Last month, while going through some plastic bins in my shed, I found two trophies I won go-karting. One was for a disappointing 3rd place finish and the other a more disappointing 2nd place finish. The second place should have been a 1st place except I lost points when, annoyed by a slower vehicle, I removed him from my path by tapping his rear tire with my front and spinning him out. They said I pulled a "Prost." That penalty dropped me to second.
I dusted them off, brought them into the house and gave them a polish. My wife said that I would not be keeping them in the house. I told her I had no intention of displaying them at home and would be taking them to my office where they are now proudly displayed.
I love cars and I love racing. All kinds. I remember Ayrton Senna and remember when he died. It was quite a shock to the racing world, not only because of his driving success but because of the man he was. I also remember disliking Alain Prost. Prost was an excellent driver, but arrogant and he seemed jealous of Senna.
The trailer for this movie/documentary has a great look and feel. Senna is a genuine tribute to a racing legend. I know, without a doubt, that I will thoroughly enjoy watching it.
Big screen and I'll probably own it.
This blog was inspired by Max Beerbohm (August 24, 1872 – May 20, 1956) an English essayist, parodist, critic and caricaturist. He was once asked how he wrote his book reviews. He answered, "I look at the book, write the review and, if I like the review, I'll read the book." I sort of apply Max's approach to movies. Kind of like judging a book by its cover... only judging a movie by its trailer.
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