F1: The Movie
Brad Pitt, Joseph Kosinski, real tracks, real cars, and the Mercedes-AMG F1 team behind the camera.
Sungyoon Park
Hollywood star Brad Pitt has hit the track in his new movie Formula 1. The film shows Sony Heize (Brad Pitt) as a retired race car driver who returns to Formula 1 to help a young rookie succeed.
Directed by Joseph Kosinski, who also made Top Gun: Maverick, the movie is filled with exciting and realistic racing scenes. It was filmed at real F1 tracks with real race cars, and even features appearances from real Formula 1 drivers.
The movie was made with help from the Mercedes-AMG F1 team, which gave the film an authentic racing feel. Many fans say it looks so real that it feels like watching an actual Grand Prix race.
With fast cars, teamwork, and amazing action, Formula 1 is a must watch for both sports and movie fans!
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