F1: The Movie, the cinematic love letter to Formula One and — quite possibly even more so — consumer products made by Apple, is finally available to stream on Apple TV if you’re a subscriber. It follows the sports thriller’s long theatrical run,

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After a long run in movie theaters and digital buy/rent windows, the blockbuster F1: The Movie is finally available

With the success of the F1 movie, it is no surprise that a sequel is already being discussed. Director Joseph Kosinski, producer Jerry Bruckheimer and Apple CEO Tim Cook have all confirmed that talks about a sequel have already taken place.

“F1” offers plenty to love, including a great cast, thrilling set pieces and beautiful visuals. However, if you’re not already watching Formula 1, this film is unlikely to convert you. It’s too interested in the minutiae of the sport to bother explaining its basic appeal.

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Brad Pitt's Formula 1 movie "F1", which used real race weekends and iconic circuits like Spa, Silverstone and Abu Dhabi as filming locations, is set to be released on Apple TV on 12 December

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With Joseph Kosinski at the helm of the film, “F1” is an adrenaline-fueled look at the world of Formula 1 racing. Brad Pitt’s Sonny Hayes is forced out of retirement to help his friend’s team APEX GP to a podium finish. So, a slow acoustic song wouldn’t work.

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