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EARLY ACCESS: Rush FULL REACTION (Patreon)

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2026-09-17 18:25:04
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2026-09
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Hello folks! We will do a nice soft rollout. We encourage you to use the Badd Medicine website to watch the videos. Over the next few weeks or so, we will continue to upload videos to Patreon and the website.

Site: Rush watch along & The Full Dose available

Watch along: Rush FULL REACTION

The Full Dose: Rush FULL REACTION

First watch: Diamond Dave & Oak

Watched on: Rented on Amazon Prime

Rush watch options here

Thank you and hope you enjoy

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Comments

Marie RammGirl

Cannot contain my excitement of watching this awesome movie with you great guys & seeing your reactions for it, It's a dream come true! Whoooo! Vroom vroom!! ❤️💙💚

RicchFever 4

this is deadass my favorite movie

Saphthings

Love how y'all are calling it "Full Dose" now lol.

Pratish aka Pratley

Awesome one of my fav sport movies ever! Need you guys to watch Senna now

Kalkent

The greatest racing movie! One of Ron Howard's crowning achievements. 4.7 Answers

Cameron

Oh wow, I never noticed til this re-watch Lauda's head mechanic at BRM was Jory from Game of Thrones

Marie RammGirl

I have watched this movie many times, I requested it a while ago, so it's a dream come true seeing you guys react to it & now Movie feels even more extra special ❤️ yea some people are not aware it was based on a true story between 2 real drivers, I learned it through watching F1 & then researching about it. Niki Lauda did later in life say in an interview that he envied James Hunt spirit, since Niki was so direct/analytical/by the book, whereas Hunt was more carefree about life/rules, but still possessed that raw talent only few drivers have, so that speech at the end is genuinely real. Daniel Brühl did an excellent job portraying Niki Lauda, the *Way* he delivered his dialogue was great & loved all your reactions to it too, that terrible crash of his, the harsh/painful procedures he went through to recovery will always be shockingly astounding no matter how many times I see it, when Hunt feels responsible for crash, "You Were Equally Responsible For Getting Me Back In The Car" what an impactful line & that journalist got what he deserved, he got off lightly. Touching moment between Lauda & his Wife, after he forfeited the race, just a look between each other says it all. Hunt's "Only Guy To Have His Face Burnt Off & Be Improvement" & Niki's middle finger always get a chuckle, it shows how far they've come, from Rivals, to Respect, to Friendship (liked your reactions to that scene too) The Camerawork, Soundtrack, Visual Effects/Prosthetics was so impressive, nice touch of including real footage of drivers at end too, what an amazing time I had with you guys rewatching this, the Banter about Quinn's/Niki's 'Mission Focused' similarities & Oak's driving speeds was very amusing 😄 thanks guys for doing this. ❤️💚💙

Z

Niki Lauda said the film was 80% accurate. Also James Hunt son was young when he died, so take that into account when going over what he said.

Alina B

I’m really glad you enjoyed the film. For me, it’s the best movie about Formula 1. It’s based on a true story, and as Niki himself said, the film is about 80% accurate to what actually happened. The actors were excellent, especially Daniel Brühl. He captured Niki Lauda’s mannerisms perfectly. The film is beautifully shot, and they even used actual footage from the 1976 races. The Nürburgring Nordschleife is considered one of the most dangerous racetracks in the world, and Formula 1 hasn’t raced there for many years. Jackie Stewart, a three-time Formula 1 World Champion, recalled that before racing there he would mentally say goodbye to his home because he knew there was a possibility he might not come back. I’ve been watching Formula 1 myself for more than 20 years, and there have been so many remarkable drivers, great rivalries, and incredible, fascinating stories in F1 that could be told and turned into movies. That’s why I don’t really like the recently released F1 movie. Yes, it’s beautifully shot and gives you an inside look at the racing, but the story is completely unrealistic and simply couldn’t happen in Formula 1. I also recommend the 1966 film Grand Prix. The plot may not be particularly complicated, but they filmed with real Formula 1 cars of that era and at actual circuits. The filmmakers were allowed to place cameras on the cars and capture footage during real race weekends. The racing sequences are absolutely breathtaking. The footage of the high-speed sections at Spa-Francorchamps and the banking at Monza is incredible to watch

Matthew Glover

Surprised the guys didnt clock James Norton!! He was one of Hunts guys i believe,and you mainly see him during the Owners and Players meeting when Nikki calls for the race to be cancelled. James Norton played Ormund HIghtower recently in House of The Dragon. Though to be fair i barely recognized him,since this is 13 years ago and he had the california boy long blonde hair lol

Karissa M

Did anyone notice at 1:36:04 the overhead shot of all the cars and people walking through with mostly black umbrellas that it resembled the same type of shot we typically see during funeral scenes? Timed perfectly before Niki's big accident, I thought this was a great way to echo James' quote earlier in the movie that he says to Suzy, "No, it's just a little coffin, really."

e.a. claire

I noticed that too! It’s great