F1

Put one in the other, and you have a film that whirs by briskly – almost making you forget there is nothing much under the hood. You will come away wanting more of Formula 1 and, yes, more of Pitt.

The biggest issue with F1 is its fawning attitude towards Formula One itself. Shot on real circuits with full co-operation of the organisers, it's essentially a glossy corporate promotional film with so much distracting product placement that you're more likely to remember the brand names than the characters. There is no wisp of criticism or scepticism, and no tension to speak of.

The 'Top Gun: Maverick' helmer's feature, which counts Lewis Hamilton as a producer and features Javier Bardem and Kerry Condon, is about the late-career return of a once promising Formula 1 driver.