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F1 - Movie Review!
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F1 Review
Tyrone Magnus opens with a brief joke exchange with Stone Cold Steve Austin. Austin is disappointed that Tyrone liked the movie and had hoped it would be “a big piece of trash.”
Tyrone then announces a new review policy: instead of only deducting points from movies he considers “woke,” he’ll also give bonus points to movies that aren’t.
Thoughts on the Film
After seeing F1, starring Brad Pitt, Tyrone says he went in hoping for a racing movie as good as—or better than—Gran Turismo, which he considers the current benchmark. He comes away impressed by the performances, convincing effects, and especially the racing. The packed 4DX screening he tried to book also suggested strong audience interest.
His main complaints are the film’s length and how often Pitt’s character crashes, spins out, or hits the wall. Sitting beside Scarlet, Tyrone found himself blurting out “again?” after multiple wrecks, though he allows that the frequent mishaps might be an attempt at realism. He also wasn’t won over by the young hothead character, while still acknowledging the actor’s performance.
Verdict
Tyrone praises Pitt and the racing, but emphasizes that F1 and Gran Turismo tell different stories rather than being direct rivals. He gives F1 3.75 out of 5, calls it worth seeing, and congratulates Hollywood for making a movie he considers “not woke.”
Personalities Mentioned or Featured
- Tyrone Magnus
- Stone Cold Steve Austin
- Brad Pitt
- Scarlet
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