Senna - Official UK Trailer
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- In Cinemas June 3, 2011
sennamovie
Senna's remarkable story, charting his physical and spiritual achievements on the track and off, his quest for perfection, and the mythical status he has since attained, is the subject of SENNA, a documentary feature that spans the racing legend's years as an F1 driver, from his opening season in 1984 to his untimely death a decade later. Far more than a film for F1 fans, SENNA unfolds a remarkable story in a remarkable manner, eschewing many standard documentary techniques in favour of a more cinematic approach that makes full use of astounding footage, much of which is drawn from F1 archives and is previously unseen.
I just realized Senna's voice was something I enjoyed hearing. His tone was pure, he had no conflict, just dedication and truth.
That's true, his "If you no longer go for a gap that exist, you are no longer racing driver" will be in my head forever
lol that's rich when you're talking about the guy whose most famous quote is a blatant and dangerous lie
@@papagynther6905 No, great pilots think like that.. Clark, Villeneuve, Schumacher and even Hamilton (Senna fan) who crash of Verstappen in Silverstone.
Despite all these pilots, the one that reminds Senna the most is Verstappen.
I love his voice too. I just play the beginning of this film over and over again to hear him say '78, I came to Europe.......'
@@leonardod1846 me as well.. verstappen is a such great pillot today!
My friend was in Brazil in 2009/10. He went to the cinema to watch a movie in a very noisy cinema. Then the portuguese trailer of the Senna movie came on screen, he told me that it became so silent you could hear a pin drop. Legend of Brazil ! And the champion of the world forever !
E Senna tinha o fangio como idolo .
We need movie for Senna just like ford vs ferrari
@@zihanahmed7860Rush
"If senna hadn't died in imola, 1994, we would all be racing for second" - Michael Schumacher
yes, can be.., but "there is a lot to race, a lot to run and a lot to learn" (Senna)
Excz me ..when did schumacher said this..?i cant see anything in google that shumacher said this.. dont just right something for likes...!!🙄😑
@@hamijafar1365 at the end 1994: Williams got the aerodymanic problems under control and Hill closes the gap to Schumacher. I think that was on german tv RTL: "Ayrton wäre mit dem Auto Kreise um uns gefahren, wäre er noch am Leben". Some found this statement disrespectful to Damon Hill.
theres a fine line between getting first and getting killed.
@@hamijafar1365 Just watch Senna Top gear tribute, all the drivers say Senna is #1.
Pure driving, real racing, that's make me happy.
- SENNA, Ayrton.
I presented this documentary for my college class my professor gave my an A , he said it was magnificent
??? .exelente pelicula y claramente si es para analizar , tu teacher te pone una A seguro.
Pelicula q conmueve
y q inspira
Todos queremos ser ayrton senna
ESPIRITU, TENACIDAD , FORTALEZA, CORAZON
he wansnt the best...he was the greatest
U got an A for someone else's work? Pft.
@Crixus Mauperthuis Man..now u just being creepy. You reek of desperation. Cringy try-hard. Be gone gnat.
@Crixus Mauperthuis I'm in Mensa. Do you know what that is mouth breather? Go have a croissant and a crepe and try to get ur hair to curl like ur crooked nosed hero, loser.
Mansell and Senna going wheel to wheel ... definately gives you goosebumps.. and then a voice comes from background, real driving pure racing that is what makes me happy... it just couldn't have been better
Vatsalya Sharma 10000% agree
Actual insane.
which race?
@@vaisakhps8642 I think it was the Spanish GP back in 91'.
Imo Senna vs Mansell was a much better competition than Senna vs Prost. Why? Because both were fighters and both pushed their cars to the limit. There was much more action on the track between them and they respected each other. They could have had an argument about an incident at on weekend and celebrate while joking around the next weekend.
Here's what's cool about this movie, it doesn't have or need actors, here they are, the characters themselves!
To be fair its not really a movie, its a documentary
Martin Sun yeah but it has a story, emotion and a message, I'd say it's a pretty movie like documentary.
+thaik56 kinda true, but imagine how cool it would be if they made a movie about senna
Martin Sun this is a movie about Senna. I have seen plenty of movie about important people and I feel it doesn't do justice because it's a reconstruction of their life with actors. I always want to see the real thing and this is it.
Absolutely!
