While its critic score is somewhat lower than Top Gun, the audience score? Nearly identical—and almost flawless. Top Gun: Maverick scored a 96% from critics and an astonishing 99% from audiences, one of the highest marks for a blockbuster in the past ten years. F1 currently holds an 86% critic score and, at least for now, a near-perfect 98% audience score, just a notch below Top Gun. Whether it can hold that rating as more reviews roll in remains to be seen, but for the moment, it's undeniably impressive. Interestingly, it's currently matched by another film—the live-action How to Train Your Dragon, which also sits at 98%.

For those who’ve somehow missed the trailers flooding the airwaves over the past two months, here’s the plot summary for F1:

“Once labeled "the greatest that never was," Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt) was FORMULA 1's brightest young talent in the '90s until a devastating crash nearly ended his racing career. Thirty years later, he’s a drifting racer-for-hire when his former teammate Ruben Cervantes (Javier Bardem), now owner of a failing FORMULA 1 team, approaches him with a desperate plea. Ruben convinces Sonny to return to FORMULA 1 for one final shot—to save the team and chase the title of world’s best driver. He’ll share the cockpit with Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris), a fiery rookie determined to make his mark. But as the race begins, Sonny’s past resurfaces, and he quickly learns that in FORMULA 1, your teammate is often your toughest rival—and redemption isn’t something you achieve alone.”

One point many have made about F1 is that Brad Pitt, age 61, plays a driver in his fifties in a sport where the oldest current competitor is 43-year-old Fernando Alonso. Then again, perhaps the entire premise of the F1 movie is built around beating the odds and defying age.

This film represents a major leap into the spotlight for Damson Idris, who first gained attention on FX’s Snowfall. Now, he’s sharing the screen with Brad Pitt in a high-budget action film. Rumors are swirling that he could become the next Black Panther in the MCU, though he tends to dodge the question whenever it comes up.

All things considered, F1 looks like a film worth watching. And given its big-screen spectacle, seeing it in theaters feels like the only way to go.

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