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10 fast-paced films like 'F1' we're watching next
If Damson Idris behind the wheel in F1 left your heart racing and your eyes glued to the screen, you’re not alone. There’s something irresistible about a well-executed racing film – the roar of the engine, the stakes, the speed, and the egos that clash on (and often off) the track.Whether you’re in it for the technical mastery, the underdog arcs, or the sheer thrill of watching someone take a corner at 300 km/h, there’s a whole catalogue of film…
The big screen show of Formula 1 receives a dazzling and loud exercise in “F1” by Joseph Kosinski, a finely tuned film machine that, in his most exciting racing scenes, approaches a splendour at high speed.
When you become a success of ticketing both in Brazil and around the world, “F1 – The Film” is increasingly close to winning a sequence. The information is from Variety. According to the publication, the success of the film directed by Joseph Kosinski (“Top Gun: Maverick”) pleased the study, which is now looking for pieces for a new story in the world of automobile. However, there is still no confirmation on a sequence.
Meet the Custom-Built In-Car Camera Fueling the Intense Race Action in 'F1'
The new F1 movie is a masterclass in high-speed and high-octane filmmaking. While shot primarily on the Sony VENICE 2 cinema camera, the film utilizes several different rigs, including the iPhone 15 for those awesome POV shots. Directed by Joseph Kosinski and shot by Claudio Miranda, the film includes a nice mix of your standard high-end cinematic images and some balls-to-the-walls race sequences.And as those who have seen the film already can t…
More than two decades before the release of F1: The film, Sylvester Stallone wrote and starred in a racing tape that must have stayed in boxes.
In a talk full of spoilers, director Joseph Kosinksi leads us at full speed through the end of F1: The film.
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