Apple’s F1 The Movie is going to be arriving on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray in the UK this November. More here. Those with home cinema set-ups they’re looking to give a healthy workout to? Some good news. Joseph Kosinski’s summer hit, F1 The Movie, is now confirmed to be getting a physical ... F1 The Movie (finally) confirmed for 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray, Blu-ray, DVD
Apple’s F1 The Movie is going to be arriving on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray in the UK this November. More here.
Those with home cinema set-ups they’re looking to give a healthy workout to? Some good news. Joseph Kosinski’s summer hit, F1 The Movie, is now confirmed to be getting a physical media release in the UK.
This was in some doubt, given that the movie was funded by Apple, with a very firm eye on its Apple TV+ service. Previous Apple films such as CODA, The Instigators and Wolfs haven’t been afforded a disc release in the UK, but under the distribution deal inked with Warner Bros for F1 The Movie, it seems a disc release was part of it.
The film stars Brad Pitt, of course, in what’s turned out to be the biggest grossing film of his career. It also features cars going vroom, lots of loud noises, and the most explain-y commentator this side of Dodgeball.
Still, the disc should be strong. It’s been listed for release on 10th November 2025 in the UK, and you can find the listing for the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray right here.
There are also Blu-ray and DVD versions too. The Blu can be found here, and the DVD is right here.
My review of the film meanwhile should magically appear – replete with my ugly mug – below these words.
Finally, here’s the synopsis for the film…
Sonny Hayes was the most promising phenom in the 1990s in FORMULA 1® until an accident on the track. Thirty years later, his former teammate Ruben Cervantes convinces him to come back and drive alongside hotshot rookie Joshua Pearce for one last chance to be the best in the world. Sonny’s past catches up with him, and he finds that the road to redemption is not something you can travel alone.
The disc is available to order now, and the film is likely to be on Apple TV+ this side of Christmas too.
