This movie embodies the value of cinemas, especially the IMAX screen. In today's world where streaming is gradually becoming mainstream, this film is worth watching in theaters rather than on the small screens of TVs or phones.
The plot of the movie is very clichéd and not worth mentioning, but the effects shot on location at F1 racetracks surpass those of other racing films. For audiences who have never been to an F1 event, the experience in the cinema is enough to spark their interest in attending in person. Some shots filmed from the perspective of the drivers are even more thrilling than watching live. For viewers who are not familiar with F1 events, they can also learn some basic rules and behind-the-scenes tidbits.
Personally, I believe that cinemas should focus on films with stunning audiovisual effects and live broadcasts of major sports events or large-scale performances, as well as films that are well-produced in post-production. Other films with average audiovisual effects should primarily be streamed.