Notwithstanding its catchy title, Ford v Ferrari is less about a rivalry between two giants of the automobile world than about the struggle between two seemingly marginal individualists who insist ...

Ford v Ferrari is an accurate biopic, but some details were omitted to create a thrilling and concise narrative. The film ...

As movies go, “Ford v. Ferrari” is less a sportscar than a sturdy, respectable star vehicle, outfitted with old-fashioned virtues. While that formula might not leave you shaken, thanks to the ...

“Ford v Ferrari” spends less time on the track than one might expect; Carroll and Ken have to continually fight Henry Ford II and his team of white-collar sycophants to get the freedom to innovat ...

A version of this story about “Ford v Ferrari” first appeared in the Oscar Nominations Preview issue of TheWrap’s Oscar magazine. You might think that the auto-racing scenes in “Ford v ...

And no one can argue that the 2019 Ford v Ferrari film was anything but a hit ... of us can afford to spend on a whim, but still far less than it could have earned. Just consider the fact that ...

There’s something inherently appealing when a movie features a character who just Knows How To Get Things Done. You know, that character who, no matter what the crises may be presented at the ...

In this regard, Mangold's film is very faithful to A.J. Baime's source material,Go Like Hell; Ford, Ferrari ... more or less equals one minute of film.Go Like Hellis 320 pages;Ford v.

That’s where wild longshot Ford decides to take on the Italians and Ferrari, which is a perennial winner of the race. Its stars are neither of the title characters but rather two guys integral ...

And how long has it been since an auto-racing movie had the potential to entertain audiences that could care less about the fastest cars on the track? James Mangold’s Ford v Ferrari unites both ...