And ride Adam Driver does as Enzo Ferrari in director Michael Mann’s “Ferrari,” a shapeshifting drama that zeroes in on one consequential chapter of the complicated ex-race car driver and automaker’s life during the late 1950s. The imposing actor takes some getting used to. Come to think of it, he always does. But once you grow accustomed to Driver’s deep, taffy-chewing voice and hurtful glares, he capably transforms into the ice-cold innovator who was an unspeakably ruthless competitor.