To feel the rush of exhilaration as the wind whips your face while cruising down a lonesome highway; the feeling of total freedom engulfs you like waves crashing down. These are just some of the sensations you experience when riding a motorcycle. Although, I’ve only ever been a passenger on the back of a 1996 Harley-Davidson Softail, the thrill of hopping onto a two-wheeled machine is unlike anything else. Based on the true story of the rough and humble beginnings of one of the most legendary and notable motorcycle manufacturers in the world, this well-known tale is told with exemplary acting and captivating dialogue in Harley and the Davidsons. “Amazing Machine” is engaging and intriguing. As I watched, I became completely invested in the lives of William “Bill” Harley (Raymond Aramayo), and brothers Arthur “Art” (Bug Hall) and Walter Davidson (Michiel Huisman). The way these three actors interact like true friends felt so organic. The chemistry, the bonding, and the emotions transcend the screen.