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Around in circles: Brad Pitt can’t save ‘F1: The Movie’ from a predictable script and trite dialogue
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Around in circles: Brad Pitt can’t save ‘F1: The Movie’ from a predictable script and trite dialogue
If you like cars that go “Vroom, vroom!” and you like that Brad Pitt fella, that might be enough for you to like F1: The Movie, the latest summer tentpole rattling speakers at local theaters. I love Brad Pitt. I love him very, very much. Cars that go “Vroom, vroom!”? Eh, not so much. Most of the Fast and Furious movies can bite me; Tom Cruise’s 1990 crap-fest Days of Thunder sucks ass; and even the Cars movies from Pixar delivered diminishing re…
"The whole story is a three-hour avalanche of stereotypes," writes Anna Kerepeczki, who found the new movie starring Brad Pitt to be a big disappointment in several ways.
Pitt, who starred in a upcoming Formula 1 movie, talked about his Hollywood debuts in the 'Armchair Expert' podcast.
Around in Circles: Brad Pitt Can’t Save ‘F1: The Movie’ From a Predictable Script and Trite Dialogue - Coachella Valley Independent
If you like cars that go “Vroom, vroom!” and you like that Brad Pitt fella, that might be enough for you to like F1: The Movie, the latest summer tentpole rattling speakers at local theaters. I love Brad Pitt. I love him very, very much. Cars that go “Vroom, vroom!”? Eh, not so much. Most of the Fast and Furious movies can bite me; Tom Cruise’s 1990 crap-fest Days of Thunder sucks ass; and even the Cars movies from Pixar delivered diminishing re…
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