I know this is off topic, but have you all seen the movie - Senna. I just watched it and it's a great documentary. It's both exciting and sad to see what he did and could have done if his life wasn't ended early.

 

Trailer looks interesting but they will probably never show it here; I'll have to get it on Netflix.

ChuckJ

 

That's how I watched it. Netflix streaming.

 

Wonderful movie....stunning and tragic!

Tom

 

That's funny I just watched it on DVD.
What an amazing film, it takes documentaries to a whole new level.
Truly the best I've seen in a loooooong time.

Exciting, educational, insightful, entertaining and emotional.
Had watery eyes at the end... must have been my allergies
Highly recommend it to all you manly man

 

Yes, a truly great movie. Moving and inspiring, but of course also sad. A very intelligent and articulate guy with a strong sense of himself and what he wanted out of life - not to mention a virtuoso driver.

Buckwheat created a thread on the movie in the 997 section, when it first came out. I need to watch it again, when I'm in a mood that allows dealing with the tragic aspect.

 

Absolutely incredible movie. Seeing what was going on in the background after watching it all unfold in the past was amazing.

 

see this thread...

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...nna-movie.html

great driver....also if you can ever see it on the big screen do so...

 

Watched it recently, outstanding film. That guy had stones.

 

To the established institutions at the time, he seemed arrogant and challenged all in the belief that he was of another realm. But those established and jaundiced ones misunderstood him. He's simply an extremely passionante human being. But often times, those of us that are naive in the ways of the world tend to learn the lessons in some of the harshest ways...

When he died that day, my family thought dreadful events had happened when they saw blood drained from my face.

Schumacher was behind Senna at the crash. When Michael eclipsed Senna's records, during the post race interview, it was finally evident the burden he had carried all these years.

Records can always be broken, its the passion, the soul, and the drive that inspires. Don't forget.

A beautiful movie well done!

 

yes, Buck Wheat introduced it here on 6speed

 

Nice flick! If that wasn't sped up 10% it was awfully fast driving.

ChuckJ