Unfortunately it all felt a bit rushed.
They really had an opportunity to drop the viewers back to the 60's and the birth of the Lamborghini super car after he was snubbed by Ferrari.
Frank Grillo did his best and was a good Ferruccio but I feel like the script did not let him fully embrace the role and fell very flat.
Too much was left on the table that really needed fleshing out, it was optimistic to think squeezing a story of this magnitude into 90 minutes was going to work:
There was little to get excited about watching Gabriel Byrne try or embody the role of Enzo Ferrari.
I hope the Ferrari movie slated for 2023 does this era of movie some justice as this missed the mark for me...
They really had an opportunity to drop the viewers back to the 60's and the birth of the Lamborghini super car after he was snubbed by Ferrari.
Frank Grillo did his best and was a good Ferruccio but I feel like the script did not let him fully embrace the role and fell very flat.
Too much was left on the table that really needed fleshing out, it was optimistic to think squeezing a story of this magnitude into 90 minutes was going to work:
There was little to get excited about watching Gabriel Byrne try or embody the role of Enzo Ferrari.
I hope the Ferrari movie slated for 2023 does this era of movie some justice as this missed the mark for me...