Senna is my role model, maybe I am not to into racing cars, but his personality makes me feel motivated to fulfill my dreams and aim high in expectations. The best, The lengend, the one and only Ayton Senna
He donated at least 440 million dollars to children's charities in Brazil, he could have kept it for himself. He didn't, he was a generous human being. The world lost a wonderful human being that day. May he RIP.
❤
Just saw the movie, not interested in the sport at all but I cried like a baby at the end. So epic.
RIP Senna
Best Motorsport Film ever...
senna the best for ever!
platt schuss yes
platt schuss that rimed
I agree!
For me Senna best documentary of F1 - Rush best cinematic F1 film
@Crixus Mauperthuis fuck off , what's the point in racing then , he understood that and preached about it . That's why he'll be always remembered .
I watched this 3 days ago on a flight from New york to London. This is a remarkably gripping film. Not even the pilots announcement could break my focus. I couldn't help myself but to cry before the end, embarrassing myself in front of friends who never seen me cry before and all the people around me, but I didn't care. Senna was the greatest, a true hero!
Love the way the director chose to end the trailer with that wheel to wheel moment with Mansell. I think that image defines the era that Ayrton raced in. On the edge at all times, with pure guts and determination to be the best.
I love that part of the trailer
I gasped in amazement at that part or the race. Couldn't believe what I was seeing
The best driver of all time. No argument.
Schumi
Senna always THE BEST!
Crixus Mauperthuis Schumacher was the same as senna I say that because they both did dangerous stuff to there competitors to win Fangio is the best cause he did it when there was no safety so i think Fangio is the best for that reason
Jim Clark was the best, in 72 Grands Prix he had 46 races where mechanical problems either stopped him or slowed him down. Of the remaining 26 races where the car was reliable he finished second once and won the other 25.
I think that Prost, Schumi and Hakkinenen are better.
"If you ask me? I put Senna as the number 1" - Michael Schumacher
Senna the best driver
thats just schumacher being humble and acting like senna was the best
nobody can say they think they themselves are the best
@@MrRodzilla But to be fair, Schumacher isn't really humble nor is he optimisstic, he's very realistic when it comes to the sport and that is what he believes
@@MrRodzilla Floyd Mayweather says he is the best boxer, I bet Phelps and Bolt would say they are the best. Pelé says he is the best. C'mon man...
@@henriquerocha6688 are you telling me you dont understand that athletes dont want to say they are the best because they want to appear arrogant? mayweather is different because he is trying to make people hate him and buy ppv fights hoping he gets knocked out, same with muhammed ali, pele is 120-125 years old so he feels forgotten and needs to remind everybody that he is the best
i guarantee schumacher felt he was better than senna as soon as his 10th race in spain 1992, in very wet conditions senna tried all race to catch him but schumacher held him off all race until senna spun with a few laps to go
Wow this trailer is incredible. I had only recently discovered Ayrton Senna, he seems to have been a fascinating individual.
You don’t even know the half of it. If you want to see senna in his element, look up the 1993 European GP.
@Crixus Mauperthuis Troll.
I'm from Egypt..and i still remember the news of Ayrton death in our tv News..i was 9 years old and i saw on tv people in brazillian streets crying..so i asked my grandma what's going on?? she told me the world champ in moto racing from Brazil died in accident while racing..i'm really big fan of Ayrton Senna :( Rest in Peace legend
كان نفسي اكون موجود اما كان عايش
@@loaybota2607 انا كنت موجود في ايامه و فاكر يوم الحادثه و بعد الحادثه بكام شهر ابتدا مونديال 1994 و لسه فاكر تكريم منتخب البرازيل له
Crixus Mauperthuis That’s not true. The first television broadcast in Egypt aired in 1960.
I'm from Brazil, Senna was something more here. Not a driver, more like a force of nature. But he was kind crazy on his own. He really belive that god would help him win, thats why he always aim for the victory, cuz god wouldnt let anything bad happen to him. May god take care of him.
@Crixus Mauperthuis Troll.
I was born the year he died and never had heard of him until this year.
This movie has had a profound impact on me, taking me back through time and telling an incredible story.
Senna was truly remarkable, may God be with him.
👏👍🇧🇷 Go Bless Senna ! God Bless you boy!
Oh my god...every time when I watch this video i cry...we don't forget you, Ayrton..
So unique and different. We're in year 2017 and there's still no one like Senna. Nor will ever be. Rest, no... Race in peace, Champ. #sennasempre
Race in Peace Senna it's been more then 20 years after your death yet people like me keep your memory alive and that allows you and your legacy to live. My hero, My inspiration, I will never forget.....
