Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt’s sports drama “F1: The Movie”, which takes viewers into the adrenaline-fueled world of Formula 1 racing, is now all set for its digital premiere after a successful theatrical run.
Directed by Joseph Kosinski, best known for Top Gun: Maverick, and produced by Apple Original Films in collaboration with Formula 1, the movie received rave reviews for its authentic portrayal of racing and high-octane visuals shot at real Grand Prix circuits.
The film stars Brad Pitt as a retired Formula 1 driver who returns to the track to mentor a young racing prodigy, played by Damson Idris, while competing against elite drivers. Real Formula 1 teams, including Mercedes and Ferrari, participated in the filming process, adding realism to the action sequences.
OTT Release Details
After months of anticipation, F1: The Movie will reportedly stream exclusively on Apple TV+ in December 2025 (tentative date, based on production schedules). The streaming rights were part of Apple’s multi-million-dollar deal with the producers, making it one of the most expensive sports films ever made.
The film’s theatrical success and critical acclaim have fueled interest in its OTT release, with fans eager to relive the rush of Formula 1 racing from home screens.
Behind the Scenes
The movie was filmed across actual Formula 1 race weekends in Silverstone, Spa, and Monaco, with support from the sport’s governing body, FIA. According to early reviews, the film’s realistic car physics, aerial shots, and sound design rival that of big-budget action titles.
Brad Pitt, a lifelong motorsport enthusiast, performed several of his own driving scenes, assisted by F1 legend Lewis Hamilton, who also served as a producer and consultant.
Critical Reception
Critics have praised the movie for its immersive cinematography and emotional depth, blending sports action with personal drama. Pitt’s portrayal of a veteran racer finding redemption has been called one of his most grounded performances in recent years.
In summary:
🏎️ F1: The Movie combines real Formula 1 footage, star power, and cutting-edge filmmaking — and its OTT debut promises to bring the roar of the racetrack straight to your living room.
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