Brad Pitt

Damson Idris

Javier Bardem

Kerry Condon

Tobias Menzies

Kim Bodnia

Sarah Niles

Will Merrick

Joseph Balderrama

Abdul Salis

Callie Cooke

Samson Kayo

Simon Kunz

Liz Kingsman

Simone Ashley

Ramona Von Pusch

Barney Smith

Poppy Smith

Luciano Bacheta

Rosie Dwyer

Martin Brundle

David Croft

Leigh Diffey

Shea Whigham

Patrick Long

Will Redmond

Michael Aaron Milligan

Kyle Rankin

Rachel Walters

Steven Sean Garland

Avis-Marie Barnes

Will Buxton

Rachel Brookes

Natalie Pinkham

Maria Thoma

Tom Clarkson

Martin Savage

Zoe Oedekerk

Tiësto

Elena Rivers

Nancy Carroll

Ankur Bahl

Mohammed Alkhoori

Salwa Al Hadhrami

Sal Lopez

Darius De La Cruz

Gabriel Rivas

Alexander Albon

Fernando Alonso

Oliver Bearman

Valtteri Bottas

Franco Colapinto

Nyck de Vries

Jack Doohan

Pierre Gasly

Zhou Guanyu

Lewis Hamilton

Nico Hülkenberg

Liam Lawson

Charles Leclerc

Kevin Magnussen

Lando Norris

Esteban Ocon

Sergio Pérez

Oscar Piastri

Daniel Ricciardo

George Russell

Carlos Sainz Jr.

Logan Sargeant

Lance Stroll

Yuki Tsunoda

Zak Brown

Max Verstappen

Christian Horner

Guenther Steiner

Lawrence Stroll

Frédéric Vasseur

James Vowles

Toto Wolff

Stefano Domenicali

Simon Minter

Chris Hemsworth

Liam Hemsworth

Joseph Kosinski

Chad Oman

Ehren Kruger

Jerry Bruckheimer

Jeremy Kleiner

Mark Tildesley

Edd Cross

Hugh McClelland

Véronique Melery

Julian Day

Claudio Miranda

Lottie Geliot

Hans Zimmer

Andrew McCarthy

George Alvarezzo

Erin Duffy

David Campbell-Bell

Máté Gajdics

Daniel Castle King

Enrico Latella

Nataša Milojević

Andrea Pugini

Khaled Zaazouh

Donald E G Bentley

Kailyn Dabkowski

Toby Hefferman

Adam Kirley

Kip Bartlett

Matilda Beard

Georgina Devine

Beth Kendrick

Amy Lockwood

Dale Walters

Freya Clarke

Jad El Asmar

Gareth John

Dash Mason-Malik

Patrick Martens

Keith Dawson

Gergely Glovotz

Faye Green

Elia P. Popov

Glen Winchester

Mélissa Humler

Tori Roloson

Dani Rose

Lisa Vick

Monika Petrillo

Zoe Morgan

Natasha Mullan

David Pearce

Damon Sewell

Olly Tellett

Peter Hayley-Barker

Al Nelson

Gwendolyn Yates Whittle

Gary Rizzo

Juan Peralta

Lee Walters

Billy Salsberg

Lucas Bielan

Joshua Davis

Dani Lasser

Gemma Hoff

Gary Powell

Sam Phillips

Stephen Mirrione

Daniel Lupi

Dede Gardner

Lucy Bevan

Emily Brockmann

Matthew Bell

Jill Brooks

Ryan Tudhope

Nikeah Forde

Nicolas Chevallier

Robert Harrington

Eric Leven

Brian Holligan

Jo Plaete

Heikki Kossi

Action

Drama

Plan B Entertainment

Jerry Bruckheimer Films

Dawn Apollo Films

Apple Studios

Monolith Pictures

United States of America

Entertaining sports drama featuring great racing sequences from director Joseph Kosinski, thrilling score by Hans Zimmer and fine performances by Brad Pitt and Javier Bardem. Not a fan of racing in general but this one was pretty solid. **4.0/5**

Anthony

A true blockbuster!  Although predictable, and a little long, the movie works from start to finish as Brad Pitt brings major star power.

Manuel São Bento

FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://talkingfilms.net/f1-review-a-high-octane-triumph-of-technical-filmmaking/

"F1 is a technical and sensory triumph, a cinematic rollercoaster that throws viewers right into the heart of the action with rare intensity.

Despite some narrative stumbles and a familiar structure, Joseph Kosinski's creatively bold and technically dazzling vision, Hans Zimmer's electrifying score, and a fully committed cast turn this blockbuster into one of the most exhilarating, high-energy experiences of the year.

Whether you're a diehard fan or just a curious spectator, this movie races straight into the heart of spectacle cinema - with style, tension, and, of course, a whole lot of speed."

Rating: A-

There is no need to say a lot about the movie, it was very very very nice. If you don't care about F1 but just casually like any competition just give it a go. It is really hard for me to watch a longer video without doing something else too but I watched the entire length of this movie without thinking anything about doing something else or eat or touching my phone. Some more thoughts if you already watched the movie and just want to read things others say but you really should not care about: could it have been better? yes, i missed more info about certain events or characters. not much more, but just a little bit more. the ending? perfect. I expected something else then it still delivered. I don't really know how to say this but you can feel proud watching this, the entire way through the movie. There is nothing to really cringe about and I really appreciate this. This alone makes this movie in the top for me. A lot of new and relatively new movies (especially drama, fantasy, super hero things) are cringefest and in parts uncomfortable to watch. This is not. I am happy.

CinemaSerf

With Sir Lewis Hamilton and F1 media veteran Ian Holmes amongst those at the helm of this production, you can be certain that it’s going to be as an authentic story of all things F1 (can’t be bothered finding the trademark symbol) as you’re ever likely to see. It’s all about team “Ruben” (Javier Bardem) whose cars couldn’t beat an egg and so is looking at ending up broke! His remaining driver is British rookie “Joshua” (Damson Idris) but he’s nowhere near experienced enough to make any impact on the problem. For that, he needs to coax back “Sonny” (Brad Pitt) who did drive these cars twenty years ago but hung up his helmet after an accident and then became an itinerant driver eking a living across the USA. Can he be tempted? Well we’d have no film if he wasn’t so the next question is: can he manage to salvage this operation before it’s sold for scrap? True to form with this sport, what now ensues sees all the glitz and glamour of circuits around the world; money no object cars, training and equipment; testosterone galore both in the car and with team tech director “Kate” (Kerry Condon) as well as a whole slew of rule manipulating, crashes, downright cheating and I have to say, some of the best action and in-car photography I’ve seen on a big screen. Indeed, I could cheerfully have lived without the dramatic characterisation here altogether, and just stuck to the tensely directed and really compelling action sequences that, especially using the in-car cameras, is genuinely quite exciting to watch. You really do get a sense of the speed of the cars racing round the tracks and of the phenomenal engineering that goes into the design and manufacture of these cars that at times look no more substantial than an Airfix kit. Pitt is in his element here delivering a character that’s a lovable rogue meets smug git whilst Idris comes across entirely naturally as the youngster out of his depth but willing and determined to learn. The soundtrack from the likes of Queen and Led Zeppelin livens up what I’d have to say isn’t Hans Zimmer’s most memorable score, and with the last half hour largely devoid of the romantic and emotional clutter, we watch something that shows us this circus in full pomp. You don’t need to be remotely interested in this topic to enjoy this film, you only really need a pulse and a great big screen.

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