So well put, I feel the same as you and I'm sure many others? I will never forget him, a true LEGEND!
Amen!
I was born 4 years after his death, I feel I’d be more interested in F1 if he were still with us.
Senna is the legend but he was the greatest F1 that we knew
I’ve seen the trailer a million times and the movie multiple times too, yet every time I watch the trailer or movie I get goosebumps. I can watch the trailer back to back to back and I’d get goosebumps each time.
If you no longer take a gap that exists, you're no longer an Indian pedestrian..
Bloody hell that was awesome!
Awesome observation 😂😅😆
I'm from Sao Paulo, Brazil and I understand this quite well.
+Raff Silver You still have memorial services for him? When and what month? When he died and was brought home? That man was buried with military honors.
Big balls. :D
A great man, a hero, the greatest racing driver of all time. A great film and a great tribute to the legend that is Ayrton Senna.
It’s been 12 years and this is still the most spectacular trailer for any film I’ve seen
He was my first love... I will never forget that sunday... 💔 01 de Maio de 1994
This documentary made me cry!
Never will we see a more passionate driver.... Pure driving!
How I miss watching Senna and watching F1 racing. After he died watching F1 was over for me.
for me too. :-/
senna was deadly fast and he has this tremendous talent like no other ... he's always going to be number 1 F1 driver forever .... how these 23 years passed so quick and remembering Senna breaks the heart into pieces and a stream of tears fall uncontrollably...
He was my childhood hero. I was 9 when he died, as a Brazilian kid I can say that he was the hero of every other kid down here... He was unmatchable.
I'll never forget that sunday morning.
10/10 best document ever !!! HERO ,Great PERSON, THE LEGEND !!!
I feel humbled to have witnessed such a legend behind the wheels of an F1 during my lifetime.. He will always be the greatest..
... after Prost.
I'm not a fan of motor sports... but I watched this movie.. the best documentary for a true legend...
According to his sister, Ayrton read a verse from the Bible the morning of the day he died that said “God would give him the greatest gift of all gifts, which was God Himself.”
+Roderick Sutherland maybe the gift was eternal peace and respect.
The gift from God to Senna was a key to Paradise
MihqiL Player? I didn't realise the game was out during his time
He knew..
Unfortunately he got a broken steering column and suspension arm through the head.
It took Schumacher 7 more years in Formula to get beat Senna's record of most Pole Positions. And with those 7 extra years he only beat his record by 3 poles. Any F1 Driver would be extremely lucky if they were half as good as Senna was.
And now you have Hamilton with 100 poles.
Fuck my life
@@Lteo 100 poles with 23 races a year, the most dominant team ever for the longest period ever, and a teammate who is totally his servant… Couldn’t lace Senna’s boots.
@@maxzorin5433 Alonso wasn’t his servant at mclaren, Rosberg and Bottas were in the same car, had the same amount of Qualy opportunities and weren’t anywhere near consistent enough to challenge him. You think they were out qualified and out pointed each season on purpose? Behave. Has verstappen had servants for teammates too or just teammates who aren’t good enough to get near him? Comparing drivers through eras is almost impossible as the sport changes so much through the decades but if you look at percentages within the stats such as pole positions, fastest lap, podiums, wins etc instead of figures you’ll see Hamilton tops Senna in almost all of them. That’s not to say one is better than the other, but your point is fairly invalid if you look further into it.
@@mmmcfc9332 It's very easy to prove that Hamilton isn't the best. how come the best driver can only win races when he has the best car? Senna won races with inferior cars, led championships with Lotus, an average team. who has always been behind Maclaren and Williams. Imagine Senna in place of Hamilton? in fact, Senna still has some recordes, among them an absolutely impressive one. he is the driver who most often started on the front row in a row. explain to me how a driver, who had little chance of having the best car. can you start more times on the front row than a driver, who almost always had the best car?
@@pulapula9711 well before last season he’d won a race in all previous seasons, are you telling me that mclaren was the fastest car on the grid in all of those seasons? No chance was it. He came into the team as a rookie against an older 2x world champion and very nearly won the title in the first year. But that doesn’t matter because it doesn’t suit your agenda. Modern day F1 is different to Senna’s years, a lot different and changing all the time, I’m not saying Senna isn’t one of the best ever, probably would have been the best ever had he lived longer, but you could say the same for Jim Clarke. Your stat is a man has started on the front row consecutively more times than Hamilton has managed to. You don’t think mechanical failures in practice or qualy, or penalty’s for the numerous parts that need replacing through a year could’ve contributed to that fact? You’re just cherry picking stats to suit your opinion. Most race wins, most poles, most laps led, joint most world titles. Difficult to argue against.
