
Here’s How to Watch ‘F1: The Movie’ Online
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission.
One of the biggest movies of the summer is now available to watch online. “F1: The Movie” surpassed expectations with more than a $596 million worldwide box office haul. If you missed the auto-race movie when it was released in theaters in June, you can now watch it at home.
“F1” in 4K Ultra HD is available to rent for $19.99, or buy for $24.99 online on Prime Video, Apple TV and other video-on-demand platforms.
Please note: If you opt to rent the movie, you’ll have access to it for 30 days. And once you start it, you’ll only have 48 hours to finish it.
Since “F1” is made by Apple Original Films, it’s unlikely that it’s going to receive a physical media home video release. However, it will eventually make its ways to the company’s streaming service Apple TV+ sometime this year. The movie is likely to be available for streaming sometime in late November or early December.
As for the movie itself, Variety film critic Owen Gleiberman is positive, while he writes in his review, “there’s a certain kind of summer movie that’s so revved and ready to go, so fuel-injected with flash and talent and star power, not to mention an irresistible subject, that before the movie is barely under way you can feel yourself getting excited about being excited. ‘F1’ is one of those movies.”
Directed by Joseph Kosinski, “F1” follows Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt), a down-on-his luck racers, who comes out of retirement to mentor Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris), a flashy, young and arrogant up-and-coming rookie driver. The unlikely pair have to put their differences aside to work together to win it all. The movie also stars Kerry Condon, Javier Bardem, Tobias Menzies and others.
Watch “F1: The Movie” on Prime Video or Apple TV. The racing movie is available to rent in 4K Ultra HD for $19.99, or buy for $24.99, online. Watch the trailer, below:
Originally published by variety.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
More Lifestyle
Millennium Docs Against Gravity Festival Director on How Documentary Film Helps Audiences Find ‘Sense Amid the Chaos’ of Current Events
Poland’s Millennium Docs Against Gravity, the documentary film festival that takes place simultaneously across seven Polish cities, returns for its 23rd edition from May 7 – 17 with a…
Mubi Acquires Na Hong-Jin’s Korean Thriller ‘Hope,’ Starring Michael Fassbender, Alicia Vikander and Hoyeon, For Multiple Territories Ahead of Cannes Premiere
Mubi is once again flexing it financial muscle ahead of Cannes, picking up one of the buzziest films heading to this year’s festival. The arthouse distributor and production company has…
MetFilm Sales Acquires Mongolian Documentary ‘Colors of White Rock’ Ahead of World Premiere at Tribeca (EXCLUSIVE)
London-based MetFilm Sales has acquired Mongolian filmmaker Khoroldorj Choijoovanchig’s debut feature documentary “Colors of White Rock” for worldwide sales representation. The film will…
Brit Detective Drama ‘Bergerac’ Bought for U.S. by PBS Distribution (EXCLUSIVE)
British detective drama “Bergerac” is heading to the U.S. with PBS Distribution following a deal with Banijay Rights. The acquisition comes ahead of next week’s London TV Screenings, with…




