While a little clunky, there is little to nothing F1 actually does outrageously wrong. And given the heart-pounding race scenes, that's enough to make this dad movie stand out.

The blockbuster film, “F1,” released on June 23, is an enjoyable experience for everyone, from the most diehard Formula 1 ...

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.

In its opening weekend, the ambitious racing blockbuster F1 blew past the finish line and grossed over $140 million in the global box office. In the U.S., the movie pulled $25 million on its opening ...

Hayes is recruited by an old friend and rival Ruben Cervantes (Javier Bardem) to join his stable of racers (known as APXGP) in a last ditch effort to keep the team afloat.

With movies like F1, Skyfall, and the Dune films, Javier Bardem has been the secret ingredient to so many recent blockbusters.

(Left to right) Javier Bardem as Ruben Cervantes and Brad Pitt as Sonny Hayes in Apple Original Films’ “F1 The Movie.” For those who love being immersed in their film viewing, that’s ...

Hayes is recruited by his former F1 racing partner, Ruben Cervantes, to captain his last-place F1 team in a Hail Mary move to keep Cervantes from having to sell the APX Grand Prix racing team ...

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

(He even drives a New York City cab at one point.) He returns to the sport when another former competitor, Ruben Cervantes (played by Javier Bardem), recruits Sonny to bolster the flailing, upstart ...

Both Brad Pitt and Damson Idris underwent four months of "really intense" training before getting behind the wheel of a race ...