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F1
2025 156 min United States of America PG-13 18+
★8.3
Action, Drama
Director: Joseph Kosinski
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Description
Racing legend Sonny Hayes is coaxed out of retirement to lead a struggling Formula 1 team—and mentor a young hotshot driver—while chasing one more chance at glory.
Budget:
$250M
US Gross:
$189.64M
Worldwide:
$631.63M
Starring
Brad Pitt
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Damson Idris
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Javier Bardem
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Awards
Academy Awards 2026
— Best Sound
BAFTA 2026
— Best Sound
Academy Awards 2026
— Best Picture
Academy Awards 2026
— Best Sound
Academy Awards 2026
— Best Film Editing
Golden Globe 2026
— Special Achievement Award
BAFTA 2026
— Best Sound
BAFTA 2026
— Best Film Editing
BAFTA 2026
— Best Visual Effects
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2026
— Best Stunt Ensemble
Key opinion
Joseph Kosinski's F1 is a visually stunning spectacle that excels at capturing the visceral thrill of racing through innovative camera work. While general audiences find the film accessible and entertaining, hardcore Formula 1 fans frequently criticize its lack of technical realism and reliance on a predictable, cliché-driven narrative.
| Cinematography | The kinetic, immersive cinematography and in-car camera work successfully convey a sense of speed and tension that surpasses typical racing films. | |
| Acting | Brad Pitt delivers a charismatic lead performance that provides a necessary anchor for the otherwise thin and generic plot. | |
| Screenplay | The screenplay relies on tired sports movie tropes and simplistic character development that frustrate viewers looking for depth. | |
| Adaptation | Hardcore fans of the sport find the racing logic and technical regulations absurdly inaccurate, while casual viewers appreciate the film's ability to simplify the sport for wider accessibility. | |
| Score | Opinions on Hans Zimmer’s score are divided, with some praising its ability to synchronize emotion and tension, while others find the music unremarkable or underwhelming. |