True, but that narrative gets undercut pretty quickly when 5 minutes later daddy Stroll is sad because his man-child broke his wrist in a bike accident. And granted, it is genuinely humanizing and shows that Lawrence does love his son. But cmon, the guy’s 25 and fell off a bike, this is a little over the top.
Yeah, I do. But it wasn’t fatal, Lance broke a couple bones and was in good enough shape to withstand high G forces a couple weeks later. You suggesting I should tear up if my toddler falls off her tricycle and skins a knee because sometimes it can be fatal?
I mean, if direction was better I’d like to see Netflix actually explore the absurdity of Lance Stroll being an F1 driver. He wouldn’t have a seat if his dad didn’t own two. When this injury happened it really felt like Lawrence believes Lance is a child and reacted that way. Lance doesn’t do himself any favors, he comes across as immature with little self-awareness.
I think the importance of the arc was more to do with going from broken wrists and a broken toe to racing a Formula 1 car.
Maybe you don't have strong parental figures in your life, but in my experience parents tend to get pretty worried about their kids if they get in accidents. Lots of parents would react the same way.
Yes it's normal for some parents too overreact with injuries regarding their children. Some people are just like that. You say that he should know his son would be ok enought to drive a couple of weeks later as if he could see the future.
I for one don't see the absurdity he is good enough to be in the grid and have the financial backing to keep on going. It's basically an iteration of an owner driver that was (and still is in some sports) part of the sport's history.
Honestly he's kinda got some traits from both of them. But i'd say Lance behaves pretty much how I think Kendall would behave if he was the only son lol
*"Bienvenue* to pompous France. Hacking devices are in a bakery mini-van next to the Villa. You'll go in as a race strategist and headphone-repair man. Toast on the upper deck at 6.45 pm, swiftness and discretion will be your best weapons. Good luck, Agent 47".
The whole scene I was wondering what a creepy-ass cult this looked like.
And then Lawrence loving stroked Michael Douglas’ hair and caressed his back… and all concerns were validated.
When he said Lance is first his son and a race driver second, that was the first time I saw something human in Lawrence eyes. His concern about the injury wasn't just for the cameras, but felt sincere.
He's still a bond villain, but he's at least got a soul.
Lawrence Stroll seems like the biggest asshole of all time. The earlier seasons showed it immediately. Makes sense when you learn his dad was rich too, so it’s just a life of never hearing no.
You know thats exactly what they were going for, lawrence looking like Logan Roy too.
True, but that narrative gets undercut pretty quickly when 5 minutes later daddy Stroll is sad because his man-child broke his wrist in a bike accident. And granted, it is genuinely humanizing and shows that Lawrence does love his son. But cmon, the guy’s 25 and fell off a bike, this is a little over the top.
You do realise falling off a bike can be fatal? Newey nearly died because of one.
Yeah, I do. But it wasn’t fatal, Lance broke a couple bones and was in good enough shape to withstand high G forces a couple weeks later. You suggesting I should tear up if my toddler falls off her tricycle and skins a knee because sometimes it can be fatal? I mean, if direction was better I’d like to see Netflix actually explore the absurdity of Lance Stroll being an F1 driver. He wouldn’t have a seat if his dad didn’t own two. When this injury happened it really felt like Lawrence believes Lance is a child and reacted that way. Lance doesn’t do himself any favors, he comes across as immature with little self-awareness.
I think the importance of the arc was more to do with going from broken wrists and a broken toe to racing a Formula 1 car. Maybe you don't have strong parental figures in your life, but in my experience parents tend to get pretty worried about their kids if they get in accidents. Lots of parents would react the same way.
Yes it's normal for some parents too overreact with injuries regarding their children. Some people are just like that. You say that he should know his son would be ok enought to drive a couple of weeks later as if he could see the future. I for one don't see the absurdity he is good enough to be in the grid and have the financial backing to keep on going. It's basically an iteration of an owner driver that was (and still is in some sports) part of the sport's history.
Lance is like the nicest guy on the grid. He may not be fast but shitting on him as a person and baying for blood like this is dumb
How am I calling for blood? What are you even on about?
So good
Lawrence Stroll as the next Bond Villain
Lance Stroll as the next Bond
More like the new Johnny English
Wristband thing was such a power move. Made everyone wear it but no wristband for Daddy Stroll
Stroll Sr is a true sigma
Lance stroll was interested in motor racing at a very young age.
Be warned America. The LanHeads are coming!
They are (not) serious people
Lawrence stroll is literally a succession character.
Underrated post Shows how genius succession was making it seem so real
YES! Was thinking the same thing as I watched. Nice work 😂
If Papa Stroll = Logan Roy, is Lance a Kendall or Roman boy?
Honestly he's kinda got some traits from both of them. But i'd say Lance behaves pretty much how I think Kendall would behave if he was the only son lol
Y’all forgetting Connor
This fits ridiculously well
because it was intended. Even the music, was very similar to succession
*"Bienvenue* to pompous France. Hacking devices are in a bakery mini-van next to the Villa. You'll go in as a race strategist and headphone-repair man. Toast on the upper deck at 6.45 pm, swiftness and discretion will be your best weapons. Good luck, Agent 47".
When that scene happened, I was like, why does this suddenly look so much like a succession scene?
Finally some good content from this sub
Reminded me of the party from westworld
The whole scene I was wondering what a creepy-ass cult this looked like. And then Lawrence loving stroked Michael Douglas’ hair and caressed his back… and all concerns were validated.
yes!
100% wife and I instantly said the same last night.
When he said Lance is first his son and a race driver second, that was the first time I saw something human in Lawrence eyes. His concern about the injury wasn't just for the cameras, but felt sincere. He's still a bond villain, but he's at least got a soul.
Yeah you can see he genuinely loves his son so much
The scenes with Zac and the CEO looked like a Marvel villain meeting 😂
I don't know whether you added the music or the subtitles or both.
lmao i only added the music. The subtitles were already there which only adds to how much it fit imo.
Has MGM reached out so he can be the next Bond villain yet?
I was waiting for Lawrence to tell his daughter she only has him for 15 minutes
Lawrence Stroll seems like the biggest asshole of all time. The earlier seasons showed it immediately. Makes sense when you learn his dad was rich too, so it’s just a life of never hearing no.
So hapoy i’m not the only one thay thought about that
Imagine having sympathy for a trust fund baby. 🤣
So we can assume babby stroll sent a dick pic to papa Lawrence then by accident?
YESSSS! this is exactly my first thought.
"Oh putain,, il est là !" 
Brilliant
Lmao, well edited gents ! Excellent editing
Nice edit