Desafiando os Limites

Título original: The World's Fastest Indian

2005
10
2 h 7 min

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A história do neozelandês Burt Munro, que passou anos reconstruindo uma motocicleta indiana de 1920, que o ajudou a estabelecer o recorde mundial de velocidade terrestre em Bonneville Salt F... Ler tudoA história do neozelandês Burt Munro, que passou anos reconstruindo uma motocicleta indiana de 1920, que o ajudou a estabelecer o recorde mundial de velocidade terrestre em Bonneville Salt Flats, em Utah, em 1967.A história do neozelandês Burt Munro, que passou anos reconstruindo uma motocicleta indiana de 1920, que o ajudou a estabelecer o recorde mundial de velocidade terrestre em Bonneville Salt Flats, em Utah, em 1967.

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Prêmios
- 11 vitórias e 6 indicações

Curiosidades
Burt Munro's children visited the set one day, when, according to writer, producer, and director Roger Donaldson, "Tony (Sir Anthony Hopkins) was having a particularly good Burt day." His performance was so authentic that it moved them to tears.

Erros de gravação
Burt talks about his twin brother and tells Tom a story about how he died as a youngster. The real Burt Munro had a twin sister who died at birth.

Citações
Tom: Aren't you scared you'll kill yourself if you crash?
Burt Munro: No... You live more in five minutes on a bike like this going flat out than some people live in a lifetime.

Conexões
Featured in The Daily Show: Anthony Hopkins (2006)

Trilhas sonoras
You Are My Sunshine
(Jimmie Davis / Charles Mitchell)
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10/10

I never thought I would cry

It's a good thing I took my wife, because as all men know the only way not to cry is to look over at your wife/girlfriend and make fun of them for crying.

Seriously, I am a motorcycle aficionado but I truly think this movie transcends that. It's not a "guy's film" at all but a serious look at the life of a man that was average by his own reckoning - by ours he's a hero. When you find yourself looking at that and saying "I would have quit" and it was only the beginning of the movie, well, that's some tough stock Burt Munro came from.

And it's not tedious, not an uphill struggle all the way against insurmountable odds, none of those clichés. It's a great movie about a real guy and I can't imagine someone watching it and not being entertained, moved, and frankly, impressed.