F1 The film dethrones an emblematic thriller Brad Pitt with a new disc by Rotten Tomatoes after 26 years

F1: the film A dethroned an emblematic thriller by Brad Pitt with a new rotten record after 26 years. The director and co-author of Top Gun: MaverickJoseph Kosinski and Ehren Kruger, the new racing film features Brad Pitt in the role of Sonny Hayes, a nomadic-for-embauche pilot who returns in a formula after an absence of 30 years to team up with a recruited pilot in the fictional team APXGP.

Just like Top Gun: Maverick Before him, F1: the film has received glowing reactions from criticism and the publicsporting an 83% score on rotten tomatoes. F1: the film Critics praise Pitt’s magnetism and Kosinski kinetic direction, offering an elegant and old-school action film to the finish line.

Likewise, the public likes the effortless charm of Pitt and considers F1: the film An exciting and high octane show that requires being seen on the largest possible screen. Released in theaters on June 27 F1: the film Originally, made its debut with an almost perfect 99% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, but it was still early and was likely to fluctuate.

F1: The film beats Fight Club to have the biggest audience score of Brad Pitt on Rotten Tomatoes

It has a 97% score

F1: the film officially beaten Combat club For Brad Pitt the highest audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. At the time of writing F1: the film has a 97% audience score with more than 10,000 verified notes. Released in 1999 Combat club has a 96% audience score with more than 250,000 notes.

Directed by David Fincher and based on the 1996 novel by Chuck Palahniuk, Combat club was held as the biggest audience score of Brad Pitt on Rotten Tomatoes in the past 21 yearsAs the functionality of the audience partition was only added in 2004. However, he talks very strongly about the quantity of audiences of the new Pitt Racing film, F1.

F1: Is the film better than Fight Club?

These are very different films, but the public also appreciates them

While F1: the film And Combat club are very different films – One an elegant sporting drama at high octane and the other a classic gravelly psychological cult – their rotten tomato scores suggest that they have resonated roughly with viewers. One is built on speed, adrenaline and teamwork – and the other on chaos, identity and rebellion. Despite their contrasts, criticisms and the public responded both by almost identical enthusiasm.

With F1: the film currently holding a 97% audience score and Combat club Just behind 96%, it is clear that the two will have a lasting impact, although in very different cinematographic tracks. Critics are also divided by a thin margin like a razor, with 83% for F1: the film and 81% for Combat club. Is one better than the other? Perhaps not, but they are both most emblematic roles of Pitt for a good reason.

F1

8/ 10

Release date

June 27, 2025

Director

Joseph Kosinski

Writers

Honor Kruger

Producers

Brad Pitt, Chad Oman, Jerry Bruckheimer, Jeremy Kleiner, Lewis Hamilton, Joseph Kosinski, dede Gardner

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