Lewis Hamilton’s F1 Movie With Brad Pitt Surges Past $600M Overtaking Superman

Fornula 1 has once again raced into the global spotlight, this time on the big screen. F1 The Movie — co-produced by seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and starring Brad Pitt — has officially crossed the $600 million mark worldwide, overtaking Superman at the global box office. 

According to Box Office Report, Warner Bros. and Apple’s collaboration has now grossed $420.6 million internationally through Wednesday, bringing its worldwide total to an impressive $607.1 million. The milestone cements the film as one of 2025’s biggest releases and underscores Formula 1’s surging popularity far beyond the racetrack. 

The movie has been praised for its authenticity, with Hamilton playing a pivotal role behind the scenes to ensure the racing action reflects the real drama of the sport. 

Filming took place during live GP weekends, with Brad Pitt and co-star Damson Idris immersed in the F1 paddock and even driving modified cars on track. That unprecedented access helped elevate the film into a cultural phenomenon, merging Hollywood spectacle with the adrenaline of motorsport.