Maverick director Joseph Kosinski and produced by legendary blockbuster-maven Jerry Bruckheimer delivers on its need for ...

F1 tips its hat to the larger Formula One world by including real-life racers and other figures among the fictional characters played by the likes of Brad Pitt.

Brad Pitt drove deep into the real F1 racing world for 'F1 The Movie.' Perhaps a go-kart showdown with Tom Cruise is next?

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NEW YORK — The wide-screen spectacle of Formula One gets a gleaming, rip-roaring workout in Joseph Kosinski’s “F1,” a fine-tuned machine of a movie that, in its most riveting racing scenes ...

Yes, Pitt and Idris spent four months learning to drive real Formula 1 cars. “If you see Brad’s face, then it’s him driving, and often at speeds up to around 180 mph,” says Kosinski.

Apple seeks to tap into a growing Formula 1 fan base in the United States with its $200 million-plus action movie, which hits theaters June 27. 0 seconds of 7 minutes, 24 secondsVolume 0% ...

Yes, Pitt and Idris spent four months learning to drive real Formula 1 cars. “If you see Brad’s face, then it’s him driving, and often at speeds up to around 180 mph,” says Kosinski.