As an F1 fan this movie is very cool. We know all those drivers in background but a lot of people might think they're just background characters instead of actual real life F1 drivers. The video quality and camera work is excellent! We're used to seeing a lot of those camera angles in broadcast in 720p 50fps but in the F1 movie they're using cinema quality cameras with wider shot which makes it a lot more immersive, but still accurate. Details are good: they set up real life garages, uses F2 cars styled to look like F1 by an F1 team, put characters in actual events doing activities real F1 drivers do, fitting sponsor logos, using as much real footage as possible and when they don't they still try to blend it with real footage of F1 cars in actual racing event. With less dialog (maybe to not give up the plot) and a lot of racing footage with sounds accurate to the current cars, it hints actual racing movie instead of drama with a bit of racing. Overall pretty exciting.
@@camejuanm did you see Brad “in character” doing a walking interview in the pit? (Right behind Fernando?) Alonso’s face when he turned around was like “who the hell is that guy!?” 🤷🏻♂️🤣
This is going to be a film with a cliché story but the F1 races will be immersive and feel real. Konsinki is taking his knowledge of shooting F16 for Top Gun Maverick and bringing it to F1. Minimal CGI, practical effects and filming what speed and G force does to your body.
@@filmobsessednerd agreed that’s why I hate people saying “he’s 60 there is no way he would be an f1 driver.” No shit 😂 he ain’t gonna portray a 60 year old in the movie lol
I got the impression Brad Pitt is a retired driver who takes the black kid under his wing and mentors him . Brad teamed up with Lewis Hamilton for this movie too, and is the main industry insider working with the film.
I wouldn't say it look great at all. Maybe for people who don't watch motorsport. But for anyone who is familiar with watching motorsport onboards, what I see is pretty typical. It looks too polished and not raw enough like real life.
I really recommend you the Netflix show drive to survive. Get to know everything about F1 and the actual drivers. You can see some of f1s best characters in the trailer.
I've heard good things, I used to watch Formula 1 as a kid from time to time but I am not the biggest fanatic of it. Maybe this movie can get more more into it!
If you're talking about the 2014 film, I personally am not that big of a fan of that one. A little bit more forgettable for me but I respect that you love it!
I see Günther Steiner in there……. It’s already a 10/10 movie for me! 👌😂 The Guy was one of the greatest personalities within the sport for quite some time! … & Dont take that comment lightly! Toto is a Meme Machine, after all! 😅
If those are the only movies you’ve watched about racing, you really missed out. You need to watch Grand Prix and you need to watch the movie Lamont with Steve McQueen those are racing films.
Ngl I can see why ur slightly worried abt the movie. But the thing abt the budget, the hung is abt f1 the car are VERY EXPENSIVE. especially if ur planning to use it, and trying buy one for a movie plus using the money to put areas would go up around nearly 100 mil alone, which out them paying the tracks for permission to drive and film there also.
New SUB here. Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm for racing and your concerns regarding this movie; 300 million is a mega amount of money. Hopefully, Brad Pitt's F1 is good enough to earn all of it back and then some. I'm a fan of racing movies but I noticed that your list, while good, left out some other racing flicks, that are just as good, if not better. Movies like Grand Prix, starring James Garner. It's an older (ancient) F1 movie with a ton of onboard camera angles leading to a visceral experience. There's also LeMans, perhaps the greatest racing movie of all time, starring Steve McQueen. There's a purity about this movie that doesn't get spoiled with a plot, or acting--I'm being slightly facetious, but it's pretty damn good for people who love those old Porches and Ferraris.
Hey I appreciate it thank you! With regards to those movies that you mentioned those are a bit older for my time lol but maybe one day I'll get to those older classic films.
Good video, I'll try to explain why the dialogue was a bit cringy. First of all, all of the cars he mentioned are fairly similar in the straights with Red Bull having a massive advantage once the rear wing opens up. The reason why red bull was so dominant last year is because they were also the best in corners. F1 is a lot about speed + low tire wear and that's where RB was exceptional. The car however wasn't unsafe to drive. I mean yes, it was pointier and more sensitive which means it's easier to spin off but nobody is like "shit, that makes it unsafe to drive." And thats because you can't compromise on safety, the FIA is very strict with its regulations. I think they'd be better off using more technical terms. I hope that dialogue is a lot better in the proper context that's all
Appreciate the feedback! Usually when it comes to trailers dialouge can easily be taken out of context especially when it's only a few seconds and might not be represented of all the dialouge in the film but just one conversation exchange.
The camera work from the 80s to the early 00s barerly frame the cars passing by. See any footage from that era and you feel the insame speed of the cars in a F1 race. Cameras and rigs are so great now that makes the frame of the car super stable and boring.
I think formula 1 is only getting popular in usa recently,but i think america love cars ,so maybe this movie get huge success,im really sick of typical hollywood movies.this movie is a change.
