世界最速のインディアン (字幕版)

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60歳を超えてもライダーとしての夢を追い続けた実在の人物、バート・マンローをモデルに作られた感動の人間ドラマ

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こんな名作を見逃していたとは。

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完全にノーマークの映画でした。
タイトルだけ見たら何の映画だろうと思ってしまう。
インディアンが走る映画とも思いましたが夢に向かって困難を楽しく進む素敵な実話。
男のロマンというやつですね。
このストーリーの良い所は周りの人達の心も動かして暖かい気持ちにさせてくれる所かなと。
最後まで気持ちよく見れます！
爽快すぎる名作です！

観てない方は是非。

ちなみに、このゴッドエディションだと得点映像でより本物のバートマンローの雰囲気を沢山、味わえます。
バイクの専門家による解説も面白い！

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文句なしで★★★★★！！

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当時、確か映画の前の予告で流れて観たい映画でした
タイミングやら合わなくって今の今まで観る機会もなく
そして記憶からも消え掛けていました
今夜ふとこの映画の事を思い出して調べると！！
こんな素晴らしい映画を１２年も放置していたのが勿体なかったです
そして皆さんの高評価レビューの多さに観終えた今酔いしれています
この映画は若かりし頃にオートバイに夢中になった事がある人でしたら
文句なしに１００点満点の映画
オートバイに興味が無い人でも今自分を見失ってる人が
この映画を観終えたら明日から頑張ろうと思えるパワーが貰えます
実話を元にしたストーリーなのでイヤらしい演出もなく
最後まで楽しめる映画です

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心に残る男の夢の名作。

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バイクが好きなら絶対見るべき作品でしょう。
バイクに興味が無くても見る価値は大いにあると思います。
アンソニー・ホプキンスの名演技に感動します。
簡単に言ってしまえば老人が自分のバイクで世界最速を目指すという単純なお話ですが、最速を目指すまでの道のりや人との出会い、道中一つ一つの出来事やセリフに感動しあこがれてしまいます。

実話を元に作られた作品と言うのもかなりお勧めできるポイントの一つでもあります。

映画の好き嫌いは人それぞれだと思いますが私が人に胸を張って紹介できる作品の一つです。

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ＴＯＭＭＹ

映画館で見ておけばよかった

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その昔映画館の予告編でちょっと気になってたのですが、アンソニー・ホプキンスもあまり好きな役者ではなかったし、ちょっと地味そうだったので結局映画館では観ないまま・・・。何年かしてＢＳで放送されるのを知って観ました。シンプルなストーリーの素敵なロードムービーです。バートマンローのドキュメンタリーが見たくてゴッド・オブ・スピード・エディションを購入しました。実物の彼もとんでもなくて素敵な爺さんでした。

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大きな夢とそれを叶える素晴らしい仲間そして優れた技術

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60歳を超えても持ち続ける大きな夢、その夢を応援する周りの人たち。そしてそれを実現できる優れた技術。
年齢にかかわらず最高だと思える生き方が素晴らしい。
新しいことへの挑戦と好奇心を無くし、昔の自慢話だけを生きがいとする日本の多くのお年寄りたちに（お年寄り予備軍にも）見ていただきたいお話です。

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奇跡の実話

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最高の物語だと思います。
バイク乗りのバイブル🏍です。
実話というのがファンタスティック。

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カヌーで来た男

自主改造バイクで世界最速に挑む63才！の実話。良かったです！

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「自作（または自主改造）の乗り物に情熱を傾け、命を賭ける男」の実話ですが、こういう男は、西洋、東洋を問わず、いつの時代もいるんでしょうね。私もそういう男の端くれなので、他人事とは思えませんでした。社会性が足りない所も共通しています。主人公が時々吐露する、ルサンチマンの台詞にもいちいち納得できます。主人公は63才で金はなく、複数の持病がありますが、それでも、有名なスピードレースにデビューする夢を諦めません。最近元気がない私ですが、彼ほどは年はいってないし、まだ持病もないので、負けずに自分の挑戦を続けたいと思いました。
欠点・・・登場人物の内、99%がものすごく良い人（悪い人はアメリカのタクシードライバーくらい？）で、現実離れしています。最近の実話なので、実在の人物に配慮して、悪く描けないのかな？その欠点を差し引いても評価は4.5で、四捨五入して5にします。

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地域制限！

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THE WORLD’S FASTEST INDIAN [2005] [Blu-ray] [US Release] A Story of Speed, Daring and Tenacity! It’s Never Too Late For The Ride of Your Life!

Academy Award® winner, Anthony Hopkins stars as Burt Munro, a man who never let the dreams of youth fade.

