Toronto Sun
There’s no better time for a throwback than summer, and “F1 the Movie” is here to send audiences to a blissful era before constant cape slop, when the movies were loud, their stars were hot and the male main-character energy was flowing with exhilarating abandon. From its opening scene – a credits montage featuring Brad [……
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REVIEW: Pitt crew helps ‘F1’ succeed with flying colours
Washington Post
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There’s no better time for a throwback than summer, and “F1 the Movie” is here to send audiences to a blissful era before constant cape slop, when the movies were loud, their stars were hot and the male main-character energy was flowing with exhilarating abandon. From its opening scene – a credits montage featuring Brad
