Apple Races to Box Office Glory with 'F1 The Movie'
Apple has struck box-office gold with 'F1 The Movie', its first major theatrical success, grossing USD 55.6 million in North America and USD 144 million globally on its debut weekend. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, this Formula 1-inspired film is a thrilling collaboration with Warner Bros., marking a major step for Apple in the cinema sector.
Apple has made a significant impact in the box office this weekend with its first successful major theatrical release titled 'F1 The Movie'. The film brought in USD 55.6 million in North American theaters and a staggering USD 144 million globally. This tech giant's transition to cinema represents a new chapter, building on its previous successes such as the Oscar-winning 'CODA'.
Despite previous mixed results with theatrical releases, Apple tapped into blockbuster territory by securing a project from the production team behind 'Top Gun: Maverick'. The film features a high-profile cast, including Brad Pitt and Damson Idris, and was produced with a budget exceeding USD 200 million.
'F1 The Movie' drew audiences by harnessing the thrill of Formula 1 racing, amplifying it with IMAX technology and the expertise of seasoned filmmakers. The strategic collaboration with Warner Bros. has proven fruitful, propelling Apple into the prestige of theatrical success and setting high expectations for future releases.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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