F1 The Movie Director Addresses Whether Post-Credits Sets Ups A Sequel - IMDb
Director Joseph Kosinski spoke about the ending of the adrenaline-pumping F1: The Movie, and shed some light on the post-credits scene. The action sports drama starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris has already broken records at the box office, and excellent reviews and audience scores should give it legs through the next few weeks in theaters.
Featuring dramatic moments inspired by real F1 accidents, easy-to-like characters, and plenty of pulse-pounding racing, F1: The Movie entertains right through its thrilling ending. However, there is an interesting post-credits scene that left audiences wondering if a sequel could be in the works.
In an interview with GQ, Kosinski spoke about the desert-set final scene which saw Sonny racing in the Baja 1000, an annual off-road race held in Mexico. GQ notes that the scene was actually meant to come at the movie's opening, before Ruben Cervantes (Javier Bardem) ever approaches Sonny about joining the Apx team.
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