F1 The Movie
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Cast
- Brad Pitt
- Javier Bardem
- Damson Idris
- Kerry Condon
- Tobias Menzies
- Simone Ashley
- Liz Kingsman
- Kim Bodnia
- Lewis Hamilton
- Sarah Niles
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Aug 26, 2025
Radio: “Box, Box, Box!” Brad Pitt: “WHAT’S IN THE BOX”
timtamtitusJun 23, 2025can’t wait for F2
shrekfan1234Jun 16, 2025So when Brad Pitt crashes a bunch of cars it’s “the blockbuster event of the summer” but when I do it I’m a “liability” and “an insurance risk.”
Adam - Jun 24, 2025
how can you explain a generic title like "f1 the movie" when "pitt-stop" was literally there for the taking
hunter strawberryJun 28, 2025brad pitt: i'm going to crash every car you own. javier bardem: LISAN AL GAIB
JakeJun 16, 202585% of the movie **Hans Zimmer’s very own Challengers score blaring over the most exhilarating race car footage ever captured** 10% of the movie Brad Pitt: “you kids and your damn phones, you just gotta drive man 🤙” Damson Idris: “shut it bruv, you’re old” 5% of the…
Reece - Jun 26, 2025
Sonny Hayes committing so many on track crimes that the FIA would have him publicly executed
joj66Jun 25, 2025🖕
EvanACJul 1, 2025A brand new F1 film and Ferrari still has a shitbox ~ written by a depressed Ferrari fan
JoshuaCaine
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80% of this film would not happen in real life racing. the only selling point was big-name actors and real F1 drivers. there was no essence to this film with super bland characters, no actual plot, and injustice to the sport. This is what Hollywood THINKS F1 is, not WHAT it is.
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8.3 - What a ride. This movie is pure summer blockbuster fun. The perfect way to kill 3 hours in the AC with a huge soda & popcorn. Brad Pitt is working purely on charisma & aura. Kerry Condon is expertly running her role from Banshees of Inisherin back. Hans Zimmer is blasting techno beats.…
i understand why some drivers are unhappy with the scenes about formula 1 as a sport, but if you look at the movie as a separate entity, it's actually really interesting and excellent.I like the story and the way they built the relationship between the drivers. 10/10
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As far as racing films go, "Ford v Ferrari" is still miles ahead in the race. With Joseph Kosinski at the helm, I expected so much better than this. Just like "Top Gun: Maverick", it's a technical marvel, although unlike "TGM", it fails to bring any inspiration to the game. The vehicles have barely…
A lot of it is good, the only real problem is the writing, it’s very cliche and has an abundance of catch phrases that make you cringe a little, but it’s fine, it’s made to be like this. Also, non of this would probably happen in the real F1, it’s a very fantastical take on it, at times…
Atom User Reviews
HOLY MARY ON A PIT STOP!!! I left that theater fully convinced I was born to hit 200mph in a carbon fiber rocket. I almost tried drifting in the parking lot of the theater but ended up with a torn tire—that’s the start of my beautiful string of errors on the road to becoming an F1 driver. Brad Pitt looked at a simple tire and I felt emotions. Someone call Ferrari!!! I’m free next weekend!!! I am SPEED. Ka-CHOWWW!!! ⚡️🏁💥🍿🛞🔥
I loves this movie. Thanks T-mobile for the ticket for cheap, but I would have seen this even if it wasn't for t-mobile. Oscar worthy
Metacritic
The real engine that keeps the movie moving isn’t the cliched script or the spectacular race footage. It’s Pitt.
The effectiveness of the film’s overall aesthetic cannot be understated: what F1 lacks in narrative development it more than compensates for with its thrill-ride aspects. Watching the film, you may not believe you’re in a racing car but you will feel like you’re doing more than passively sitting in a theater seat.
This film doesn’t rumble through its 156-minute runtime; it flies by. And though “F1” has little to say about the sport’s past, present, or future, the propulsive ride it engineers isn’t a wasted diversion.