Apple's original film "F1: The Movie" has surpassed $500 million in global box office revenue, becoming the company's highest ...

Apple is expected to win the rights to stream Formula 1 races on Apple TV+ in the United States thanks to a $150 million bid, ...

Of course, with reports that Apple spent $100 million in marketing for F1, they can certainly put some muscle behind a campaign of their own.. But then there is the question of reach. According to ...

The Movie, starring Brad Pitt, will likely hit the $500M revenue milestone for the final weekend in July, according to ...

Apple TV+ is best known for its prestige TV series, but the streamer has a strong lineup of new movies coming this fall too.

Fans of the Apple TV movie, F1: The Movie, will be able to watch it at home via Apple TV+ in October. But those who didn’t ...

As Apple reportedly nears a $150 million per-year tie-up with Formula 1, U.S. subscribers to the motorsport’s own streaming ...

Formula One might lose viewers if it leaves ESPN for the tech company, but moving is more likely to deliver long-term gains.

A change in TV rights looks set to take place in America, with Apple expected to replace ESPN as the place to watch Formula 1 in the USA next year. ESPN have held the broadcasting rights for the ...

Warner Bros. Discovery had two films cross the $500 million mark this weekend — DC Studio's "Superman" and Apple's "F1." ...

Apple is rolling out "F1," a big-budget racing movie starring Brad Pitt. It could do well. But I still don't understand why Apple makes movies at all.

"F1" is expected to bring in between $55 million and $74 million domestically in its opening weekend, according to Benchmark Research. The film will eventually be available for streaming on Apple TV+.