In the late 1960's, after a lifetime of perfecting his classic INDIAN MOTORCYCLE, Burt Munro sets off from the bottom of the world, Invercargill, New Zealand, to clock his bike at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. With all odds against him, Burt puts his irrepressible kiwi spirit to the test, braving the new world on a shoestring budget. Burt's quest culminates in an unlikely conclusion and remains legendary within the motorcycle community to this day.

Cast: Sir Anthony Hopkins, Antony Starr, Craig Hall, Jim Bowman, Alison Bruce, Phoebe Falconer, Charles Pierard, Barry Ryan, Bill Richardson, Mick Rose, Tony Wilson, Todd Emerson, Mark Ruka, Campbell Cooley, James Gaylyn, Latham Gaines, Steve O'Neill, Dan Moody, Carlos Lacamara, Noelle Lee Kaine, Chris Williams (Tina), Kristen Marie Jensen, Paul Rodriguez, Charles Halford, Mark Kolodziej Jr., Morgan Lund, Bill Osborne, Patrick John Flueger, Christopher Lawford, Brian Neal Clark, Kyle Shearing, Alex Cunningham, Aaron Geange, Dallas Ryan, Andrew Tree, Jarn Hayes, Glen Ridd, Jeremy Holmes, Jeff Manson, Tony Morris, John Sievwright, Craig Hubber, Peter Skerrett, Morgan Bickley, Roger Chilton, David Goodall, Alex Gonzales (uncredited), Joseph Daniel Hamilton (uncredited), Jim Jepson (uncredited), Aaron Justesen (uncredited), Thomas McMinn (uncredited), Grant Lee Peterson (uncredited), Aaron Radl (uncredited), Joe Ries (uncredited), J. Owen Rogers (uncredited), Tim Sabuco (uncredited) and Jimmy Stevens (uncredited)

Director: Roger Donaldson

Producers: Barrie M. Osborne, Charles Hannah, Don Schain, Gary Hannam, John J. Kelly, Masaharu Inaba, Megumi Fukasawa, Murray Francis, Roger Donaldson and Satoru Iseki

Screenplay: Roger Donaldson

Composer: J. Peter Robinson

Cinematography: David Gribble

Video Resolution: 1080p

Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1

Audio: English: 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio and English: 5.1 Dolby Digital

Subtitles: English SDH and Spanish

Running Time: 127 minutes

Region: All Regions

Number of discs: 1

Studio: Magnolia Home Entertainment

Andrew’s Blu-ray Review: A highly-personal film for writer/director Roger Donaldson, the unpromisingly-entitled ‘The World's Fastest Indian’ tells the story of Burt Munro [1899 – 1978], a New Zealander who in the 1960s after his retirement, takes to rebuilding an old motorcycle and ends up setting all sorts of land speed records. It seems a very unlikely project for Roger Donaldson and indeed Sir Anthony Hopkins, who plays the lead, given his mostly action-based past, but has got simply incredibly reviews and ranks as one of the best-reviewed films in several years.

Burt Munro [Sir Anthony Hopkins] attempts to break the world land speed record for bikes with engines less than 1000 cc on his 1920 Indian Scout. Determined old Kiwi coot, Burt Munro decides that the 1920 Indian Scout motorcycle he's been tinkering with for the last 20 years is about ready for the big leagues. With the help of his neighbours, most of whom think he's insane, but he scrapes together enough money to sail to the USA. Once there, he goes about making his way to Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats to compete for the world land speed record.

‘The World's Fastest Indian’ is a very engaging film, if occasionally very sentimental, which is nothing wrong in that, but this film is very character driven in the study of one man's will to succeed. If Sir Anthony Hopkins's portrayal of Burt Munro is as accurate as some have claimed, especially according to the IMDb web site in telling us that his performance was so on-the-nail and it reduced Burt Munro's surviving relatives to tears when they visited the film set and then the land speed record breaker was arguably one of the most determined individuals to ever walk the face of the earth.

The film was something of a labour of love for its director and writer Roger Donaldson who apparently took 20 years to bring Burt Munro's story to the screen. While the film is set in 1967, in historical terms it plays more like an amalgamation of the many trips Burt Munro made out to Utah's Bonneville Flats and the first of these was in 1957. While many of the events which take place in the film actually happened, including his terrible crash. But his appearance in the publication “Popular Mechanics” and they even had a whip round with “Speed Week” to help him out of his financial. Purists are also urged to overlook the rather liberal attitude the film has towards portraying historical facts and chief among the inaccuracies is that while it's true that Burt Munro set numerous world records, he never set one of 201 mph as he does in the film.

