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Michael Balderston

F1: The Movie review — Brad Pitt racing drama earns a spot in the winner's circle

Javier Bardem and Brad Pitt shoulder to shoulder in F1: The Movie.

Formula 1 is not one of the sports that I typically follow, as I never found it all that compelling to watch on TV. Watching F1: The Movie on the big screen though (in my case on an IMAX screen), yeah, I was riveted by the on-the-track action as the movie places you right in the driver’s seat.

That’s a similar strategy that F1: The Movie director Joseph Kosinski took with his previous movie, Top Gun: Maverick, and it works again here. The director and his team filmed during real F1 events, allowing them to authentically capture what it’s like to compete in one of the fastest sports in the world; and for extra authenticity to do so among so many of F1’s actual competitors and personalities.

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