Filmmaker James Mangold, known for making films like "Knight and Day", "The Wolverine" and "Logan", says the most dangerous thing for a director is to get boxed in. He wants to go to unexplored zones with his projects, and that's what made him make his latest "Ford v Ferrari".

"Movies have become such a commodity, and sometimes they feel like that. The efforts to affect you or excite you feel like pre-set buttons getting pressed on a synthesizer. I'm interested in making something come to life so it feels like, 'I'm not sure where this thing is going…!' That excitement of watching a film and not knowing how it's going to play, that's what I'm interested in," Mangold said.