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Brad Pitt and Damson Idris's 'F1: The Movie' Races to No. 1 with Record Box Office Debut
- Apple's film F1, directed by Joseph Kosinski and starring Brad Pitt, debuted in over 300 locations with £7 million at the U.K. and Ireland box office.
- The film's release followed Apple’s vision to establish a successful business model with sports dramas, collaborating with the FIA and featuring real drivers to boost authenticity.
- F1, a 2.5-hour high-octane sports drama, portrays a maverick driver recruited to salvage a failing team, blending genre clichés and appealing visuals attracting audiences.
- Movie consultant David A. Gross called F1 Apple's biggest box office release to date, while box office figures indicate it needs strong theatrical support alongside Apple TV+.
- F1's performance suggests Apple has a hit but may require sustained box office runs to maximize profitability and influence the sports drama genre further.
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Brad Pitt returns to the cinema in F1 (2025), a film in which he gives life to Sonny Hayes, a character whose unmistakable aesthetic seal is to wear green garments.This would seem to be a detail without too much relevance, but it became especially media when he transcended that the luxurious brand IWC manufactured a unique watch with the green cover, only for Pitt to use in the film.Curiously, as an unexpected chain effect, the green opened the …
That Brad Pitt is one of the best paid actors in Hollywood is no surprise. To this was added in recent years his role as producer, since the company Plan B Entertainment, which he founded together Brad Grey and Jennifer Aniston in 2002.A producer who is behind films such as Bitelchus Bitelchus, Los niños de la Nickel or Mickey 17, as well as series such as Adolescence or The Problem of the 3 Bodies.Now, the winning actor of two Oscar awards has …
'F1' Zooms to Massive Box-Office Opening: Top Lib Critic Hates It for Being a Classic Sports Film
“F1” is well on its way to becoming one of the classic sports films of all time — and that’s precisely why one of the top critics in America loathes […] The post 'F1' Zooms to Massive Box-Office Opening: Top Lib Critic Hates It for Being a Classic Sports Film appeared first on The Western Journal.
Brad Pitt’s ‘F1’ Races to the Top of U.K., Ireland Box Office
Joseph Kosinski’s motorsport epic “F1,” starring Brad Pitt, sped into pole position at the U.K. and Ireland box office, debuting with £7 million ($9.7 million), according to Comscore. Released by Warner Bros., the high-octane drama launched across more than 300 locations. Sony’s dystopian sequel “28 Years Later” held firm in second place in its sophomore […]
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