Apple Original Films' F1 is off to the races at the global and international box office, heading to higher-than-projected openings in both cases, as well as domestic. Overseas, the Warner Bros release from director Joseph Kosinski has rounded $39.

Apple Studios is scoring its biggest opening ever with the Brad Pitt racing thriller “F1,” headed for first in its box office debut. Meanwhile, Universal’s “M3GAN 2.0” isn’t catching the same spark in its opening,

The Formula One racing pic - starring Brad Pitt - is the first major theatrical win for Apple Original Films and will have no trouble topping the box office chart 'M3GAN 2.0' sequel gets run off the road by audiences.

Formula One season is two races in and McLaren have begun the season where they finished last: with two victories in two grands prix. Lando Norris won the first of those in Australia whilst his team-mate Oscar Piastri triumphed in China.

After initial informal talks in 2024, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff is again courting Max Verstappen's services. This could impact F1 2026

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F1 marks the collaboration between Brad Pitt and Joseph Kosinski. The sports drama film will be released theatrically on June 27, 2025, when the Australian Grand Prix is taking place.

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Duh-duh-duh,” he intoned in imitation of the score, “Hans Zimmer is peaking.” “That was close,” when Brad Pitt’s race car driver took a sharp corner. And when Pitt pulled away from the pack, his approving words were,