Brad Pitt’s latest project, F1: The Movie, sped into theatres on June 27 and quickly became a major crowd-puller. With its strong box-office run, attention has now shifted to its anticipated arrival on streaming platforms. The film reunites director Joseph Kosinski of Top Gun: Maverick fame with veteran producer Jerry Bruckheimer, delivering a much-needed win for Apple Original Films after several costly theatrical setbacks.
F1: The Movie OTT release
The film, which hit theatres on 27 June, turned into a breakout success, earning around US$144 million worldwide in its first weekend — the strongest theatrical debut for Apple Studios so far. It is now set to release on Apple TV+ and Amazon Prime Video from 12 December 2025.
F1: The Movie Plot
In F1: The Movie, Brad Pitt steps into the role of Sonny Hayes, a former Formula 1 star whose rising career came to an abrupt halt after a horrific accident. Years later, he’s approached by his old teammate Ruben Cervantes, played by Javier Bardem, who now runs the struggling APXGP team. Instead of putting him back behind the wheel, Ruben asks Sonny to mentor their young driver, Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris). Reluctantly returning to the paddock, Sonny partners with Ruben to help rebuild the team’s reputation and guide the rookie through the high-pressure world of Formula 1.
F1: The Movie worldwide collection
F1: The Movie has made a significant mark globally, showcasing immense popularity both in India and overseas. As of 2025, the film has grossed over $631 million worldwide, with approximately $189 million earned domestically and $442 million from international markets. In India alone, it has collected around $14.4 million, contributing to its global success.
The movie’s impressive box office performance reflects its strong appeal among audiences, driven by its thrilling depiction of the high-stakes world of Formula One racing. This impressive box office run not only highlights the film’s commercial success but also its ability to connect with fans of the sport and moviegoers worldwide. Such a performance places F1: The Movie among the top grossing films of the year 2025, underscoring its impact and popularity in the global cinematic landscape.