The film makes much of Burt Munro's cavalier attitude toward his infirmities: an enlarged prostate that forces him to urinate frequently in unlikely places; partial deafness; and angina attacks, for which he stuffs fistfuls of pills down his throat when pain strikes. Yet in his late 60's, which he looks older, Burt Munro is still an enthusiastic lover who beds two mature women and leaves satisfied glows on their faces. One of them, when observed leaving his house in the morning, cracks: "What are you staring at? Dirty old men need love, too." Little boys look up to Burt. So do auto mechanics. Even his New Zealand neighbours, whom he annoys by revving up his engine in the early morning and by refusing to mow his lawn when pressed, he pours gasoline on it and sets it on fire, forgive his eccentricities. Burt Munro has his own extreme response to the adage that old age is not for sissies. "Danger is the spice of life," he declares. Of racing his bike, he says, "You live more in five minutes than most people live in a lifetime."

The 1920 Indian Twin Scout motorcycle that Burt Munro rides to glory is really his sidekick in a man-machine buddy film. Burt Munro frequently talks to the vehicle, a red, rocket-shaped automotive relic that has no brakes, has to be pushed to get moving and overheats and wobbles dangerously at peak speeds.

Sir Anthony Hopkins plays New Zealand folk hero and land speed record breaker Burt Munroe, Aaron Murphy plays his pre-adolescent sidekick Tom and Annie Whittle plays Burt Munro's love-interest, Fran. To test his limits at the Bonneville Salt Flats is Burt's lifelong dream. He scrapes up the money to sail from New Zealand to California, where he has upbeat encounters with everyone he meets. Tina [Chris Williams], a warm-hearted transvestite motel clerk who works the night shift at the seedy motel on the Sunset Strip where he stays, oozes sweetness. Fernando [Paul Rodriguez], a slick used-car salesman from whom he buys a beat-up old car to drive to Utah, offers him a job. A fresh-faced soldier [Patrick Flueger] on leave from Vietnam rhapsodises over Agent Orange. A wise old American Indian gives him shelter for the night. Together these good-hearted people make up one of the rosiest cross-sections of American types ever put on the screen. But as anyone who lived through the Vietnam era can attest, America was not Happyland, and there's not a hippie in sight.

Upon reaching the Utah racing ground, Burt encounters seemingly insurmountable obstacles. The official registration date was months earlier, and his motorcycle has none of the required safety features. But with the help of Jim Moffet [Chris Lawford], a friendly biker with a chipmunk grin who's on good terms with the officials, the rules are bent, and Burt Munro is allowed to race.

The climactic scene, in which he guns his vehicle to the astounding speed of 201 miles an hour while his fellow racers watch with scepticism that turns to awe and then to euphoria, is the same winner's sequence we've seen a hundred times before. If the film's pushing of the usual feel-good buttons is shameless, it doesn't go as wildly overboard as it might have. But in the end when the final credits roll up the screen, you get a warm glow of satisfaction that you have seen a film that gives you a warm glow of satisfaction.

Blu-ray Video Quality – The presentation is decent for the most part although some of the scenes set in the dark of Burt Munro's shed are thick with grain. It didn't stop me enjoying this unusual story. Although the MPEG-2 Blu-ray was an early release for the format, it's actually pretty good. The decision to change from the film's original aspect ratio was the choice of director Roger Donaldson.

Blu-ray Audio Quality – The 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio mix is up to the task. It is particularly effective once the story reaches Bonneville Flats and we hear Burt Munro revving the engine to see what the Indian can achieve. The film is shot in such a way that you feel as if you're riding the bike, and the sound completes the effect.

Blu-ray Special Features and Extras:

Audio Commentary: Commentary with Writer/Director Roger Donaldson: The commentary by Richard Donaldson is also enjoyable. He's got a pleasant voice, a charming demeanour, and he's got wall to wall stories including lots of little titbits about the real Burt Munro as well as his own experiences in America and how they found their way into the film. One neat fact was that they actually opened the film in Invercargill and he talks about the reaction of the people in the town. Richard Donaldson talks about how difficult it was to make things look fast in the sand flats where there was nothing to use around them as a speed reference. He also touches on making replica bikes, perfecting the script and some history that they were able to implement into the making of the film.

Special Feature Documentary: The Making of ‘The World's Fastest Indian’ [2005] [480i] [4:3] [45:25] Next special feature is "The Making of The World's Fastest Indian" where a second camera follows the cast and crew as they prepare and work on the film. There are sporadic bits of comments here as well but more or less this is a standard feature which isn't as enticing as Roger Donaldson's documentary.

Deleted Scenes [2005] [480i] [4:3] [4:06] Here you have 4 deleted scenes and they include Grantsville County Clinic; You Crazy or Something, Filler-Up and Be Happy The Way You Are.

