With J.J. Abrams serving as a producer
by Billy Caluag
Complete with three sets of Pirelli P Zero tires to burn through
Hot Wheels has unveiled a new toy as part of its multi-year collaboration with Formula One: a limited-edition, 1:64-scale replica of the fictional APXGP racer from the F1 movie.The small F1 racer will feature the same black/
We catch up with the stars of ‘F1’ the movie
It's rare that one of the year's biggest films falls squarely into Top Gear's wheelhouse. But make no mistake, F1: The Movie is big-an ultra-widescreen, IMAX-grade entertainment as precision-tooled and gleaming a star vehicle as
by Jason Barlow
The sequel is officially underway
One of Hollywood's biggest and most successful producers has confirmed a Days of Thunder sequel is in the works.Speaking to Entertainment Tonight's Nischelle Turner at the premiere of F1: The Movie, Jerry Bruckheimer lifted the lid on "the next
by Vijay Pattni
We cannot wait for June 25th
The F1 movie trailer has landed. In 2min and 28sec of cinematic glory, writer-director Joseph Kosinski lays out a manifesto for where Earth's glitziest motorsport drama lies, how to bring F1 to a wider audience not already weaned on Drive
by Phil Iwaniuk
A lot happened in those 30sec
Spoiler Alert: This story doesn't contain any-well, not intentional ones. But if you're the kind of person who tries not to pay too close attention to the finer details of a theatrical trailer in order to not ruin movie
by Joe Holding
Check out the first trailer
In case you didn't know, Brad Pitt is making a movie about Formula 1... called F1. Obviously. In it, Pitt will play a veteran driver whose primary goal is to build a car that'll put the likes of Red Bull,
Through science, magic, or supernatural forces
Arguably the original autonomous car, Knight Industries Two Thousand-better known as KITT-was a 1982 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. Cousin to the Camaro, crime-fighting KITT piloted the 5.0-liter V8 under the hood all by itself using artificial intelligence,
by Cat Dow
78 seconds of (mostly) engine music
Almost exactly 18 months after we learned that an Enzo Ferrari biopic called Ferrari was in the works, we have a trailer to whet the appetite. And good lord is it full of suspense.Instead of the usual montage of snappy dialogue
by Joe Holding
“I went in cold, expecting ‘Jumanji’-style nonsense”
Now I must admit straight away that I haven't actually played Gran Turismo in at least two decades. I got bored trying to score my International B licence and doing enough races round the Autumn Ring to try and save up
by Sam Burnett
Hollywood was in Silverstone for the weekend
If you watched the awesome British GP, you would've seen the usual and familiar 20 F1 drivers line up on the grid. But there were also two new faces on the grid you wouldn't have seen on the TV coverage.
Does it make any sense, full-stop?
Until this week, I had never seen a Fast and Furious film.Obviously, I'm not a total recluse. I've been vaguely aware of a few F&F headlines over the years: Vin Diesel and his suspicious smoothness, Paul Walker's
by Sam Philip
Sounds exciting
Though the recent Lamborghini biopic was met with... let's say a 'lukewarm' reaction, work on two other feature films about Italy's great automotive houses continues at pace. And one of them will apparently feature racing scenes like something out of
by Vijay Pattni
“The end of the road begins”
Listen up, film fans. More details have been released about the 10th installment of the Fast and Furious saga, with the inventively titled Fast X set to hit cinemas in May this year.There's a bit of bad news for devotees
by Greg Potts
Hopefully, it lives up to the hype
Movies based on video games don't have the best track record. For every decent adaptation, there's a handful of facepalm-worthy releases that leave a sour taste in your mouth.Naturally, we were excited when we learned that Gran Turismo
by Drei Laurel
Will you be watching this?
So, the first trailer for Lamborghini: The Man Behind the Legend finally hit YouTube recently. First thought? Man, that Enzo Ferrari biopic better drop sometime soon.By the looks of it, Ferrari will be portrayed as an antagonist in the upcoming film-
by Drei Laurel
We understand their frustration
More knowledgable Fast and Furious fans will no doubt be familiar with Los Angeles' Angelino Heights, one of the most iconic settings in the long-running film franchise.The neighborhood is home to both Bob's Market, which protagonist Dominic Toretto owned
by Drei Laurel
It’s a real-life version of one of the animated film’s characters, Sally Carrera
Cars-the first one, let's be clear-is arguably one of the best Disney-Pixar films ever created. That's totally unbiased opinion from this '90s kid who grew up as a fan of the Cars franchise. Seriously.If you agree
‘Welcome to the family, Brie’
You know how the next two Fast and Furious films are supposedly going to be the last in the franchise? Yeah, it's kind of a hard idea to buy-especially when you consider how the series keeps adding big-name celebrities
by Drei Laurel
Not literally, of course
Anyone else here grow up in the early 2000s? It seems like just yesterday we were flocking to cinemas to catch Cars. Frankly, it's kind of hard to believe the first installment in the Pixar franchise is now over 15 years
by Drei Laurel
Should make for a fun watch
Say what you want about how Michael Bay handled the Transformers film franchise-the man knows how to do action right. Sure, his films are usually mindless popcorn flicks filled from start-to-end with explosions. That doesn't make them unentertaining.
by Drei Laurel
