Hello everyone and welcome to the film cast, a podcast about movies.

I'm David Chen, and I can't wait to talk to you guys about a Joseph Kaczynski directed film

starring one of our last big movie stars with a plot about a brash but washed up old-timer

coming into a storied institution and teaching some rookies that maybe there's some wisdom

to the old ways of doing things.

All the while, one of the main selling points of the film is that the filmmakers managed to fit high-quality film cameras into a fast-moving vehicle to immerse you in the action and provide you a sense of speed that was previously thought physically impossible.

But enough about Top Gun, Maverick,ick folks boom goes the dynamite joining me today is different

your hardware we have seen plane sore high what this movie presupposes is what if cargo fast

and jeff catara there's a lot of good looking leading men out there but What if CargoFest? And Jeff Conada.

There's a lot of good-looking leading men out there,

but only Brad Pitt could make me want to F-1.

High standards, Jeff.

Those are vague and oblique references to the fact that today on the podcast, we're going to be discussing F1 registered trademark, the movie.

And if you're wondering why I'm pronouncing it like that, it's because this is a very

strange thing that's occurred, right?

They've mandated it.

They've mandated it.

Well, not only that, but the movie was F1. When you watch the movie, the title says F1. The title comes up, it says F1. Subsequently, they have decided that the movie is going to be F1 registered trademark the movie. I think Formula One was worried people would see like F1 on their TV screens, but not the races?

They don't.

They're confused.

They're confused.

Yeah.

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