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The movie has already leaked for free online. Obviously I'm not going to post the link but it will probably end up on a lot of websites quickly.
I saw your name on the end credits as a racing advisor if I recall correctly (I was the only person sad enough to watch all the end credits on the screening I saw ). You must be stoked and some! I remember seeing your name up there on the leaderboards back in the day when I got into Gran Turismo in the competitive sense due to GT Academy.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.
While I'm thinking about it, did they get any of the other GT Academy winners in for driving/consulting?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.
Well, there's some free Advertising (even if it was unintentional).The movie has already leaked for free online. Obviously I'm not going to post the link but it will probably end up on a lot of websites quickly.
If you're not subject to any embargo, sure. I think we all know Jann's story and most of it is 7-12 years old, even if some of it is massaged for film, but if there's something that might affect other people's enjoyment of it use your best judgment on spoiler tags.@Famine Are we allowed to post personal review of movie without spoiler tag on here?
Surprisingly I was the only motorsport/sim racing advisor that they consulted. When Jann arrived (about mid-way through production) and started stunt driving he pitched in sometimes. But besides me and Jann, there weren't any other official advisors.While I'm thinking about it, did they get any of the other GT Academy winners in for driving/consulting?
Like, I imagine Lucas, Riccardo, Florian, Wolfie (although not racing with that awful hyperacusis), Gaetan (the forgotten LMP1 driver) and Mark (who also drove the LMP1 and helped develop the Oak LMP2) would have been great resources for both racing and GT Academy. Or your countryman Ashley Oldfield; not sure what he's up to though.
Was a surreal experience. When I saw the first article about the movie on GTPlanet I immediately went on a mission to reach out to Neill (fellow South African) to offer my help/experience. I thought it would be a few calls but it turned into 7 months of my life. I'm still an absolute Gran Turismo die-hard. And even though I wasn't allowed to qualify for GT Academy I do credit a lot of it with my pursuit to becoming pro.I saw your name on the end credits as a racing advisor if I recall correctly (I was the only person sad enough to watch all the end credits on the screening I saw ). You must be stoked and some! I remember seeing your name up there on the leaderboards back in the day when I got into Gran Turismo in the competitive sense due to GT Academy.
I think the issue they might face though by moving the date is they are still advertising everywhere the old date, that can only lead to disappointment. Someone needs to tell the promotion team to show the correct date on the advertisements.
Reminds me a bit of Rush, I like it.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...
No Everything Must Go remixed by Chemical Brothers from GT1.. Sad 😪😪 but I was expecting this..
I will be forever thankful for the opportunity to pitch in when I could, so will always appreciate it! GT Academy is a great competition when it happened, I'll personally always be thankful for the opportunity I had competing in it. I'm going to take my GT Academy National Finals 2011 T-Shirt with me to the Amsterdam show as it's the same competition where Jann qualified for the European final.Surprisingly I was the only motorsport/sim racing advisor that they consulted. When Jann arrived (about mid-way through production) and started stunt driving he pitched in sometimes. But besides me and Jann, there weren't any other official advisors.
I did manage to get @Tidgney on a call with the fact finding team though! They needed some info about what happens at GT Academy so I put him in touch with them
It's 2023, how do people still think this is how game development works?Movies are never as good as the book. This story probably would be better told as a mini series on HBO or Netflix. Actually develop a set of characters and more about Gran Turismo. You could tell the story properly.
Seems like a vanity project. Money that could have been invested in a new penalty system and enforcement to make racing fair and fun again.
People prefer to just label everything rather then actually look deeper. Both have Sony attached so automatically, they somehow equate THAT logic when as you pointed out they are not the same (Likewise, that goes for Sony Animation and Sony Music Entertainment).It's 2023, how do people still think this is how game development works?
i saw both of these things, what movie did you watch...?Honestly its a GT Movie where are the easter eggs and references of the game which fans would love.
Even sneak in Cameo appearances of Kaz, and other figures of the Japanese Game community and the Japanese motorsport community.
Reading the review I believe its not enough were put in.i saw both of these things, what movie did you watch...?
ok cool, its amazing how you got that just from reading the review.. 🤦♂️Reading the review I believe its not enough were put in.