Supporting The Ashram; a collection of memory

Rating: 10/10 (27 July 2018)

Rush the movie brought back pleasant memory that are strong in competitive nature between car and human though unreasonable to grammatically correct a silly mistake which brings roots. Roots like found in this 'Hemsworthian' movie brought strong dislike to driving fast on roads and being surpassed by strange biker who had a person at the back who was on the cell phone.
Realty that a review needs to please the reader enough to acknowledge the off chance opportunity of selecting to watch a movie based on reviews rather than watch what is available or the entire release list found in the first world countries.
First world review might need several pages from 'the five C's of cinematography' but to like and recommend a movie takes patience over attendance in cinema halls or movie 'marathons'. The movie 'Rush' needs to be viewed as a movie about sports and considered in the light of those achievements like in the Grand Prix circle where Lewis Hamilton is fifth in the lead up to the Hungarian Grand Prix or the circuit at Hungary who is a poor nation.