Drama,Action
Germany,United Kingdom,United States of America
Rush is a 2013 film directed by Ron Howard that chronicles the intense rivalry between Formula One drivers James Hunt, played by Chris Hemsworth, and Niki Lauda, played by Daniel Brühl, during the 1976 racing season. The movie depicts the contrasting personalities of the two drivers, with Hunt being a charming playboy who relies on his instincts and Lauda being a methodical and analytical strategist.
The rivalry between the two drivers reaches a fever pitch after Lauda's near-fatal crash during the German Grand Prix. While recovering from his injuries, Lauda watches as Hunt closes in on his lead in the championship standings. Determined to reclaim his title, Lauda returns to racing ahead of schedule, and the two drivers engage in a dramatic battle for the championship.
The film is praised for its thrilling racing scenes and the captivating performances of Hemsworth and Brühl. It also explores the personal lives of the two drivers, including their relationships with their partners, played by Olivia Wilde and Alexandra Maria Lara.
Rush was a critical and commercial success, receiving positive reviews and earning over $100 million at the box office. It was nominated for four Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and won two for Best Sound Editing and Best Film Editing.
