$Apple(AAPL)$   1. “Have you watched Apple’s F1: The Movie yet? Is it worth the hype? F1: The Movie (2025), directed by Joseph Kosinski and starring Brad Pitt, Damson Idris et al., has done very well commercially.  Opening weekend in North America: US$55.6 million; globally ~ US$144 million, exceeding expectations.  It’s become Apple’s first major box-office hit (among its Original Films).  Critical reception: Generally positive. Rotten Tomatoes shows an “82–83%” positive rating.  What people like / criticisms Likes: Visuals and technical / racing sequences are praised: cinematography, sound, immersive racing scenes.  The film succeeds in being accessible to non-F1 fans, bringing in dram

Singapore's Marina Bay Circuit transforms into a neon battlefield, the planet's sole night street showdown that's been scorching tires since 2008. This year's frenzy hits peak from October 3 to 5, with practice sessions firing off under the stars, qualifying battles pushing limits, and the main event unleashing pure adrenaline on race day. Early birds like Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton are already touching down, scouting the twists of this unforgiving track where precision meets pandemonium. Apple's "F1" flick, starring Brad Pitt as a grizzled racer mentoring a hotshot rookie, exploded onto screens in June – and yeah, it delivers the rush. The IMAX sequences slam you into the cockpit with heart-pounding visuals and sound that make you feel every gear shift, even if the underdog plot tr

🌟🌟🌟While I have not watched Apple's F1 movie yet, I believe that it would be an amazing experience with the iMax sensesurround effect and Brad Pitt as the lead actor.  Critics are saying that it is one the best racing films ever made. Formula 1 or F1 isn't just a sport anymore.  It is evolving into a global entertainment and luxury brand.  F1 recently signed a 10 year deal with LVMH worth USD 150 million per season. If Apple's F1 movie is a winner, this could be the start of Apple's foray into the entertainment business.  It would be a new source of revenue for Apple and at the same time promote the Apple brand and pro ducts. I believe that the F1 presence in Singapore and the only night racing event would help promote Singapore as a worthwhile holiday destination and

I haven’t watched Apple’s F1 movie yet, but $250M to make and $620M+ at the box office is a huge win. It shows how F1 has grown beyond sport into global pop culture. The blend of speed, adrenaline, and Hollywood clearly clicked with both hardcore fans and casual viewers. From an investment view, F1 as a global IP still has plenty of upside. The sport’s growing in the US and Asia, with young fans coming in via streaming, social media, and now movies. For Apple, this could be the turning point—proving it can deliver blockbuster hits while boosting Apple TV+ subs. For Singapore race week, I’m soaking in the vibes. The night race is special, and even outside the track, free viewing spots and pop-ups make the city buzz. Between simulators, AI photo booths, and Marina Bay’s energy, it’s hard no

I have not watched the apple’s F1 movie yet. I think I should find time to watch it to see if it is indeed worth the hype. It could mark apple’s pivot into the streaming and original film market and claiming a stake in this lucrative market. It will also complement apple’s pride it is technology. While I cannot understand the craze of watching cars racing around the track, I am sure many appreciate it and enjoy the thrill of watching the race. It is also a sport for many racers and money making tool for many of these companies. It is evident that F1 has huge economic value to the host countries as well. We cannot deny the commercial potential of F1 as a global IP. I think I won’t be heading to the street race or pop-up events. As someone who doesn’t enjoy crowds much, I might be avoidi

✅ Have you watched Apple’s F1 movie yet? Worth the hype? Yes—I’ve watched it, and it definitely lived up to expectations. The cinematography and intensity pulled me right into the driver’s seat. Apple managed to capture not just the sport, but the energy and spectacle behind it. 🌍 Do you believe in the huge commercial potential of F1 as a global IP? Without a doubt. F1 is more than racing—it’s innovation, storytelling, and global culture all rolled into one. The commercial opportunities span beyond media into sponsorships, luxury branding, fan engagement, and tourism. Yes. Apple has been known for prestige content, but this feels like its first true “event film” that can capture mainstream attention globally. 🏎️ I wouldn’t miss it. Experiencing F1 live on the streets—whether at the race

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$Apple(AAPL)$   1. Have you watched Apple's F1 movie yet? Worth the hype?: No. Seeing the buzz, surely think so. 2. Do you believe in the huge commercial potential of F1 as a global IP?: Yes.  3. Are you heading to the street race or the pop-upevents next: I would love to but there is a health situation in the family. So, I will have to stay back to take care. Family comes first!

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The movie is great. Although, some women say that there's 'not enough Brad Pitt for them':) Apple jumping into F1 feels huge. The sport's global pull is real. Netflix already showed that. If the movie lands, it could be a big moment for Apple's film push. And yeah, the street race vibe is still a dream to me as I'm not in Singapore:)

no I have not watched F1 the movie. I'm waiting for it to be streamed.  nowadays, less watching cinema and more time watching streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney+

apple's collab with f1 for the movie isn't going to do much for apple's stock price. plus f1 always cause a lot of jam with all the road closures.

Apple venturing into movie industry may open up another opportunity to generate more revenue. Brad Pitt still looks good. @TigerEvents

$Apple(AAPL)$   I have not watched the F1 movie but I will be going to watch the street race on the 1st October!

Have not watched Apple's F1 movie. F1 fans will enjoy best F1 fever live in Singapore's night street race.