Magic SENNA was so UNIC and MAGNIFICIENT. Drive in peace wherever you are now. Miss you
My birthday is on May 1. On that fateful day of 1994, I turned 11 years old. After lunch (European time) and a bit of birthday cake with my family, we turned on the TV to watch the Grand Prix. Senna was my idol. I was hoping he'd win that day as a special present... Saddest birthday ever. I cried non-stop for the rest of the day, and through the night. I was devastated. I cried when I saw this trailer for the first time, and every time I see it. I cried when I saw the documentary at the cinema. And I cry every time I see videos of Senna or when I think of him. Ayrton, forever a legend.
Well, it’s a bank holiday (May 1sr) here in Brazil. I was 7 at the time and no one knew how to react that day (and I am not either a F1 or Senna fan 😂, have never been). We had the Wednesday school day off here in Sao Paulo at least so whoever wanted to attend could go to his funeral (spoiler alert: a lot of kids did go 😂)
*R.I.P. Senna, you're always in our hearts.*
Beautiful and emotional film!
that shot of him through the side mirror sends chills down my spine.
Watched it. Haven't stopped crying since then...What a man❤🙏
Amazing pilot! Great Man!
Sem dúvidas.
This is the only movie/documentary in the world that makes me cry, I even have to be in a certain mood to watch it... RIP LEGEND
I must say, reading all these comments about Senna, and being a Brazilian it's amazing, in Brazil Senna was a loved hero, it was a great loss to my country when he died. At the same time, every Brazilian who watched him race live with his Lotus and McLaren feels immense pride till today.
God needed a chauffeur - and he chose Ayrton for the job.
that's so well said lol :)
i dont agree, he will shit himself :)
@@TheLaughingMagpie Villeneuve was before Senna
@@TheLaughingMagpie Then your comment makes no sense
Antonis Sarris it makes sense
We never forget this guy, never. Citizen of the world. Regards from Brazil 2020.
This is the best documentary I have ever seen. It had me on the edge of my seat.
A trailer that transcends all trailers.
Such a remarkable film. Even the trailer gives me goosebumps to this day
Phenomenal documentary from someone who knows nothing about F1 as in myself. Saw it first in 2012 or 2013 through on demand from Optimum tv in NYC. Excellent soundtrack.
“That was the last time either of them is on the podium”
I’m fucking crying even though I’m even close to born at the time. RIP Prost-Senna Era (1984-1993)
The podium and an interview after a race in Adelaide towards the end is great.
He's not death, he's only racing in the sky...😢😢
Dead not death
@@Zak-ob5ze *Hes not death*
He is one lap ahead of us ❤️
I miss Senna, he is the best ... I miss ....
this movie breaks my heart
and without the amazing soundtrack this documentary wouldn't be the same. It really sets the mood perfectly
Pure Driving, That Makes Me Happy - Senna.
We still miss you senna!!! Hero
Wether you like F1 or not this forever will be one of the most beautiful documentaries you can watch. Ever.
This trailer is golden... The shot of Mansell and Senna whee to wheel with sparks flying and the quote "pure driving, real racng" just sends chills
The last 10 seconds of this trailer is pure perfection in terms of editing. Capturing the emotions, the character, the sport. ❤️
Este abraço de Senna em Fangio no Gp Brasil de 93 é de dar um nó na garganta!
Senna Sempre. Would be 58 years old today
I just watched it again for the first time in a decade. What a brilliant movie!
I saw it manny times, one of the best documentaries ever about the best of the best. I was big fan of Prost, watching F1 races since Lauda time. When Senna left, we were crying, and soon after that accident, nothing was the same, there is no same spirit in drivers like he had.
Awesome movie... It's amazing that it's fully from real footage and so well cut and directed.
Yesterday I watched a documentary about Senna. Of course I heard about him before, but I didn't know much about him. This documentary showed that he was a inspiring and amazing person, who didn't deserve to die at such a young age. In my opinion F1 was fascinating in the time of Senna. R.I.P.
