Apex: The Story of the Hypercar

Given this documentary is about the attainment of speed it somewhat ironic that the pacing of the direction was so slow. I made two attempts to watch this all the way through, but failed on both occasions. The interview soundbites showed a bunch of pretentious gits waxing lyrical, comparing the cars to "the iron man suit" and "God on earth". Some nice views of cars, so it doesn't rate a zero / one.

I respect Christian von koenigsegg he's like a einstein in hypercar world right now Can't believe a small swedish company is demolishing a company like Bugatti

My Personal Rating - 6.8/10

Obviously this documentary is made for Car People and it's purely focused about cars and their history. The ones that are interested behind the cars especially Koenigsegg that has interesting story behind them and it's founder and yes they are my most favorite Car Manafacturer in Automotive World. It also includes interviews with Chris Harris , Horacio Pagani which i found interesting too. It's just worth to watch it if you are interested in those person i mentioned.

Pros:

• Interesting Story Behind Koenigsegg
• Decent Cinematography
• Interviews From Chris Harris and Horacio Pagani and Christian Koenigsegg himself and more.

Cons:

• Only Focused On Car People
• More Focused on Koenigsegg Than Other Manafacturers

Rating On Each Aspect

• Cinematography: 7/10
• Atmosphere: 6/10
• Dialogue: 7/10

I enjoy a good documentary about passions and technology, and I've enjoyed quite a few similar car documentaries, but this one was just unwatchable. Just drags on and on and on with no point, no plot, no punchline. It's like the entire documentary is an "intro" to another documentary, I sat there waiting and waiting and waiting for it to start, and by the half-hour point just gave up. Devoid of any fascinating technical details, exploration of the car, survey of the design process, view of the production process, etc. This entire documentary could have been a three minute special, with two or three shots of the car and an interview with the team leader. Instead, you got about three hundred shots of the car from every angle over the course of an hour, and still, no meaningful interviews...all style with no substance. Watching this documentary is the equivalent of staring at a few pretty magazine pictures, with small, poorly informative captions underneath. Don't waste your time.

I watched it without any expectations and have to say, you get some real entertainment here.

In a nutshell, it explores three car manufacturers building the next big thing. The ultimate street legal racing machine. It does not go too deep into the details, but its very interesting to see how the people behind such projects think and act.

In a world overblown with content, such pieces of art are the things that stand out.

A little downside: Some of the commentary from the interviewed guys are kind of mediocre, but it does not affect the overall experience. If you are into cars or motor sports in general, or just a fan of visually pleasuring cinematography that's built upon a process of design thinking, you won't regret a look.