Name: Ford v Ferrari
Released: 2020-03-18
Duration: 2 h 32 min
Cast: Matt Damon, Jon Bernthal, Christian Bale

Words to remember

Nouns

1) smidge

- so a smidge twitchy in first. - (tires screeching)
2) arsehole

- That Bill is an arsehole. - He's just foolin'.
3) madhouse

Welcome to the madhouse, Shelby.
4) beatnik

Well, he's a beatnik. He dresses like one.
5) magnate

Did you see that? The great American automobile magnate leaves in a helicopter. Very classy.
6) spillage

If there's spillage, it could drip onto the rear nearside disc.
7) meatloaf

Thirty minutes. I'll have you back for meatloaf and gravy.
8) camber

There's no camber on the turns, no rails.
9) abomination

associated with this abomination starting with you.
10) lard

But inside, it's a lump of lard dressed up to fool the public.
11) infield

Hansgen slips by and takes the lead approaching the infield chicane.
12) wheelbase

shorten the wheelbase, somehow lose half a ton,
13) rework

Extensive rework of AC Ace's front end.
14) journeyman

That leaves Dan Gurney for the lead followed by journeyman Ken Miles.
15) slump

have presided over the worst sales slump in US history.
16) blister

COMMENTATOR: Number 95, Hansgen, blister through the front tri-oval
17) gearbox

The, uh, the gearbox will overheat.
18) arse

A face like a smacked arse, now, don't ya? (laughs)
19) poke

Ah, it's a bloody pig in a poke, isn't it?
20) salesman

- Bloody car salesman. - CARROLL: Shit!
21) lira

Enzo has spent every lira he's got chasing perfection,
22) disagreement

I hope that whatever disagreement
23) bullshit

PHIL: That is bullshit. That's bullshit.
24) dab

You are a dab hand, very accurate.
25) gasket

you blow a gasket, a five-cent washer...
26) autograph

- Mr. Shelby, can I get an autograph? - For Washburn.
27) rotor

Rotors included.
28) cracker

Quit throwing cracker at the girls all damn day.

Verbs

1) obsess

Something obsess 'em.
2) smuggle

I'm sure he smuggle in a radio.
3) wanker

You wanker!
4) preside

have preside over the worst sales slump in US history.
5) padlock

They've padlock the garage.
6) starve

I'm starving. Let's go eat.
7) smack

A face like a smack arse, now, don't ya? (laughs)
8) poke

who probably poke at it before it made
9) dictate

dictate all AF class cars must have
10) creep

It creep up on you, close in your ear.
11) insult

is deeply insult by your proposal."
12) hem

Long straightaway, hem in by poplars.
13) chalk

between us can just be chalk up...
14) bastard

All right, you bastard.
15) assemble

One man assemble the entire engine by himself.
16) dominate

and Fords are dominating the leaderboard.
17) behave

Oh, behave. I'd give it to ya.
18) accelerate

Then you accelerate very hard up to Dunlop Bridge...
19) owe

Now, I know I owe Ford for that last batch of engines...
20) retire

Guy wins the 24-hour Le Mans, suddenly retire,
21) disappear

Just disappear.
22) appoint

It falls on me, Shelby, to inform you that I have been appoint
23) sustain

sustain even for a short period,
24) bust

That man landed a bust tank on the beach at D-Day
25) assure

Well, I assure you, Leo, it will not.
26) pitch

COMMENTATOR: Ken Miles is locked in a pitch battle
27) quit

That Carroll Shelby quit driving 'cause he lost his nerve.
28) damn

PHIL: I'll be damn.

Adverbs

1) drunkenly

(man singing drunkenly in French in distance)
2) awfully

for a finish like that in a 24-hour race are awfully small.
3) tremendously

A tremendously fast start for the Ford GT.
4) nowhere

Cars coming up on you out of nowhere.
5) somehow

shorten the wheelbase, somehow lose half a ton,
6) virtually

Breaking his own record and virtually guaranteeing
7) somewhere

Mr. Ford's probably going somewhere nice for dinner.
8) okay

Good God, Mr. Beebe. You okay, sir?
9) apart

She could come apart.
10) twice

All right, listen, you can still take him, but you gotta pass him twice.
11) absolutely

Absolutely not.
12) truly

"it's a truly lucky man
13) extremely

Extremely high risk.
14) slow

Slow down.
15) indeed

Indeed I do.
16) certainly

Well, it certainly wasn't easy.
17) exactly

Why exactly should Mr. Ford listen to you?
18) fresh

Fresh off the plane from England.
19) perhaps

Ken, perhaps you want to check with HQ before you test...
20) sometimes

PHIL: Sometimes they don't get out of the car.
21) deep

But deep down...
22) behind

COMMENTATOR: Ken Miles has fallen behind.
23) instead

Instead of swapping out the pads in the pits...
24) quite

We're not quite there yet, but...
25) especially

Problems with the handling, especially the stopping.
26) late

- He's braking late. - WAYNE: Hey, I called you three times,
27) almost

And don't be telling me brakes or me almost kicking the bucket out there.
28) outside

Uh, I need you to come outside for maybe a minute.

Adjectives

1) uninitiated

It's about right now the uninitiated have a tendency to soil themselves.
2) ungraded

It's narrow, ungraded, it's rough.
3) unannounced

Apologies for the unannounced intrusion, Mr. Shelby,
4) smug

all his, uh, smug executives are worthless sons of whores."
5) idiotic

lose the inline-six and that idiotic three-speed,
6) checkered

COMMENTATOR: The checkered flag is out.
7) incapable

You think that we are incapable
8) respectful

COMMENTATOR 1: One has to really be respectful
9) pathetic

You're really pathetic.
10) scotch

get some Scotch tape and a ball of wool.
11) unidentified

COMMENTATOR: Porsche number 58 with an unidentified Ford
12) damned

You know, I thought the whole point was to win the damned race.
13) exhausted

You're exhausted, you're hungry...
14) fragile

PHIL: Any lighter, we're getting fragile.
15) dull

But they do not wanna drive the same dull '50s cars
16) ridiculous

Look at this. This is ridiculous. Here.
17) upright

where I can't swap out my upright assembly.
18) asleep

I take it he's not asleep.
19) elevated

(sighs) An elevated heart rate, say 130 BPM,
20) awful

It's awful.
21) upset

Are you upset because I said I was done or because I looked at a race car?
22) cardiac

you run a critical risk of cardiac arrest.
23) cubic

Sorry about that. So, yeah, 289 cubic inch V8.
24) tremendous

BROCKMAN: Tremendous gains for Ken Miles in Ford number 1.
25) gentle

Gearbox. I told them. Be gentle with it.
26) sudden

And all of a sudden, you realize you're doing 198 on a straight.
27) delicious

Only 'cause they're so delicious.
28) rid

Let's get rid of the vacuum secondaries.

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