get to being on the edge, whilst still being within the speed limits.
There's only one word for this wonderful clip: DELIGHTFUL !!! OMG
This film is an absolute masterpiece
5:03 - Yup, they're italian.
I love how they pass the Spider and they just wave and shout proudly pointing at Lauda like "get smoked suckers, we've got Nikky Lauda haha" :)))
I hope this scene gets a few more 'hit's today.
It deserves it!
How do you fail so hard in life that you don't even know how to use apostrophes correctly? 😂😂😂
"There's no need to drive fast. Just increases the percentage of risk. We're not in a hurry." Exactly my driving philosophy.
She is AMAIZING . Her face expressing very interestingly what you express in 1.000 words . Real actress.
One of the bravest athletes in history. We need more Laudas.
In India laudas means dick
She made it very clear (because I’m asking you to!) ,what a feel good scene from a well cool driver who then put his foot down and thought you know I’ve got this!) watched countless times love love love!
I think this is one of my favourite moments of any movie I have ever watched , and I am 64.
You can't help but love....and LAUGH at these two guys totally ignoring the totally HOT Babe.....as they move to confirm their suspisions that they have run across Nikki Lauda!! The girls reaction is priceless!!
@@CBeard849 Well, their priorities aren’t what she expected.
Just finished watching this movie and man this has to be my favourite scene.
I read about his death and this is the scene I instantly remembered watching. What we do and why we do it.
This scene is epitome of perfection!
This scene is one of the reasons I love movies.
Aaaaamazing, this is my favourite scene - I can't stop watching it over and over again!!! 😍😍😍 Really a good movie! Thanks for sharing it!
What a great scene in this great film
Captures Lauda's character perfectly 💯
This movie was so so good!!! And this scene is extremely well done!
great scene!
Yeees😍💪
RIP legend, the realest.
This scene is one of my favorite from all the movies I have watched so far, and I have watched 1000 at least!
The supporting actors are just brilliant. They get me each time, that laugh is contagious.
A fun, wholesome scene and an amazing movie. One of my all-time favorites.
Tremendo cuando los italianos lo invitan a manejar su auto. El placer que les da, y Niki maneja como un caballero hasta andando rápido y despacio. Este si que fue un groso.
It’s so lovely that the way Marlene’s look at Niki once he pushes the throttle! She has got the passion, love, admiration… this is something beautiful that we all looking for in a lifetime…
One ov my favourite scene .. can’t get bored ov it... 😍👍 and the pretty women Alexandra Lara looks so pretty ❤️
I don't know how many times I watched this scene!😅
I just smile everytime I watch this video 😄
The ability of Lauda to identify the problem in a car makes him the better driver, just like ken miles...
I once told my coworkers that cars talk.. in the contest that a car will usually tell you if something is wrong and they tought i was crazy.. you get to know how they sound and feel and vibrate under normal and when something is wrong you then get to feel it, a noise that wasnt there or is different now.. something feels diferent, rougher , the gas pedal feeels sandier, the brake pedal vibrates or goes softier than before..
@@sparrowlt I ran a machine shop and tell guys to listen and memorize the standard sound of the machine. ANYTHING changes, tell me immediately.
I also get funny looks when explaining to listen when the cutting bit is dull:
New cuts ssssssss, dull goes hsssss.
Of course they cant hear it first, but in a couple of months they can easily tell.
The problem is, we are slowly going away, get few apprentices and young fabricators have no one to teach them....
There is SOOOOO much knowledge NOT in the books. I have a mechanical engineering degree and know how little of real the world is taught in schools.
@@panan7777Fun fact: if you know your machine well, you can tell there's something cooking LONG before the diags.
I dont want to imagine the joy of those tiffosi when lauda drived fast
This clip never fails to cheer me up on a bad day.
Lancia 2000, a great and underrated car, boxer engine, 7000 rpm and all that shines is inox steel!
