This movie did more than win an Oscar. It invokes an era too long ago diminished. A time when men were men and cars were cars and real men drove real cars. But it did more than that. It triggered a distant memory that offers a perfect review. Will it make you want to see the film? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Childhood’s End: A Review of Ford vs. Ferrari” because it doesn’t contain spoilers.
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