F1: The Movie delivers a mostly authentic summer blockbuster, but here are six major things it gets wrong about real Formula One racing.

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It’s a Tom Cruise kinda movie, but it stars Brad Pitt. He’s the protagonist in this tale about an aging, washed-up race car driver who everyone’s counted out.

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The Movie” boasts breathtaking views that have audiences raising questions about filming locations. On-screen, the roaring ...

The deeply focused Lauda, racing for Ferrari, and the brash and confident Hunt, racing for McLaren, dominate the screen, and Rush delivers a very human tale in what can sometimes be a very mechanical ...

F1: The Movie” takes viewers inside the exciting world of Formula One auto-racing. The director is Joseph Kosinski, best ...

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Explore the key differences between the F1 movie vs real Formula 1 racing. What’s authentic—and what’s just Hollywood?

The Movie' starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris has grossed $293 million globally, surpassing other Apple releases at the box ...

With the movie now running in theatres, a pertinent question arises: How does the F1 movie fare vs real Formula 1 racing?