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1:00Now Playing#Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer urges movie goers to watch #F1 in a cinema versus streaming it at home, calling it a "perfect outing." #movies #film #racing
Apple Inc.’s new Formula One car-racing film F1 roared to the top of the box office in its debut, taking in $55.6 million in US and Canadian theaters. The picture, which stars Brad Pitt as an aging driver returning for one more go on the circuit, was expected to generate about $50 million going into the weekend, according to an estimate from Box Office Pro.
The movie is seen as another test of Apple’s strategy to release its films in theaters before they appear on the Apple TV+ streaming service. F1 ranks among the company’s most expensive pictures, costing more than $200 million to make. It was distributed in cinemas by Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., which reported the weekend results on Sunday.
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