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F1: The Movie — Porsche takes you behind the scenes of Apple’s box office hit
F1: The Movie has given Apple its first-ever box office hit. The racing movie starring Brad Pitt and directed by Joseph Kosinski dominated the weekend box office in North America and also globally on its debut, raking in $55.6 million in the U.S. and Canada, and about $144 million worldwide, making it the top-performing release.
F1: The Movie can credit nearly a quarter of its opening-weekend box office to IMAX, as the large-format operator continues ...
The selling point for the film, similar to Kosinski’s Maverick, is the fact that Pitt and co-star Damson Idris drove the cars ...
The Movie, revs up the silver screen with visceral, real-race footage, but beneath the roaring engines lies a trail of ...
The Movie has been estimated anywhere from $200-$300 million, a piece of that has apparently been chipped away by actual ...
"F1 The Movie" filmed an important opening scene at one of America's iconic racing locales — but not without some compromise ...
The new F1 movie brings big names and real circuits to the screen but strips back the sport’s complexity. Is it built for ...
Brad Pitt drove deep into the real F1 racing world for 'F1 The Movie.' Perhaps a go-kart showdown with Tom Cruise is next?
Pirelli supplied 1,000 tires to make Brad Pitt's F1 movie more authentic. Little did they know they'd be integral to the plot ...
That shock is saved for later, when other moments of peril see him and young upstart Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris) racing for ...
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