Ein Formel-1-Fahrer kommt aus dem Ruhestand zurück, um einen jüngeren Fahrer zu betreuen und mit ihm ein Team zu bilden.Ein Formel-1-Fahrer kommt aus dem Ruhestand zurück, um einen jüngeren Fahrer zu betreuen und mit ihm ein Team zu bilden.Ein Formel-1-Fahrer kommt aus dem Ruhestand zurück, um einen jüngeren Fahrer zu betreuen und mit ihm ein Team zu bilden.
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- 8 Gewinne & 75 Nominierungen insgesamt
Zusammenfassung
Reviewers say 'F1: The Movie' offers thrilling racing sequences and impressive cinematography, appealing to both fans and newcomers. However, many criticize the unrealistic plot, lack of character depth, and over-reliance on clichés. Some appreciate the inclusion of real F1 personnel and behind-the-scenes insights, while others find the film's portrayal of F1 lacking authenticity and depth. The movie's balance between entertainment and realism is a point of contention, with some enjoying it as a fun, escapist film, and others feeling it falls short of capturing the true essence of Formula 1. Overall, the film is seen as a mixed bag, with strong visual and auditory elements but a weaker narrative and character development.
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The way the movie was shot is magnificent. Brad Pitt is magnificent too. The problem is racing. The whole movie is like superb until they start racing. The endurance race at the beginning, the way Sonny is convinced to join to the APX team, the first test and the rivalry between the two drivers are all very well made. Unfortunately when they actively start to race the movie falls apart. Sonny constantly makes moves that you couldn't have ever seen ever from any driver before. Not to mention the car upgrades. One single update makes the worst car on the grid capable of winning. TBH if you follow F1 you simply can't enjoy this dumb portrayal of the sport. Once again Pitt still rocks 🔥
Just got out of the theater. It was a full theater so I got my tickets weeks in advance. I've never watched anything F1 related in my life. I give it a 7.5/10. The IMAX scenes were fantastic. No shortage of those. The story was a classic underdog story. Still pretty good in my opinion. There was some pretty good comedy mixed in. The amount of advertising from companies was INSANE. There really was a lot.
The music was fantastic. I wish we heard more, but the main songs were barely in the movie. Just bits of it mainly the start of the songs. I was most hyped to hear "Messy" and "Just Keep Watching" but it was only like 15 seconds of each song played back to back. I was really looking forward to hearing the full song in theater but oh well
Worth a one time watch.
The music was fantastic. I wish we heard more, but the main songs were barely in the movie. Just bits of it mainly the start of the songs. I was most hyped to hear "Messy" and "Just Keep Watching" but it was only like 15 seconds of each song played back to back. I was really looking forward to hearing the full song in theater but oh well
Worth a one time watch.
Firstly, the music. Oh boy!
I came expecting engine roars... and instead got Hans Zimmer blasting emotions at 300 km/h. I wasn't prepared for this concert. I came to the theatre for Formula 1, not to feel my feelings in Dolby Atmos. The guitars and drums were doing more laps than the cars.
Cinematography? A thing to Marvel at!
No, no - NOT that Marvel. This isn't a multiverse; this is motorsport. But I'll give it to Kosinski - the man knows how to shoot speed. The close-ups, the helmet cams, the pit lane drama - it's all smoother than Lewis on a soft compound.
Kosinski pulls it off again As expected, the Top Gun: Maverick director brings his signature hyper-real-but-just-believable-enough style. Everything looks slick, the tension is palpable, and the racing feels intense. The cars look real, the tracks feel familiar, and the drama is soaked in cinematic polish - and maybe a bit of Red Bull too.
Now, dear hardcore F1 fans... You will suffer. In silence.
Yes, yes - the pit stop timings are a joke, strategy makes no sense, tyre degradation is apparently fictional, and someone said "DRS" like it's a Marvel superpower. You'll sit there, physically cringing, as your non-F1 friends lean over and say, "Omg I didn't know Formula 1 was this emotional." You'll want to scream, but you won't. You'll smile. You'll nod. Then later, you'll go straight to Reddit, type furiously, and find solace in a thread titled "Things that made no damn sense in the F1 movie - Spoiler heavy".
Final thoughts: Is it accurate? Not really.
Is it entertaining? Absolutely.
Is Brad Pitt believable as an ageing F1 comeback driver? Well... let's just say Fernando Alonso might have notes.
Go watch it. Just don't forget - it's not Formula 1. It's Formula Fun-damentally unrealistic, but kinda awesome.
I came expecting engine roars... and instead got Hans Zimmer blasting emotions at 300 km/h. I wasn't prepared for this concert. I came to the theatre for Formula 1, not to feel my feelings in Dolby Atmos. The guitars and drums were doing more laps than the cars.
