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Brad Pitt on Why He Loves Making Sports Movies Like ‘F1’ and ‘Moneyball’
Before F1, one of Pitt’s most loved projects was in 2011’s Moneyball, which The Hollywood Reporter included in its list of the best baseball movies of all time. The film was nominated for six Academy Awards, including a nom for Pitt in the best actor category.
From the brain of Pearley: F1: The Movie might be the best racing movie ever, but it's still not great. Here are my ten ...
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Brad Pitt’s F1 is off and running with a remarkable box office launch that, like F1 racing itself, doesn’t look like it will ...
There is a mid-credits scene at the end of the movie that has fans buzzing about what's to come. It appears the storyline is ...
Maverick' director Joseph Kosinski is a thrill ride. We got drivers Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto to explain how it ...
It’s time for our weekly look At the Movies! As always Movie Mike is back with last week’s hits and misses and previews new ...
The summer’s sleekest sports drama has box office momentum and star power — but does it do justice to the real-life thrill of ...
Lewis Hamilton says he just wants to enjoy the “F1” movie’s success as he warns that rushing a sequel would be “the worst ...
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The Movie makes it across the finish line, landing on the ScreenShare Top 10 titles exciting audiences right now.
F1: The Movie can credit nearly a quarter of its opening-weekend box office to IMAX, as the large-format operator continues ...
As far as movies that are basically glorified advertisements go, you could do a lot worse than 'F1'. I didn’t quite leave the ...
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