Winning (1969)
Paul Newman struck gold with this one: he teams up again onscreen with his wife Joanne Woodward, and he gets to make a movie about a real-life passion, racecars!
Winning is basically like any other sports movie. A talented man becomes too consumed by the competition, and his relationship with his wife/girlfriend/children strains as a result. In this movie, it’s racecar driving, so if you like cars, don’t miss this one. If you’re bored to tears by loud cars driving around in a continuous circle, try another Paul Newman sports movie, like Slap Shot.
Off-screen spouses argue and try to make the audience fear for a will-they-or-won’t-they conflict, but it’s not really convincing. There’s so much love between them it seems highly unlikely they won’t reconcile by the end of the movie. And as for a love triangle, why would anyone consider leaving Paul Newman?
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Winning is basically like any other sports movie. A talented man becomes too consumed by the competition, and his relationship with his wife/girlfriend/children strains as a result. In this movie, it’s racecar driving, so if you like cars, don’t miss this one. If you’re bored to tears by loud cars driving around in a continuous circle, try another Paul Newman sports movie, like Slap Shot.
Off-screen spouses argue and try to make the audience fear for a will-they-or-won’t-they conflict, but it’s not really convincing. There’s so much love between them it seems highly unlikely they won’t reconcile by the end of the movie. And as for a love triangle, why would anyone consider leaving Paul Newman?
Want to watch it? Click here to watch it on ok.ru. And thanks "Juhi Thaker" for posting!
More Paul Newman movies here!