Ferrari

The year is 1957. Ex-Formula 1 driver Enzo Ferrari's life is in crisis. His marriage to his wife, Laura, is strained due to the loss of their son and the existence of an illegitimate son. His car company, which he founded a decade earlier, is on the verge of bankruptcy. Ferrari decides to bet it all on the treacherous 1,000-mile grueling Italian Mille Miglia race.

Ferrari received generally positive reviews, with critics praising Michael Mann's direction, the performances of Adam Driver and Penélope Cruz, and the intense racing sequences. Some found the pacing uneven and the narrative somewhat conventional, but overall, it was seen as a compelling biographical drama.

• Praised for its visceral racing sequences and Michael Mann's confident direction.

• Adam Driver's portrayal of the complex Enzo Ferrari was frequently highlighted.

• Some critics noted a lack of emotional depth despite the high stakes.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally reflect positive sentiment, appreciating the film's visual style, the racing action, and the performances. Many viewers found it to be an engaging look into the life of the legendary car magnate.

Director Michael Mann had been developing this film for over 20 years before it finally went into production.