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  1. Tech rivalry in streaming content and foldable phone markets
  2. Intense market competition involving major tech companies including Amazon, Netflix, Disney, and Apple.
  3. Netflix secured an exclusive theatrical window for Brad Pitt's film via IMAX, while also being viewed as a potential acquisition target.

IMAX, Apple Originals, and Warner Bros. partnered on an F1 movie, with Joseph Kosinski pushing IMAX technology and Brad Pitt driving in the film.

4 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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What happened

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IMAX, Apple Originals, and Warner Bros. partnered on an F1 movie, with Joseph Kosinski pushing IMAX technology and Brad Pitt driving in the film.

Who's involved

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Apple Original FilmsIMAX CorporationWarner Bros. Pictures

How it developed

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  1. The F1 film is available on Apple TV, and Gilroy co-wrote/directed it.1 source
  2. Mattel is producing a die-cast inspired by the Apple Original Films movie, which stars Brad Pitt and was directed by Joseph Kosinski.Sub-event
  3. Production partnership formed between Apple Originals, IMAX, and Warner Bros. for an F1 movie.
  4. Apple invested $250M in Pitt's movie, distributed by WBD, while UBS discusses related market risks.

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Netflix secured an exclusive theatrical window for Brad Pitt's film via IMAX, while also being viewed as a potential acquisition target. All 1 developments

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