June 27, 2025
Caution advised for older children, including teenagers, and sensitive adults.
Released
June 27, 2025
Director
Joseph Kosinski
Cast
Brad Pitt, Damson Idris, Kerry Condon, Javier Bardem, and Tobias Menzies
Directed by Joseph Kosinski, rated PG-13, released June 27, 2025. A retired Formula One legend returns to the grid to mentor a hot-headed rookie and prove that experience, nerve, and second chances still matter at 200 miles per hour.
Starring Brad Pitt, Damson Idris, Kerry Condon, Javier Bardem, Tobias Menzies, among others.
It's a comeback story about mentorship and late-career purpose — proving that reinvention is possible, and that sharing the track with the next generation can be as thrilling as winning alone.
Critical response is solid (84% Tomatometer), and audience scores sit at 91% Popcornmeter. IMDb users rate it about 7.9/10.
Pair the scores with the MovieGuide content breakdown and the source reviews linked on this page to decide if it fits your night in.
It's a comeback story about mentorship and late-career purpose — proving that reinvention is possible, and that sharing the track with the next generation can be as thrilling as winning alone.
Summaries based on each site's scores and typical coverage — open the source for full reviews.
Family content & quality
Entertainment quality ★★★★ (4/4). Family content -1 — caution for older children and sensitive viewers. The review typically balances worthwhile storytelling with cautions around language, scares, or worldview elements for older children and sensitive adults.
Critics & audience
Critics land at a fresh 84% Tomatometer, with most recommending it for performances, pacing, or thematic ambition. Audience scores are even warmer on the Popcornmeter (91%), a sign of strong word-of-mouth. Open the full page for critic and audience quotes.
User scores & reviews
Users place it around 7.9/10, reflecting strong broad-audience regard. Reviews there usually dig into performances, emotional payoff, pacing, and genre expectations—a useful counterweight to professional critics. Open the score above to read the full conversation.
