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Hollywood could learn a thing or two from director Joseph Kosinski and star Brad Pitt's F1 movie.

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In select Latin American countries, fans can grab a F1-themed McDonald's combo and take home exclusive miniature cars.

The combination of unpretentious script, charismatic cast, fantastic racing sequences, and Kosinski’s sharp storytelling instincts ensure that the movie always stays, well… on track.

While it may seem like I’m complaining about the racing scenes in F1, none of these things bothered me at all. As I wrote, I expected the movie to be over-the-top.