A star-studded collaboration between Apple Originals and Formula 1 promised a high-octane cinematic experience.
Brad Pitt in the lead, Joseph Kosinski behind the camera, and the official blessing of the racing world itself all the ingredients for a box office success seemed to be in place.
Yet, one crucial element remained surprisingly undecided: the title. Whispers about the project swirled since 2022, hinting at breathtaking visuals and heart-pounding action, but a name catchy enough to capture the public’s imagination was conspicuously absent.
Breaking with tradition, Apple’s upcoming film F1 will roar into theaters worldwide on June 25, 2025, before streaming on their platform.
This high-octane drama, filmed entirely for IMAX, promises an unparalleled look into Formula One racing. A teaser trailer was already revealed on July 7th during the British Grand Prix, whetting appetites for the film’s release.
Brad Pitt leads the cast as a retired driver coaxed back to mentor a talented rookie, played by Damson Idris. Filmed during actual Grand Prix events, F1 boasts the backing of Formula One itself, guaranteeing authenticity.
Directed by Joseph Kosinski, the film has all the makings of a summer smash, boasting a stellar cast and a hefty budget. With a summer release crucial to its success, F1 is poised to set the box office on fire.
