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F1 The Movie is now out in theaters and if you are wondering whether to watch it or not, here is a review to help you make up your mind.

Fight the Future was an iconic movie, but a director's cut could shape up I Want to Believe.

"F1 The Movie" is loud and beautiful, bombastic and gorgeous even, but the merely serviceable acting, poor writing, and bad racing make it a cinema-only movie for me.

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