Senna - the movie

[Kazza]

Ayrton Senna was and still is one of my all time heroes.

I was absolutely broken hearted when he died. One of my dogs is named after him

Last night Mike and I went to the premiere of Senna in Perth (pizza, wine and beer included :steve- it was absolutely brilliant.

There was so much unseen footage and, believe me, I've got a lot of videos etc on him and there was a lot of stuff I hadn't seen before. There was camera footage of the drivers briefings before the races, good behind the scenes footage, home videos - all in all absolutely brilliant. There was also quite a lot of footage from that weekend in San Marino when both he and Ratzenberger died in separate incidents.

Even though it's been 17 years since he died, I still teared up. Very moving.

I maybe a little biased, but I'd give it 10/10. Movie critics have been giving it around 9.5/10.

They say that you'll find this fascinating even if you're not a Senna/Formula 1 fan. I can't comment on that because I AM a Senna/Formula 1 fan.

This is an excellent documentary on the life and death of one of the all time great drivers.

 

[Humperdinkel]

I cant wait to see it Kaz , I hope to get there Sunday night after the 50 years of Aussie touring cars day at the old Lakeside raceway :thumbup:

 

[Disco]

I want to see it this weekend, but don't even think id manage to get past 30 seconds.

I still loose it putting on my Senna: Racing is in my Blood DVD.

Its 17 years ago, never met him and yet it still gets to me.

 

[Nelly]

Ayrton Senna was and still is one of my all time heroes.

I was absolutely broken hearted when he died. One of my dogs is named after him

Last night Mike and I went to the premiere of Senna in Perth (pizza, wine and beer included :steve- it was absolutely brilliant.

There was so much unseen footage and, believe me, I've got a lot of videos etc on him and there was a lot of stuff I hadn't seen before. There was camera footage of the drivers briefings before the races, good behind the scenes footage, home videos - all in all absolutely brilliant. There was also quite a lot of footage from that weekend in San Marino when both he and Ratzenberger died in separate incidents.

Even though it's been 17 years since he died, I still teared up. Very moving.

I maybe a little biased, but I'd give it 10/10. Movie critics have been giving it around 9.5/10.

They say that you'll find this fascinating even if you're not a Senna/Formula 1 fan. I can't comment on that because I AM a Senna/Formula 1 fan.

This is an excellent documentary on the life and death of one of the all time great drivers.

Can't wait to see it too.
I was a chef when the San Marino GP was being held when both he and Ratzenberger died.
The Head chef was a huge Mclaren freak and I was a Williams fan (Both teams HQ are just down the road where I used to live).
The whole kitchen was F1 mad. on F1 weekends we would bring a big TV into the kitchen and stick it on the freezer so we could watch it and work.
During that race I remember it like yesterday, the brigade were dumb struck when he went off.
A great driver indeed, sadly missed and universally loved and hated in equal measure.

 

[AngelFZ]

Awesome movie, great footage!!!! Indeed for me it is painful to watch and remember all those tragic moments but I highly recommend it.

I'm very happy I grew up watching Senna race!!!!! I remember on Sundays going to my Dad's room with my brother and watching the races together. Now I commonly go to my brother's house and his two kids watch the races with us.

Senna was an exceptional driver that unfortunately we lost too soon.


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