Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts

3/02/2025

Speed, Strategy, and Talent: The Story Behind Ford’s Le Mans Victory

A film I recently watched about Ford’s bold bet and its race to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans. It’s a highly engaging movie that tells a fascinating story while illustrating how clear goals, a solid strategy, strong leadership support, and—above all—the right people and talent can turn the seemingly impossible into reality. As a bonus, it also highlights the role Goodyear’s technology played in making it all happen. If you’re a fan of cars, motorsport, and great storytelling, this is definitely a film worth watching. (text revised by a LLM) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1950186/ https://www.primevideo.com/detail/0G0ZJRP5IMCAV5729ZXNRCIP8M/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r

- Pedro

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11/25/2024

In Search of Great Stories: A Look Ahead to 2024’s Films

I don’t know about you, but lately, I’ve been struggling to find movies that truly make me say, “What an amazing story!” Hopefully, one of the Economist’s top picks for 2024 movies will give me that aha! moment I’ve been craving. Fingers crossed! 1-“All of Us Strangers” 2-“All We Imagine as Light” 3-“Anora” 4-“Babygirl” 5-“La Chimera” 6-“Conclave” 7-“Green Border” 8-“Immaculate” 9-“Love Lies Bleeding” 10-“Monster” 11-“Nickel Boys” 12-“Perfect Days” 13-“Robot Dreams” 14-“Sasquatch Sunset” 15-“The Substance” I will let you know how it goes. (text revise by LLM) https://www.economist.com/culture/2024/11/08/the-best-films-of-2024-as-chosen-by-the-economist

- Pedro

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11/08/2024

"Reflections on "The Covenant": Humanity, Afghanistan, and the Role of the UN"

It’s been a while since I watched a movie that kept me awake—and that's a high bar these days. This was a solid action movie, based on a true story, but ultimately it’s about human values. It’s hard not to reflect on how Afghan society was left under the darkness of the Taliban regime, especially the impact on women. The American withdrawal was disastrous on many fronts, but realistically, the responsibility couldn’t fall on a single nation. Situations like this expose how the ideals and values of the United Nations often feel sadly absent. https://youtu.be/02PPMPArNEQ?si=HxOejQYOx28tBTSN

- Pedro

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