F1: The Movie has crossed an important global box office milestone in less than two weeks. Released on June 23, the sports drama movie stars Brad Pitt as a washed-up Formula One racer, Sonny Hayes ...

F1 The Movie got off to a fast start at the box office, racing to a $55.6 million domestic debut and $88.4 million internationally for a global launch weekend of $144 million. However, fellow new ...

As of this writing, F1 The Movie has grossed $395 million globally (via Box Office Mojo), becoming one of the highest-earning movies of Brad Pitt's career. Because of its combination of critical ...

The new movie raked in $140 million at the box office during its first week and has garnered a strong reception from critics. It immerses fans into the driver’s seat of a Formula 1 car and uses ...

Both “F1” and “M3GAN 2.0” don’t live up to critics’ hopes, but they’re still escapist fare needed more and more these days.

Following early reactions, F1: The Movie has received mostly positive reviews, debuting with a Certified Fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes. While comparisons to Top Gun: Maverick are inevitable given ...

A true racing spectacle, “F1: The Movie” runs a victory lap. It’s a great sports movie, with heart-pumping action, superb performances and fascinating characters.

Brad Pitt’s F1 is out now, and it is already garnering critical acclaim all around. With so much hype surrounding this licensed F1 movie, fans are already wondering if the post-credits scene ...

Partly it’s so good because of the way that the technology struggles with the storm and fury of a 1990s F1 car (unlike the cameras used in F1:The Movie); the camera is vastly overloaded and the image ...

A startling amount of F1 centers around the protagonists, effectively, fixing races. It starts with the second F1 race depicted in the movie, where protagonist Sonny Hayes (Pitt) asks to switch to ...

Below, TV WEEK has answered all your burning questions about F1. Where to watch F1: The Movie in Australia: F1: The Movie will first release to cinemas across Australia on June 26, 2025.