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Brad Pitt’s ‘F1’ Roars into Theaters with Unprecedented Racing Realism

Leveraging Lewis Hamilton’s technical guidance with custom miniaturized cameras, the film immerses viewers in the intensity of real-world Grand Prix competition.

Brad Pitt assure que piloter une Formule 1 est «une sensation unique impossible à partager et un vrai shoot d’adrénaline»
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Overview

  • The film debuted on June 25 as the summer’s first blockbuster, featuring Brad Pitt as Sonny Hayes, a retired F1 driver summoned to revive a struggling racing team.
  • Joseph Kosinski shot authentic Grand Prix sequences across Silverstone, Suzuka and Daytona using pivoting miniature cameras for unparalleled in-car perspectives.
  • Six-time world champion Lewis Hamilton co-produced and consulted on technical details, leading Pitt through months of training to ensure credible on-track performances.
  • At its core, the narrative explores the competitive bond between veteran Hayes and rookie driver Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris) as their rivalry evolves into collaboration.
  • Critics have lauded the movie’s immersive visuals and dynamic star chemistry, though some reviews suggest the spectacle occasionally overshadows character depth.