Special Feature: The original Documentary: Burt Munro: Offerings to the God of Speed [1971] [480i] [4:3] [27:30] Featuring historical footage of the real Burt Munro and directed by Roger Donaldson. This documentary was made in 1971 and was, as I said earlier, created by Roger Donaldson. Thought made years and years ago, the documentary was very well shot, and it still hits right at home. There are so many great quotes that Burt Munro said in the documentary that carried into "The World’s Fastest Indian." This in itself was absolutely fun and entertaining to see how closely Anthony Hopkins pulled off the accent and the life of Burt Munro. Probably my favourite quote that Burt Munro informs us is, "You can live more in 5 minutes in some of these events, then some people do in a lifetime." You can really get to know Burt Munro, and his passion for racing and speed. This was his life...his main reason to live. Directed by Roger Donaldson. Produced by Michael Scott-Smith and Roger Donaldson. Music by John Donaghue and Martin Hope. Cinematography by Geoff Steven, Mike Smith and Roger Donaldson.

Special Feature: Promotional Video: Southland: Burt's Hometown of Invercargill [1971] [480i] [16:9] [2:55] This feature video was an interesting promo for Southland, Burt Munro’s Hometown of Invercargill. It is just a quiet soundtrack that follows some highlights of Southland. Lots of fun excursions like horseback riding, kayaking, and waterfalls. It makes you want to go and visit Burt Munro’s home town of Southland!

Soundtrack Promo: “The World’s Fastest Indian” CD Album Soundtrack, featuring the Original Score by Conductor J. Peter Robinson and Performed by The Hollywood Studio Symphony [Milan Records]

Blu-ray Trailers: ‘The Lost City’ [1080p] [16:9] [2:15]. ‘District B13’ [1080p] [16:9] [1:45]

Finally, a beautiful and spirited film about a simple man's desire to live his dream and ‘The World's Fastest Indian’ is without a doubt Dir Anthony Hopkins' strongest contribution to cinema in well over a decade. His impersonation of Burt Monroe is flawless. The Blu-ray package by Magnolia Pictures is of very high-quality presenting the film without any technical sacrifices or omissions. The supplemental materials on the other hand are just as impressive adding additional flavour to an already spectacular presentation. Highly Recommended!

Andrew C. Miller – Your Ultimate No.1 Film Aficionado
Le Cinema Paradiso
United Kingdom

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Well worth watching!

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Top actor, top film and in the guise of Burt Munro! For those who are not aware of who Burt is, he was the first person to set a land speed record on an Indian motorcycle and, this was in the days before the health and safety brigade became too involved!

This is the tale of Burt Munro who is on a mission to head to the salt lakes in America from his home in New Zealand. He endures a lot of problems and issues on the way andis on a shoestring budget. But in typical Munro fashion, he manages to make his way to the salt lakes and and also proceeds to attempt a new world record. I will not give too much of the plot away, but suffice to say that this is an absolutely brilliant film that would not be out of place on a Sunday afternoon at home, with the family!

Anthony Hopkins plays the role of Munro really well and the film is, in places quite comical. I would recommend this film to anyone who has even a remote interest in motorcycle or who is just an Anthony Hopkins fan. This is one of his finer, but lesser known roles in the movie world.

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FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS!

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This movie is just 'Fantastic! For those people who see it, it becomes one of their favourites.
Based on the true story of Burt Munro, where the pursuit of dreams is everything! - in his case, 'Speed'. There are some real 'Life pearls of 'wisdom' thrown in along the way, but this man was determined to the point of 'single mindedness', focused, persistent and never ...ever, gave up on his dreams, despite the challenges along the way ... and there are plenty of those! His 'example' is inspirational! and for those of us 'Kiwi's' who see this film, makes us feel proud in our own kind of way! At the time this movie is set, Burt was in his 60's and where a return journey with 'his bike' from New Zealand to America was probably around 12 weeks in duration. The movie is full of real characters we meet along the way ... the music, spine tingling in places! Watch this movie!...and see, experience 'why' so many other reviewers give this 5 stars! You will not be disappointed...Enjoy!

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Wonderful feel good movie.

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Watched it as a ‘feel good’ movie - which it really was !
Based on a true story, this was quite heartwarming. No violence or challenging ‘issues’, jus an endearing portrait of the classic ‘ innocent abroad’, bumbling his way to great achievements.
Wonderful performance by Anthony Hopkins .... can’t understand why it never became a high profile movie ?
Easy watching yet completely absorbing. Would recommend it most highly.

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Fantastic

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This film is so brilliant it is beyond belief.
I lent my original copy which I had watched over and over but never got it back so had to purchase a new one as it is a must to keep watch over and over.. Anthony Hopkins was brilliant in the part

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