I think they released it so soon so they can get everyone on the banwagon already for this movie to make money cuz top gun took like 3 years to come out in theaters the trailer released in 2019 but didn’t come out til 2022 cuz covid
The visuals look impressive but the dialogue seemed pretty cringe and Brad Pitt is way too old to be a driver. They should have made him the team boss or something similar to Matt Damon in Ford vs Ferrari
I didn't get a cringe vibe from the dialouge personally. Also, for reference about his characters age, apparently he's serving as a mentor to the main kid so that's why he's driving.
@filmobsessednerd I get why Brad's there it's basically like a Top Gun Marverick scenario where he's come to teach the younger guy. That's why I have hope for the movie. But an F1 team saying let's build a car that's fast in corners is like the manager of a football team saying let's play 4-4-2. It's not exactly out of the box thinking
@@kityhawk2000 I mean I can't speak to that I am not an F1 enthusiast so we'll see if this movie gets slammed for not being realistic. I just want a good movie.
As an F1 fan this movie is very cool. We know all those drivers in background but a lot of people might think they're just background characters instead of actual real life F1 drivers. The video quality and camera work is excellent! We're used to seeing a lot of those camera angles in broadcast in 720p 50fps but in the F1 movie they're using cinema quality cameras with wider shot which makes it a lot more immersive, but still accurate.
Details are good: they set up real life garages, uses F2 cars styled to look like F1 by an F1 team, put characters in actual events doing activities real F1 drivers do, fitting sponsor logos, using as much real footage as possible and when they don't they still try to blend it with real footage of F1 cars in actual racing event. With less dialog (maybe to not give up the plot) and a lot of racing footage with sounds accurate to the current cars, it hints actual racing movie instead of drama with a bit of racing.
Overall pretty exciting.
Good to hear from someone like you in that field!
@@camejuanm did you see Brad “in character” doing a walking interview in the pit? (Right behind Fernando?)
Alonso’s face when he turned around was like “who the hell is that guy!?” 🤷🏻♂️🤣
Besides Kosinski, there's Jerry Bruckheimer. Both were among the key people on Top Gun Maverick. Hans Zimmer is also part of this movie.
Hans being involved pumps my blood up and Jerry is a very renouned producer so you got good names on it!
This is going to be a film with a cliché story but the F1 races will be immersive and feel real. Konsinki is taking his knowledge of shooting F16 for Top Gun Maverick and bringing it to F1. Minimal CGI, practical effects and filming what speed and G force does to your body.
That's most likely what will happen. Apparently the story of the movie is very similar to the new Gran Turismo movie.
@@filmobsessednerd You mean that the story is about a gamer who likes to play F1 video games and manages to become a real F1 pro racer? Unlikely.
@@miguelrosado6348 no lmao not similar like that. I meant similar in the sense that someone teaches another person to become a good driver and win.
@@filmobsessednerd That's like 90% of all sports movie stories. 🤣
@@miguelrosado6348 yep lol and a lot of them work
F1 is a young people's game, you start to decline in mid 30 and Brad Pitt is how old? 60, too old even as a Team Manager...
He probably not 60 in the movie dude 😂😂 he probably gonna portray someone in the age range of Kimi or Fernando
He's playing a mentor to the main kid so that's why we see him driving at one point
@@TheAustenAusten ya there's no way they make him 60 during the time of when he retires
@@filmobsessednerd agreed that’s why I hate people saying “he’s 60 there is no way he would be an f1 driver.” No shit 😂 he ain’t gonna portray a 60 year old in the movie lol
@3:20 u saying the public will forget about it before 2025. Not if they continue to put out new trailers as things progress.
I got the impression Brad Pitt is a retired driver who takes the black kid under his wing and mentors him . Brad teamed up with Lewis Hamilton for this movie too, and is the main industry insider working with the film.
Seems that's what they are doing
I wouldn't say it look great at all. Maybe for people who don't watch motorsport. But for anyone who is familiar with watching motorsport onboards, what I see is pretty typical. It looks too polished and not raw enough like real life.
I mean ya it's on a film camera and not like what you see in the real world
I really recommend you the Netflix show drive to survive. Get to know everything about F1 and the actual drivers. You can see some of f1s best characters in the trailer.
I've heard good things, I used to watch Formula 1 as a kid from time to time but I am not the biggest fanatic of it. Maybe this movie can get more more into it!
I also recommend watching the documentary Brawn: The Impossible Formula 1 Story, with Keanu Reeves.
need for speed is a really good racing movie, you should check it out
If you're talking about the 2014 film, I personally am not that big of a fan of that one. A little bit more forgettable for me but I respect that you love it!
I see Günther Steiner in there……. It’s already a 10/10 movie for me! 👌😂
The Guy was one of the greatest personalities within the sport for quite some time!
… & Dont take that comment lightly!
