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Brad Pitt\u2019s F1 Box Office Journey Gets Closer To Beating The Incredibles In Worldwide Collection Charts ( Photo Credit \u2013 Instagram )<\/p>\n Brad Pitt\u2019s F1 Box Office Journey Gets Closer To Beating The Incredibles In Worldwide Collection Charts ( Photo Credit \u2013 Instagram )<\/p>\n
After recently speeding past box office hits like Logan (2017), The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997), Casino Royale (2006), The Passion of the Christ (2004), and Life of Pi (2012), Brad Pitt\u2019s<\/a> Formula One drama now ranks among the top 200 highest-grossing films of all time and stands as the 16th highest-grossing release of 2025. Despite nearing the end of its theatrical run, F1: The Movie is now inches away from overtaking more titles, including Ratatouille (2007), Iron Man 2 (2010), and Fast Five (2011).<\/p>\n Meanwhile, F1<\/a> is also closing in on the lifetime global earnings of a 97%-rated animated superhero blockbuster from Academy Award-winning filmmaker Brad Bird. Yes, we\u2019re talking about the 2004 film The Incredibles, and here\u2019s how much more F1 needs to earn worldwide to surpass it.<\/p>\n F1 vs. The Incredibles \u2013 Box Office Comparison<\/p>\n Based on data from Box Office Mojo, here\u2019s how the two films stack up:<\/p>\n F1 \u2013 Box Office Summary (Box Office Mojo)<\/p>\n North America \u2013 $189.3 million The Incredibles \u2013 Box Office Summary (Box Office Mojo)<\/p>\n North America: $261.4 million With these numbers, F1 is still about $8.4 million shy of overtaking The Incredibles worldwide. Given its current pace and the fact that it\u2019s already available digitally, F1 could still reach this milestone before its theatrical run concludes. The next few days will decide the outcome.<\/p>\n How Close is F1 to Its Box Office Break-Even Point?<\/p>\n The high-octane sports drama reportedly cost around $250 million to produce, and, using the widely applied 2.5x multiplier rule, needed approximately $625 million globally to break even. With a current worldwide haul of $623.3 million, F1 is just $1.7 million shy of that mark and is expected to reach its break-even point within the next few days.<\/p>\n F1 \u2013 Story & Lead Cast<\/p>\n Directed by Joseph Kosinski<\/a>, F1 follows Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt), a Formula One driver who raced in the 1990s but slowed down after a devastating crash. Many years later, Sonny is asked by his old friend and struggling F1 team owner, Ruben (Javier Bardem), to make a comeback to the racing track and mentor a young and gifted driver, Joshua Pearce (played by Damson Idris). Sonny must now prove he still has what it takes to compete at the sport\u2019s highest level.<\/p>\n F1 Trailer<\/p>\n Stay tuned to Koimoi for more\u00a0box office updates<\/a>\u00a0and stories!<\/p>\n Must Read: F1 Worldwide Box Office: Zooms Past This Ant-Man Sequel While Eyeing Another MCU Blockbuster\u2019s Global Haul<\/a><\/p>\n Follow Us: Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a> | Twitter<\/a> | YouTube<\/a> | Google News<\/a><\/p>\n
\nInternational \u2013 $434 million
\nWorldwide \u2013 $623.3 million<\/p>\n
\nInternational: $370.2 million
\nWorldwide: $631.7 million<\/p>\n