This is one of my favourite scenes.Amazing script & picturization
Thanks for uploading this, i had never heard of this movie before, its now one of my favourite movies.
(Bought it on ebay)
what is the title of this movie, please ?
I've seen a lot of movies in the past 50 years, and this is one of my all-time favorite scenes. It's amazing!
The excitement level of the two Italian guys in the back seat at
4.42, with sudden acceleration change is priceless.
Also, they never stopped for the women seeking a lift, but for their champion Nikki.
They represent true F1 fans.
This is one of the best, if not the best, clip cinema has ever come up with.
This scene is amazing and the way the actor acts looks so real 🏎
I will keep and save this clip. Awesome short movie👍🏼
Warning!
Do not watch this scene more than 3 times, it is extremly addictive. Just becomes better and better, every details, everything.
Your welcome.
Nikki Lauda, the true legend of F1. have a heart of steel. i am from malaysia. he was my idol.
This is my one of my favourite movies!
I don't know how many times i have watched this scene. everytime RUclips recommends I watch it
Imagine being in the back of a Alfa Romeo. Nicky Lauda is in the drivers seat. And he goes balls to the walls.
Bring it..
It's a Lancia, not an Alfa Romeo.
@@normaluser5755Both have since become members of Stellantis.
@@owilliams1031 That doesn't change anything.
@@normaluser5755 I wasn’t saying it did.
Niki Lauda was not only a 3-time F1 champion. He was also a commercial jet pilot, businessman, one of the most brilliant minds of his time, and a role model for the youngsters.
She didn't just fall for him because he impressed her, she fell for him because he made her laugh when she thought she'd had the shittiest day after breaking up with her ex
Nice observation.
@@vichunited nope 🤣🤣
she fell when she heard he was an f1 driver bruh until then he was just another stranger looking for a ride to a station.
This movie was amazingly good. I didn't expect the absolutely top notch treatment of every aspect of filmmaking. Clearly it was a labor of love for everyone involved. It really gets across the passion some people have for auto racing.
See ! This is what happens when a woman talks directly / specifically instead of “ giving signals “ or putting up subtle drama ..
True
You need to need more Germans my friend
Spot on👍
Get a german girlfriend.
You're goddamn right!!!
I've never watched this film, but seen this scene a dozen times.
Beautifully done scene
I've lost track of how many times I've watched this scene - but good on you for including the extra bit where he wins the title, most other clips cut after they overtake the truck
Niki Lauda was a badass, RIP dude.
I must have seen this clip 100 times... and counting 😅 Great movie 😊
4:38 how Niki steps on the gas, it just gives that "All hell breaks loose" vibe
Only few would understand and appreciate the true emotions in this scene.. it doesn't matter if one is a Niki lauda or a James Hunt fan, the sheer appreciation of a machine and the adrenaline rush when it's driven to perfection.. loved this movie and this particular scene..
The "kriegst du immer was du willst ?" quote is like Niki Lauda himself speaks !!
This is a perfect film about a legendary man. And this is the best moment.
One of all time favourite movies 😊
The whole sequence screams about the directors talent, he got the best out of actors and the camera work is masterpiece , instant fan
She beauty and brains-what a perfect combination! Jasi so cute👩⚕✨
Deaf people: ☠
Blind people: 😊
Normal people: 😳
This clip made me watch the whole movie!!
My fave part of the film. RIP Nikki
We met these two in real life in Ibiza back in the 80s. She indeed was a very elegant good looking woman and he was very gracious and allowed us to take photos of us with them. An unforgettable evening
The best wingmen to ever walk or drive the earth.
Never get tired of this scene
Some women just have that effect on men. It's a talent
What sort of effect?
@@larisachan17871.49.🤔🇬🇧
Really great acting, the best!
Must've made the day of those two dudes. Imagine having Nikki Lauda driving you home
"Nikki Lauda Nicki Lauda it's Nikkkkiiii Lauuuudaaaaaaa" is my favourite line of this film.
1:15 A superb and clear answer. (( :