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Grand Prix

1966

Action / Drama / Sport

Grand Prix

1966

Action / Drama / Sport

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92% TOMATOMETER · 13 reviews

88% AUDIENCE · 2.5K ratings

7.2/10 · 12.3K

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car race racing race car driver race car crash 1960s formula one (f1)

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Plot summary

The most daring drivers in the world have gathered to compete for the 1966 Formula One championship. After a spectacular wreck in the first of a series of races, American wheelman Pete Aron is dropped by his sponsor. Refusing to quit, he joins a Japanese racing team. While juggling his career with a torrid love affair involving an ex-teammate's wife, Pete must also contend with Jean-Pierre Sarti, a French contestant who has previously won two world titles.

Director

John Frankenheimer

Top cast

Bob Bondurant as Grand Prix driver

Ralph Michael as Mr. Stoddard

Brian Bedford as Scott Stoddard

Toshirô Mifune as Izo Yamura

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.25 GB

1280*576

English 2.0

Approved

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 56 min

Seeds 3

2.66 GB

1920*864

English 2.0

Approved

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 56 min

Seeds 16

Comments 3

Snake1610 829 days ago

The Insane Realism of the Film That Invented the Modern Car Movie

Panzer_Runner 2055 days ago

Came here just to see the racing, not the story

oneofone 3860 days ago

idiotic story [ just like rush ] but anything that puts formula 1 on the screen is a good thing.

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IMDb reviews

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8 / 10

Frankenheimer's F1 Epic is Grand in Itself. In

John Chard

Frankenheimer's F1 Epic is Grand in Itself. In truth the plot of Grand Prix is pretty wafer thin, with not enough story to fully justify the gargantuan run…

8 / 10

Brilliant on, mediocre off the track

sascha-17

Grand Prix is one of those films that simply couldn't be made today. This fact is mentioned over and over in the extras on the excellent DVD-edition, and…

Grand Prix is one of those films that simply couldn't be made today. This fact is mentioned over and over in the extras on the excellent DVD-edition, and rightly so. Back in the 60s, F1 racing was still much more "innocent" (and more exciting) than the multi-billion-dollar media-circus it is today. Just imagine someone trying to get Bernie Ecclestone and the teams to allow a film-crew to use F1-tracks on a race-weekend or even to film in the pits/paddock-area of today's F1 - for free! Or imagine having a bunch of actors drive around in real race-cars on real tracks at break-neck speed in today's safety-obsessed world - impossible. Well, Frankenheimer did all that back in the 60s and for that reason alone the movie is required watching for anyone who has even a slight interest in cars or motor sports. GP offers us a pretty realistic glimpse of an era gone-by - and it doesn't shy away from the gruesome reality and dangers of motor-racing in the 60s. This realism alone makes GP stand out. The filmmakers didn't simulate races, they actually had the actors racing cars on the original tracks and filmed it. The result is astonishing and really gives a feeling of what it must've been like to sit in one of those beautiful deathtraps at speeds of around 300 km/h. The excellent cinematography, editing and music add to this unique experience and they also give the picture that typical 60s-feel (the opening credits alone are worth the price of admission in my book). On a side note: Being a racing-fan myself, I can't help but wonder why Frankenheimer didn't include the race at the Nürburgring. Back in those days, F1 still used the 20km+ Nordschleife-version of the track, possibly the most demanding and "scary" circuit ever. Naturally: Between races the movie loses momentum. That's not so much caused by some weak dialog or the predictable plot - it's s just that those incredible scenes on the tracks simply steal the show. No wonder that I find myself fast-forwarding through a lot of the dialog. In short: 10/10 for the action on the racetracks - 6/10 for the scenes off the track = 8/10

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