Apple is rebranding its streaming service Apple TV+, which will now simply be called Apple TV. Alongside this change, Apple is set to release the highly anticipated F1: The Movie, featuring Brad Pitt, for streaming on December 12. The film has already achieved major success at the box office, grossing $629 million globally, making it Pitt's highest-grossing live-action film to date. This rebranding and film release are part of Apple's strategy to simplify its identity and enhance audience reach.
When will F1: The Movie be available for streaming?F1: The Movie will be available for streaming on Apple TV starting December 12.
The movie, directed by Joseph Kosinski, revolves around the thrilling world of Formula 1 racing. Featuring high-speed action and drama, it provides an exhilarating experience for fans of motorsport and cinema alike. Its success at the box office solidifies its position as Apple's most successful theatrical release, showcasing the company's growing influence in the entertainment industry.
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Apple's rebranding feels like a smart move to match their streamlined aesthetic, and that F1 film's box office numbers prove audiences are clearly hungry for more cinematic racing drama.
Nice to see Apple keeping things simple with the rebrand, and December 12 can't come soon enough for that F1 movie—Kosinski and Pitt clearly brought the heat with this one.