Brad Pitt’s ‘F1’ Movie Unveils Exciting First 10 Minutes at CinemaCon

Joseph Kosinski and Jerry Bruckheimer Unveil Exciting New Film at CinemaCon

Directors and producers Joseph Kosinski and Jerry Bruckheimer recently graced the CinemaCon stage, marking their return since the massive success of their film Top Gun: Maverick. This time, they brought thrilling news about their upcoming project centered around the world of Formula One racing.

Upcoming Film from Warner Bros. Features Star-Studded Cast

The highly anticipated film, distributed by Warner Bros. and produced in partnership with Apple, showcases a riveting cast including Brad Pitt, Damson Idris, and Javier Bardem. Bruckheimer hinted at the movie’s potential to become the summer’s must-see cinematic event, stating, “We believe this is going to be the cinematic experience of the summer.”

Action-Packed Preview Left Audiences Eager

During their presentation, the duo shared the film’s electrifying first ten minutes. In a clip featuring Pitt as the retired racer Sonny Hayes, he passionately exclaims, “Just let me drive, will you?” The intense dialogue escalates as he challenges another driver with the stern warning, “Lose that lead, I’ll kill you.”

Release Date and Plot Details

Fans can look forward to the theater and IMAX release of this adrenaline-fueled film on June 25. F1 follows Pitt’s character, a former Formula One champion coaxed back into the sport by a team owner, portrayed by Bardem, who seeks his guidance for a novice driver played by Idris.

Behind the Scenes Insights

Directed by Kosinski from a script by Ehren Kruger, who also collaborated on Top Gun: Maverick, the film boasts an impressive production team that includes Bruckheimer, racing icon Lewis Hamilton, Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, and Chad Oman.

In an interview last month, Kosinski lauded Pitt’s remarkable driving talent, indicating that his skills came naturally. “Brad had a lot of just natural ability right from the start… he rides motorcycles, which I think has something to do with it,” Kosinski commented, adding that Pitt’s innate prowess instilled confidence in the film’s potential success after his initial meeting with Hamilton.

About CinemaCon

This year, CinemaCon took place from March 31 to April 3, serving as a crucial venue for collaboration among exhibitors and Hollywood studios. The event is organized by Cinema United, previously known as the National Association of Theatre Owners.

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