The blockbuster starring Brad Pitt is breaking records and elevating Formula 1 to a new level within global cinema. Released in June 2025, “F1: The Movie” has already grossed approximately $630 million worldwide, including $189.5 million in the United States and Canada, and $440 million in other countries, according to data from Box Office Mojo and Wikipedia.
On its opening weekend, the film generated $144 million globally, nearly doubling initial projections. It earned $55.6 million in North America and $88.4 million across 78 international markets, according to Pinkvilla.
Directed by Joseph Kosinski and co-produced by Lewis Hamilton, the film captivated not only motorsport fans but also action and drama lovers. Its cinematography and the realism of its racing sequences helped take immersion to unprecedented levels.
The success was so extraordinary that “F1: The Movie” became the biggest release in the history of Apple Original Films, surpassing $500 million in revenue and paving the way for a confirmed sequel.
