Watched it last night

- Hans zimmer soundtrack sounds like it was recycled from Motorsport manager 
- Our Imax cinema is not capable of showing the "Imaxness" of the movie. Better watch on normal cinema.
- You need to turn off your brain to understand the movie, because the logic and story is all over the place.
- The only good thing about this movie is Brad Pitt... and that's it.

I barely able to keep myself awake after one hour, and the movie is too long at 2.5 hours.

Watch it if you're a Brad Pitt fan. If you're a motorsport fan... meh.

Yeah. I went to KLCC IMAX, which is not actually very large, and it doesn't feel much different than any other hall. Also I think it actually need a very large hall for the sound mixing to come through. Ini bunyi kuat pung pang pung pang but you don't really feel it surrounds you. So yeah, IMAX experience was underwhelming like the movie itself.

hans zimmer soundtrack and engine rev combined
entire hall vibrates in sunway velocity imax
10/10

just curious, is this movie worth the IMAX price?

How is the experience in watching this in 4dx?  I just watched this over the weekend in IMAX velocity and i got to say it is one of the best experience and i am seated in the middle 4th row from the cinema. To my thinking, i feel it is a bit near to the screen and i would say the 6th or 7th row would be much preferable. I am glued to my seat throughout the 2 hours and 30 minutes of the film as i really enjoyed each of the racing scene. I feel the adrenaline during the rev of the engine and the car crash omg! Planned to go for my second viewing and is 4dx the better experience ? Ps : Never really like anyone kicking my seat during movie time so not too sure if going for 4dx is better choice 🤣

I honestly still don’t understand some of the comments saying it wasn’t great or didn’t live up to expectations. For me, it actually exceeded them. The fact that the filmmakers were bold enough to set it within actual F1 events, using real racing drivers and team personnel, is unprecedented. They could have easily gone with entirely fictional teams, racers, and tracks - but they didn’t. This was grounded in reality in a way I didn’t expect.

Was the story realistic? Not really. It was definitely a Hollywood take. But in my opinion, it absolutely worked. I think some die-hard F1 fans might be nitpicking (even I caught myself doing that, realizing Sonny Hayes and Joshua Pearce’s races would’ve broken a dozen rules or more). Just enjoy it for what it is, especially in cinematic IMAX. One of the strongest films I’ve seen on the big screen.