Please elaborate mate.August 24th tie-in update confirmed.
I can't watch more than 30 seconds of that. Alongside the clearly voice synthesised robot narration, it's obviously "written" by AI as well. Awful stuff.In the meantime, just watch this over and over until the film delayed release happens, lmao.
Maybe I forgot to add the sarcasm in my post......I can't watch more than 30 seconds of that. Alongside the clearly voice synthesised robot narration, it's obviously "written" by AI as well. Awful stuff.
They missed a trick not having some Feeder or The Cardigans.This is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:
Gran Turismo Movie: Official Soundtrack Revealed with First Single, “And We’re Off”
With the Gran Turismo movie coming to cinema screens soon (although not quite as soon as it was), the film’s music composer Lorne Balfe has revealed the first track on the official soundtrack ahead of its launch on August 11...
Thank you very much for article. It is interesting to read that.So turns out Jann was basically the one that wanted the Nurburgring crash included according to this article.
The Journalist definately seemed to have left that out when asking. Does make mention that it was as long as it was handled with care so as the person directly involved in said incident as well as the film itself from initial scripts to post production, I can't imagine Jann didn't at least attempt to reach to those people.Thank you very much for article. It is interesting to read that.
But there is quite a shocking aspect for me. It is that I did no see any mention of the victim or family/realtives, I mean ID are not needed to know sure.
Either the journalist did not think of it intentionally (or not) or even Ian himself film production. But I cannot comprehend that the decision to include the incident was made without prior contact with the family member of the deceased person…?
Like this it look that Ian wanted to include that for himself no matter what is motives ?
Am I mis judging ?
That one's going straight to my pre-race hype playlistThis is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:
Gran Turismo Movie: Official Soundtrack Revealed with First Single, “And We’re Off”
With the Gran Turismo movie coming to cinema screens soon (although not quite as soon as it was), the film’s music composer Lorne Balfe has revealed the first track on the official soundtrack ahead of its launch on August 11...
Yes I completely agree with you and rather feel that the way this article is written leave this feeling. Voluntarily or not from the writter that is another question.The Journalist definately seemed to have left that out when asking. Does make mention that it was as long as it was handled with care so as the person directly involved in said incident as well as the film itself from initial scripts to post production, I can't imagine Jann didn't at least attempt to reach to those people.
I-Max is quite a good name for a guide dog...depends if your guide dog loves imax...
The delay is specifically to do more early screenings with the public & influencers. Seeing as the actors can’t do media duties.So my friend got early screening tickets via PS Plus for August 8th, he just checked in with the theater today and they’re still honoring the tickets and showing it on those dates. Kinda odd, but I guess I get to see it almost 3 weeks before most people do??
Very confused.
The actors strike (SAG-AFTRA) is the reason for it, not writers (WGA). Both are distinct, but intertwinned, strike(s).The early screenings are part of an adjusted marketing strategy given that the actors cannot promote it. It came about because of the writers strike. Seems to be working fairly well, anecdotally there is a bit of chatter about it outside of this thread.
The actors strike (SAG-AFTRA) is the reason for it, not writers (WGA). Both are distinct, but intertwinned, strike(s).