If you enjoyed the high-octane drama and behind-the-scenes intensity depicted in Brad Pitt’s "F1: The Movie," then the world ...

Wimbledon might currently be the reigning sporting event of summer, but Formula 1 is quickly coming for first place.

To put it into perspective, PR agency Karla Otto’s Influence of Sports Insights report states that Formula 1 is the ...

Brad Pitt is a hotshot veteran who teaches everyone to be just like him in the limp, superficial, self-important racing drama F1.

The formula is as simple as it is unambiguous. Director Joseph Kosinski makes the most of it. He taps the torque of two globally saleable entities - Formula One and Brad Pitt - to propel a plot ...

On the set of F1 The Movie, even Hollywood’s brightest stars found themselves pushed to the limit, both physically and emotionally, as they dove headfirst into the high-stakes world of real racing.

F1: The Movie is visually and aurally spectacular pretty much from start to finish but, sadly, the Brad Pitt-led Hollywood take on the sport is let down by some glaring problems elsewhere ...

The agreement with National CineMedia, a cinema advertising platform, includes placing in-theater ads in the “platinum spot,” ...

F1 The Movie has crossed the $100 million mark in the US, making it Brad Pitt's 12th highest-grossing film and Apple Studios’ biggest theatrical hit so far.

Globally, F1 is also on track to cross the $300 million milestone, which might happen before the third weekend. Read on ...

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