Toto is a Meme Machine, after all! 😅
Don't know who that is but I trust you
@@filmobsessednerd those who know……. KNOW. 😁👌
(Ex Haas team principle)
It was really sweet of Günther to allow Brad Pitt to be his co star in this.
@@a-walpatches6460 hell yeah! Someone got my comment! 😂👌
No matter what field He is in…. Günther is the star of the show!….. Simples! 😁
If those are the only movies you’ve watched about racing, you really missed out. You need to watch Grand Prix and you need to watch the movie Lamont with Steve McQueen those are racing films.
I never said those were the only racing movies I've seen
60 yrs old f1 driver ?😂😂😂😂😂 total respect
Lmao he's probably not 60 in the actual movie
People didn't have an issue with a 60 year old fighter pilot...
Ngl I can see why ur slightly worried abt the movie. But the thing abt the budget, the hung is abt f1 the car are VERY EXPENSIVE. especially if ur planning to use it, and trying buy one for a movie plus using the money to put areas would go up around nearly 100 mil alone, which out them paying the tracks for permission to drive and film there also.
Ya and I can imagine there was some added expenses into it for even participating in the actual races themselves
New SUB here. Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm for racing and your concerns regarding this movie; 300 million is a mega amount of money. Hopefully, Brad Pitt's F1 is good enough to earn all of it back and then some. I'm a fan of racing movies but I noticed that your list, while good, left out some other racing flicks, that are just as good, if not better. Movies like Grand Prix, starring James Garner. It's an older (ancient) F1 movie with a ton of onboard camera angles leading to a visceral experience. There's also LeMans, perhaps the greatest racing movie of all time, starring Steve McQueen. There's a purity about this movie that doesn't get spoiled with a plot, or acting--I'm being slightly facetious, but it's pretty damn good for people who love those old Porches and Ferraris.
Hey I appreciate it thank you! With regards to those movies that you mentioned those are a bit older for my time lol but maybe one day I'll get to those older classic films.
Original death race starring Jason Statham? I'm pretty sure that was a remake.
I'm not gonna lie to you if that's true I did not know that till now😅
Good video, I'll try to explain why the dialogue was a bit cringy. First of all, all of the cars he mentioned are fairly similar in the straights with Red Bull having a massive advantage once the rear wing opens up. The reason why red bull was so dominant last year is because they were also the best in corners. F1 is a lot about speed + low tire wear and that's where RB was exceptional. The car however wasn't unsafe to drive. I mean yes, it was pointier and more sensitive which means it's easier to spin off but nobody is like "shit, that makes it unsafe to drive." And thats because you can't compromise on safety, the FIA is very strict with its regulations. I think they'd be better off using more technical terms. I hope that dialogue is a lot better in the proper context that's all
Appreciate the feedback! Usually when it comes to trailers dialouge can easily be taken out of context especially when it's only a few seconds and might not be represented of all the dialouge in the film but just one conversation exchange.
The camera work from the 80s to the early 00s barerly frame the cars passing by. See any footage from that era and you feel the insame speed of the cars in a F1 race. Cameras and rigs are so great now that makes the frame of the car super stable and boring.
So you're saying you prefer the way racing movies used to be shot is what you mean?
Gran Turismo was a huge stinking pile of shit, can't believe anyone would think that cringe fest was good.
Lmao hard disagree there but to each their own
I think formula 1 is only getting popular in usa recently,but i think america love cars ,so maybe this movie get huge success,im really sick of typical hollywood movies.this movie is a change.
Not sure what you mean by typical Hollywood movies but Formula 1 we can agree is getting popular all around
The action already looks better than all those movies. F vs F looked so fake and cgi!
That movie was mix of practical driving and CGI if you watch behind the scenes
I cannot imagine a 60 year old F1 driver.😂🙈
who said he was 60?
I think they released it so soon so they can get everyone on the banwagon already for this movie to make money cuz top gun took like 3 years to come out in theaters the trailer released in 2019 but didn’t come out til 2022 cuz covid
Good point although I'd say that's a rare example of something like that happening so we'll see what happens with that
The visuals look impressive but the dialogue seemed pretty cringe and Brad Pitt is way too old to be a driver. They should have made him the team boss or something similar to Matt Damon in Ford vs Ferrari
I didn't get a cringe vibe from the dialouge personally. Also, for reference about his characters age, apparently he's serving as a mentor to the main kid so that's why he's driving.
@filmobsessednerd I get why Brad's there it's basically like a Top Gun Marverick scenario where he's come to teach the younger guy. That's why I have hope for the movie. But an F1 team saying let's build a car that's fast in corners is like the manager of a football team saying let's play 4-4-2. It's not exactly out of the box thinking
@@kityhawk2000 I mean I can't speak to that I am not an F1 enthusiast so we'll see if this movie gets slammed for not being realistic. I just want a good movie.
Looks terrible.
lol off barely 2 minutes I don't agree