Happy birthday champ ❤️
He's one lap ahead of us.
a true legend that gives me goose bumps every time i see him. a true dedicated sportsman. now he races in heaven with nicky lauda . rest in peace to all drivers lost to this great sport
so poetic
seventy-eight I came to Europe to compete for the first time they toss pure driving towards real racing and that that's makes me happy.
2:18 it’s up there with one of the most iconic shots in sport history! Up there with Ali’s pose against Liston, Zidane walking past the WC, and MJ’s last shot 👌
Too bad they didn't put that in the documentary, just at the end.
This man is a LEGEND... he is among some of the greatest driver’s in History
Here on his death anniversary . Still miss this legend.
Pure driving happy Senna & Terry Fullerton
I always cry at the end of this film 😭😭😭 I am a man at the age of 29.
British Fan I am 32, I did similar thing ..
Me too, it hurt me every time.
@@helinton74 me too
I've watched this since i was 11 and now i"m 20 and everytime I have a tear in my eye
Me to its very very hard iam cry always
One of the greatest race car drivers ever, Dale Earnhardt, was crushed when he learned that Senna passed away. He found out over his radio at 200 mph at Daytona in the middle of a race. He wound up winning and as soon as he climbed out of the car he payed his respects to Ayrton on live TV. R.I.P to both champions
My all time favorite F1 racing driver, Ayrton Senna. Truly a class act and taken way too early. Such a great film. ❤️
I watched this in the cinema and I recommend you see it. You don't have to like F1 necessarily, just being human should be enough to appreciate a great man.
"There is a lot to go, a lot to learn, a lot to do. But I have plenty of time"
😫
Big Lesson for us hopefully
I am waiting for Senna Movie 2! Please!
Such an inspirational human being. A titan of the sport, a super star yet very down to earth! There is so much to learn from him...
Rest in peace legend, you will never be forgotten, a true champion a legend, one of the best drivers of all the time. Such an incredible man ❤️❤️❤️
You don’t have to be a formula 1 or motor sports fan to love this documentary. So incredibly well made and beautiful soundtrack.
For me, besides the death of direct relatives of mine, Senna's death was the hardest to accept. He was a very specil part of my life and of so many other people n Portugal. Senna is the most charismatic, brave, gentle and fair elite sportsman ever.
This is a brilliant film. It brings him back to life which makes the ending so much more tragic. RIP Senna.
He brought hope to a hopeless people. A true Hero to an entire generation.
Best driver I’ve ever seen.
Best documentary in cinem history, f1 number1 driver.
I have to agree. There's been a lot of great documenatary's on countless subjects, but for some reason I keep coming back to this one in my head. I never had a chance to watch him race when he was alive, but I feel like I knew him as a man as well as a racer after watching this.
F$%& how I miss people like him today in Brazil!!!
i could watch this movie a million times and still cry every time
'There is alot to do, alot to learn, alot to do...but I have plenty of time' - Haunting words, perhaps a message for all us to seize those moments in life and really live.
He was on fire. He raced with his heart. R.I.P. legend!
Wix profile picture.
One of my favourite films. Incredible movie, incredible man
The greatest driver of all times....
“There is a lot to learn. A lot to do but I have plenty of time”. CHILLS.
An incredible pilot ! most of his fellow pilots took him for a crazy/weird persone because he talked about concentration before racing, meditation and piloting extra visualisation before and during racing. His unique abilities weren't ricognized as well as today. But at that time he was the only one who speak about it freely. And what a great pilot he was because of it.
He is so much more thant than just the greatest pilot who ever lived...
@ 2:13 Seeing him lose composure and his character realizing Fangio was greeting him at the podium (Senna’s only driving idol) always gets me. 🥲 You never saw Ayrton act like that for any other driver. You could see him become a child again when he realized who he was, and embraced and kissed him like a fan would. One of my favorite moments in the history of the sport.
Michael, Damon, Jacq, and maybe even Mika all owe part of their success largely to Senna’s passing.
All the recars after him (except the poor Jules Bianchi) owe him their lives and safety because his tragic that changes everything in F1 and made it safer for human life
Esse documentário me faz chorar sempre que vejo.
Senna is a LEGEND
Still no one better than him, even to this day. 😊❤
💚💚💚💚 Senna and Amy are the greatest documentaries ever made in the cinematic history!!!
You made me happy Ayrton only by seeing you on a track and in life, RIP champion 🇧🇷❤❤❤
May he forever live in our hearts
"I have plenty of time" Almost 30 years ago now + I remember Imola like it was yesterday.
Yes