Ford v Ferrari is based on real-life events, but I have no idea whether this wild ride ever took place. Not that it matters: Mollie's tough-love therapy inserts an intrepid woman into a mega-manly ...

Ford v Ferrari is now available on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K UHD. The home video release also includes a 60 minute behind the scenes documentary in which the crew discusses bringing auto history to life.

In this regard, Mangold's film is very faithful to A.J. Baime's source material,Go Like Hell; Ford, Ferrari and Their Battle for Speed and Glory at Le Mans.Baime's fabulous 2010 nonfiction book ...

With a great cast, fascinating story and old-school studio vibe, “Ford v. Ferrari” nearly clicks on all cylinders. Length-wise, the movie takes a few laps too many, with a (perhaps unavoidable ...

The sudden change of plans fueled Henry Ford II to create his own engine, one that would not only be faster than the Ferrari, but also win a victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, a celebrated car race.

Hi, this is Jim Mangold, director of ‘Ford v Ferrari.’ As we begin this sequence, we’re at the top of the third act of the film, and Christian Bale, playing Ken Miles, is walking out about ...

"Ford v Ferrari" is what it promises to be, a blast from the past. It tells a great story about auto racing in the 1960s, when car designer Carroll Shelby teamed up with Ford to make race cars ...