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This teaching does not just apply to those suffering from political oppression and religious persecution. It also explains the transformation of two enemies into friends in a Hollywood movie about race car driving — and it can be applied to each and every one of us who has ever faced a difficult person. Rush illustrates once again that the Spirit speaks through all mediums to shake us up and turn inside out our rigid ideas about enemies and the role they can play in our lives.




(Download Rush Movie) It would be an understatement to say that I had low expectations for Rush. Let's be real. Did anyone really expect a serious awards contender out of a racing movie led by Thor? I sure as hell did not. I knew the film had Ron Howard in the director's chair. I knew that there was a rich, intriguing story for Howard to tell based on the controversial 1976 Formula One racing season. I knew that Howard had a decent cast at his disposal. Still, I just didn't care. I had my preconceived notions of Rush, and that was that. Having now seen the film, I can happily say that I couldn't have been more wrong. Rush is a surprisingly strong sports drama.





(Download Rush Movie) At a Formula Three race in 1970, a rivalry is born. British racer James Hunt (Chris Hemsworth) meets Austrian racer Niki Lauda (Daniel Brûhl) for the first time, and they tear the tracks up in a race eventually won by Hunt. Lauda, who sees himself as a much better racer with a better car, buys his way into the Formula One circuit using a $2 million loan from a bank. Hunt soon follows suit when his backer Alexander Hesketh (Christian McKay) decides to step up to the big leagues. Along the way, Hunt marries fashion model Suzy Miller (Olivia Wilde), and Lauda finds love with Marlene Knaus (Alexandra Maria Lara). Their feud continues to develop over the next several years.