Cinematography? A thing to Marvel at!
No, no - NOT that Marvel. This isn't a multiverse; this is motorsport. But I'll give it to Kosinski - the man knows how to shoot speed. The close-ups, the helmet cams, the pit lane drama - it's all smoother than Lewis on a soft compound.
Kosinski pulls it off again As expected, the Top Gun: Maverick director brings his signature hyper-real-but-just-believable-enough style. Everything looks slick, the tension is palpable, and the racing feels intense. The cars look real, the tracks feel familiar, and the drama is soaked in cinematic polish - and maybe a bit of Red Bull too.
Now, dear hardcore F1 fans... You will suffer. In silence.
Yes, yes - the pit stop timings are a joke, strategy makes no sense, tyre degradation is apparently fictional, and someone said "DRS" like it's a Marvel superpower. You'll sit there, physically cringing, as your non-F1 friends lean over and say, "Omg I didn't know Formula 1 was this emotional." You'll want to scream, but you won't. You'll smile. You'll nod. Then later, you'll go straight to Reddit, type furiously, and find solace in a thread titled "Things that made no damn sense in the F1 movie - Spoiler heavy".
Final thoughts: Is it accurate? Not really.
Is it entertaining? Absolutely.
Is Brad Pitt believable as an ageing F1 comeback driver? Well... let's just say Fernando Alonso might have notes.
Go watch it. Just don't forget - it's not Formula 1. It's Formula Fun-damentally unrealistic, but kinda awesome.
Visually en auditory the race sequences are absolutely stunning, but the story, the plot and dialogue in general are just horrible and generic.
It makes F1 look like an absolute joke, like just anyone can drive these cars. This supposedly 60 y/o guy can still beat these young athletes who have trained their whole lives for this sport. It just deminishes their accomplishments and hard work.
Also, he can just break every rule when it comes to racing and get away with it. It makes F1 look like a clown show. Weird that f1 approved this.
The only thing I liked were the racing and some funny F1 references. Although, the racing strategies were just utterly bizarre, it was still a decent watch.
Disgraceful to the sport, wouldn't recommend if you're not into motorsport.
It makes F1 look like an absolute joke, like just anyone can drive these cars. This supposedly 60 y/o guy can still beat these young athletes who have trained their whole lives for this sport. It just deminishes their accomplishments and hard work.
Also, he can just break every rule when it comes to racing and get away with it. It makes F1 look like a clown show. Weird that f1 approved this.
The only thing I liked were the racing and some funny F1 references. Although, the racing strategies were just utterly bizarre, it was still a decent watch.
Disgraceful to the sport, wouldn't recommend if you're not into motorsport.
Reviews harping on about the story miss the point. Embrace the corn and enjoy yourself.
The action is good, although unbelievable it's clear the team cared about F1 and did their best to make it exciting to watch. I personally love how corny the whole thing is, it helps you turn off and enjoy the ride. Brad Pitt plays his classic cool guy persona, the supporting crew is entertaining the nods to the real F1 drivers and team directors are nice but not overplayed.
They did a phenomenal job with the practical effects and racing scenes. Honestly if you go to a racing move what else do you want. If you want everything to be realistic go watch a documentary.
The action is good, although unbelievable it's clear the team cared about F1 and did their best to make it exciting to watch. I personally love how corny the whole thing is, it helps you turn off and enjoy the ride. Brad Pitt plays his classic cool guy persona, the supporting crew is entertaining the nods to the real F1 drivers and team directors are nice but not overplayed.
They did a phenomenal job with the practical effects and racing scenes. Honestly if you go to a racing move what else do you want. If you want everything to be realistic go watch a documentary.
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- WissenswertesBrad Pitt was paid $30 million, the biggest salary of his career.
- PatzerIn the final race in Abu Dhabi, Sonny Hayes shows up just before the race to participate in it. However, FIA regulations state that a driver change can be made before qualifying starts. Since the movie shows that everyone was surprised by the change of drivers at the race start, it means that Hayes didn't take part in qualifying, thus he shouldn't be eligible to race.
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Joshua Pearce: When was the last time you won a race?
Sonny Hayes: Sunday, Daytona.
Joshua Pearce: Oh. I'm sorry. I meant Formula 1.
Sonny Hayes: Oh. I'm sorry. Then, same as you.
- Crazy CreditsThe end credits scene show Sonny racing through the Baja desert.
- VerbindungenFeatured in ROSÉ: Messy (2025)
- SoundtracksWhole Lotta Love
Written by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, John Bonham and Willie Dixon
Performed by Led Zeppelin
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
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- 200.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
- Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
- 189.527.111 $
- Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
- 57.001.667 $
- 29. Juni 2025
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- 2 Std. 35 Min.(155 min)
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