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F1 The Movie surpasses box office milestone

Digital Spy · 1d

When will the F1 movie be available to watch on Apple TV+?

Before its streaming debut on Apple TV+, there will be another way to watch F1: The Movie when it arrives on digital platforms. Warner Bros is distributing the movie in cinemas and, typically, its movies are available to buy or rent from around one month after their cinema release.

The New York Times · 6d

‘F1: The Movie’ Gives Apple Its First Box Office Hit

But the movie cost at least $350 million to make and market, analysts said, so it will need to attract substantial crowds in the weeks ahead to make money.

Apple’s F1 movie expected to hit $300M at the box office this weekend

Less than two weeks after its release, Apple’s F1 The Movie is about to cross the $300 million mark at the global box office.

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The F1 Movie’s Success May Be Helping Apple Stock. But Here Are the Bigger Winners.

Solid box office numbers for F1 The Movie may help Apple. But it’s better news for Formula One and Warner Bros. Discovery.

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F1 the Movie review: A shameless Apple ad that will blow your socks off

The first thing in F1 the Movie, before a single word of dialog is uttered, is a pair of AirPods Max. They're so comfortable, ...

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Apple scores big victory with ‘F1,' but AI is still a major problem in Cupertino

While “F1” was a victory lap for Apple, Wall Street’s reaction to the company’s AI announcements at WWDC suggest there’s some ...

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Tim Cook Reveals Apple’s Vision for Movies and TV: Why Spending Millions on Blockbusters Like ‘F1’ Is About More Than Selling iPhones

Apple CEO Tim Cook pulls back the curtain on the tech giant's film and television strategy, including spending millions on ...

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After ‘F1’ speeds off, what’s next for Apple’s film business?

Theater owners want to see more from Apple at a time when they’re often struggling with a lack of compelling material, ...

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'F1' is Apple's first box office hit. Its director shared an idea for a crossover sequel featuring Tom Cruise.

Joseph Kosinski, the "F1" director, said that audiences had to decide if the movie would get a sequel.

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