FeatureR2013·123m·7.7

Rush

Everyone's driven by something.

DramaAction

In the 1970s, a rivalry propels race car drivers Niki Lauda and James Hunt to fame and glory — until a horrible accident threatens to end it all.

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Cast

Chris Hemsworth

James Hunt

Daniel Brühl

Niki Lauda

Olivia Wilde

Suzy Miller

Alexandra Maria Lara

Marlene Lauda

Pierfrancesco Favino

Clay Regazzoni

David Calder

Louis Stanley

Natalie Dormer

Nurse Gemma

Stephen Mangan

Alastair Caldwell

Christian McKay

Lord Hesketh

Alistair Petrie

Stirling Moss

Colin Stinton

Teddy Mayer

Julian Rhind-Tutt

Anthony 'Bubbles' Horsley

Jamie de Courcey

Harvey 'Doc' Postlethwaite

Augusto Dall'Ara

Enzo Ferrari

Ilario Calvo

Luca Di Montezemolo

Patrick Baladi

John Hogan

Vincent Riotta

Lauda's Mechanic

Martin Savage

McLaren Mechanic

Jamie Sives

BRM Mechanic

Simon Taylor

English Race Announcer

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English, German, Italian, French
Budget
$38.0M
Revenue
$90.2M
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Revolution FilmsWorking Title FilmsImagine Entertainment

Crew

Director

Ron Howard

Writers

Peter Morgan

Hans Zimmer

Original Music Composer

Daniel P. Hanley

Editor

Anthony Dod Mantle

Director of Photography

Julian Day

Costume Design

Mark Digby

Production Design

Mike Hill

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

fernandocbl

9/16/2013

7.0

Awesome, the best racing movie since grand prix 👍

The Movie Mob

11/20/2022

7.0

**Rush isn’t just a good racing movie. It’s an excellent film, period.** Ron Howard pumps adrenaline straight into your veins with rivalry, risk, and high-stakes racing. The cinema and storytelling make the audience feel the intensity and danger of every race. Drivers are horribly disfigured and even die, forcing characters to stare their own mortality down every time they sit behind the wheel. Each character responds differently as they grapple with the peril of doing what they love. I didn’t expect to enjoy this movie, but the true story of Niki Lauda and James Hunt, told with Howard’s powerful realism and grit, was incredibly captivating. The racing scenes are beautifully filmed and framed with compelling character-driven storytelling. Be wanted, the R-rating results in some nudity and sex scenes, but if you are willing to fast forward or skip ahead, the rest of the film is worth it. I mean, Thor vs. Baron Zemo in race cars? What’s not awesome about that?