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The 2025 Formula 1 season marked a historic year with record-breaking attendance, a close championship race won by Lando Norris, a growing and diversifying global fanbase, and cultural milestones like the success of F1 The Movie and the Las Vegas Grand Prix, setting the stage for a transformative 2026 season with new regulations, teams, and races.
Julian Day, a costume designer, created an authentic and visually striking fictional F1 team, APXGP, for 'F1 The Movie' within a tight timeframe, involving detailed work on race suits, team kits, and fan merchandise, with filming during live Grand Prix weekends, resulting in a highly realistic portrayal that has influenced F1 fan culture and fashion.
Apple TV has become the exclusive broadcast partner for Formula 1 in the U.S., offering comprehensive coverage of races and related content, and will also debut the highly successful F1 The Movie on December 12, 2025, further expanding its sports and entertainment offerings.
Apple TV+ has rebranded to Apple TV, dropping the plus sign, and announced that the film F1: The Movie starring Brad Pitt will be available for streaming on the new platform from December 12, following its successful theatrical run.
Brad Pitt's Formula 1 racing drama 'F1: The Movie' is set to premiere on digital streaming platforms on August 22, though the exact date is unconfirmed by the studio. The film, directed by Joseph Kosinski, follows a former F1 star seeking redemption, and has been well-received critically and commercially, with high ratings and significant box office earnings.
Apple reported a strong fiscal third quarter with $94 billion in revenue, driven by record iPhone sales and a 13% increase in Services revenue to $27.4 billion. CEO Tim Cook highlighted the success of 'F1: The Movie,' which grossed over $500 million, and praised the growth of Apple TV+ and its original content, including 'Severance' with 81 Emmy nominations. Shares rose 2% after hours.
Apple TV+ is set to release its strongest fall movie lineup yet, including 'Highest 2 Lowest' with Denzel Washington and Spike Lee, the wildfire thriller 'The Lost Bus' starring Matthew McConaughey, and 'F1 The Movie' featuring high-speed racing, with release dates expected this fall.
Apple's 'F1: The Movie' has become its highest-grossing theatrical release, earning over $293 million globally in ten days, driven by IMAX screenings and international markets, though it likely hasn't recouped its high production and marketing costs yet. The film will be available on Apple TV+ in 2025.
'F1: The Movie' has become Apple's highest-grossing film with $293 million globally after 10 days, surpassing 'Napoleon' and 'Killers of the Flower Moon,' signaling a positive step for Apple's theatrical ambitions despite high production costs and mixed past results.
The success of 'F1 The Movie' produced by Apple has boosted Apple's stock and benefited related companies like Formula One and Warner Bros. Discovery, amid a challenging year for Apple and the broader tech sector. The film's strong box office performance and positive reception may also enhance future streaming and broadcasting deals for F1, while theater chains see mixed results.
F1 The Movie is a visually immersive film best experienced in theaters, especially in IMAX, due to its high-quality racing scenes shot with advanced camera technology. While it will eventually be available on Apple TV+, watching it in theaters offers a unique, more realistic experience that at-home setups can't match.
Brad Pitt's 'F1 The Movie' topped the box office with $55.6 million in the US and Canada, and $88 million internationally, marking Apple's first major box office success despite a high budget. The film benefited from a strong IMAX presence and positive reviews, signaling a promising future for Apple’s film ventures. Meanwhile, other movies like 'M3GAN 2.0' and 'Elio' underperformed, but the summer has overall been strong for family and genre films.
Apple's F1 the Movie, starring Brad Pitt, opened with a record-breaking $144 million globally, marking a successful venture for Apple Original Films despite high production costs and mixed reactions to its marketing approach.
Apple's new racing movie, 'F1 The Movie,' has been released and is surprisingly good, offering a spectacle that might be best experienced on a theater screen. The article also highlights new tech like the Fairphone 6, a modular and upgradeable smartphone, and the Titan 2 phone with a physical keyboard. Additionally, upcoming entertainment includes 'Death Stranding 2,' a new VR headset, and the continuation of popular series like 'Squid Game' season three. The piece also discusses various tech and media recommendations, personal projects, and tips for managing digital life.
F1: The Movie is currently in theaters and is expected to be available on Apple TV+ around October 2025, following a typical release window after its theatrical debut and PVOD availability, with the exact date depending on its box office performance.