F1 The Movie Trailer and Poster Race In
Starring Brad Pitt, the Joseph Kosinski film opens in theaters on June 27.
Bono: Stories of Surrender Trailer Revealed by Apple TV+
A bold and lyrical visual exploration of Bono’s one-man show by the same name.
F1 Trailer Featuring Brad Pitt Races Online
Starring Brad Pitt, the anticipated Joseph Kosinski film opens in theaters on June 27.
Go Behind the Scenes of F1, Starring Brad Pitt
“The F1 movie is as authentic a racing movie has ever been.”
F1 Promo Reveals New Footage From the Brad Pitt Film
F1 stars Academy Award winner Brad Pitt as a former driver who returns to Formula 1.
New Wolfs Trailer Revealed by Apple
The Jon Watts-directed action comedy stars Brad Pitt and George Clooney.
Wolfs Sequel Set in Advance of Film’s September Release
Jon Watts will write the sequel to the action-comedy film starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt.
F1 First Look Featuring Brad Pitt
Warner Bros. Pictures has shared a first look at Brad Pitt in F1, which will be released in theaters in the summer of 2025. A sneak peek will be shown at the Formula 1 British Grand Pix on Sunday, July 7. From Apple Original Films, F1 stars Academy Award winner Brad Pitt as a former…
Bob Marley: One Love Super Bowl Spot and Tribute
Today, on Bob Marley’s birthday, Paramount Pictures has shared a new tribute to the artist and the Super Bowl spot for Bob Marley: One Love. Opening in theaters on February 14, 2024, Bob Marley: One Love is rated PG-13 for marijuana use and smoking throughout, some violence, and brief strong language. The tribute features Wiz…
Bullet Train Movie Review
Ladybug is a freelance “snatch and grab” man who has extraordinary bad luck in Bullet Train. But after going away and reassessing his life, he finds himself re-energized and ready to get back in the game. He accepts a new job from his handler, Maria. Ladybug is to get on a bullet train in Japan…
Bullet Train Review
Pretty, lighthearted, charming, and as fleeting as its namesake, Bullet Train is also a pointless exercise in action filmmaking from 25 years ago but has little to offer today. Filled with nameless, unformed characters thrown back in and forth in time in a constant struggle to provide both context and surprise, Bullet Train‘s inability to…
Ad Astra Review: Startlingly Beautiful with One of Pitt’s Best Performances
Man is a solitary creature. If there is anything to take from James Gray’s loving and lovingly strange 2001: A Space Odyssey hat tap, it’s the aching hole inside individuals that no amount of exploration or discovery can fill. That may not be particularly comforting to fans of human scientific advancement, but its combination of…
Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood Review
If it is indeed true that Quentin Tarantino is going to retire after his tenth film (Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, for all intents and purposes, is supposed to be his ninth), he could be dangerously close to proving the old adage that it is better to burn out than to fade away. Not…