F1
Let me start this out with 3 words….Exhilarating, Thrilling & Breathtaking. I haven’t seen a movie this amazing in a long long time. PSA: bring your heart meds if you take them - you’re gonna need them….LOL
“I think its really wonderful that APEX is giving second chances to the elderly”
I went to see this in the IMAX Theater and it was well worth every penny of the $35 dollar charge for Mercy and I to get it, not to mention the popcorn and cokes. Don’t waste your time watching it at home - BIG SCREEN/Surround Sound and all is the way to go!. If you’ve ever watched Formula 1 racing on TV that doesn’t even hold a candle to the chest pounding sound blasted in the IMAX showing. You will feel like you are in the cars as the race around at 200+mph.
The acting in this film is superb. This is the kind of film that you will hang on every word spoken and not get board listening as the film goes on. Its fast paced to say the least with twists and turns that you do not see coming.
The film features exceptional live-action cinematography, a compelling narrative, and avoids the pitfalls of checking the movie making boxes. Furthermore, the program’s soundtrack is freaking amazing (I have lots of new music for my Spotify Play Lists).
Additionally, you’ll be made aware of valuable insights into the behind-the-scenes technical aspects and exclusive deals of the F1 world.
The most remarkable aspect of F1 is its breathtaking camera work. The film’s cinematography is so realistic that it defies explanation.
Its a MUST-SEE film that offers an unforgettable cinematic experience.
A Formula One driver comes out of retirement to mentor and team up with a younger driver.
IMDb: 7.9
Rotten Tomatoes: Critics: 83% Public: 97%
Stars: Brad Pitt - Damson Idris - Javier Bardem