Nathan Benich

A Thrilling Ride from Start to Finish — A Must-See for Fans and Newcomers Alike! F1 is an adrenaline-fueled masterpiece that captures the raw intensity, emotion, and human spirit behind the world’s most elite racing sport. From the first roar of the engines to the final checkered flag, the film pulls you in with breathtaking cinematography, gripping storytelling, and an intimate look at the lives of the drivers who risk it all for glory. The race sequences are absolutely stunning—shot with realism and power that you feel like you're right there on the track. But what really sets F1 apart is its emotional core. It goes beyond the speed and spectacle, diving deep into the personal sacrifices, rivalries, and passion that fuel the sport. In addition, the actors are racing on real tracks against real drivers like Lewis Hamilton, Carlos Saints, Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, Fernando Alonso, George Russel, Charles LeClerc, etc. On top of that, you see many familiar faces if you've been watching the series on Netflix called, "Drive to Survive." If you saw the movie "Rush" in 2013 Directed by Ron Howard that is about the rivalries between Niki Lauda and James Hunt (including Mario Andretti), you won't want to miss this movie ("F1"). Finally, the music was created by Oscar Winning Composer Hans Zimmer that perfectly matched each scene that was supported by the music to pull you in and emphasize the emotion created on the big screen. Even Lewis Hamilton was at each meeting of putting the music together and pairing it with each movie sequences. Even if you’re not a racing fan, you’ll be captivated by the human drama, the tension, and the heart-pounding excitement. This is more than a racing movie—it’s a powerful, beautifully made film that will stay with you long after the credits roll. I won't be surprised if this movie wins an Oscar or two, but at the very least nominated! Five stars all the way. Bravo!

Don't waste your time watching this movie. I walked out on it. At a minimum, wait for the DVD or streaming. I felt deceived by the trailer because the movie should be called "The Story of Oppenheimer's Background." It was also very slow and jumped around. Boooooo!:(