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Premier-non-premier night in LA. All the main players on stage doing Q&A
...you can't be serious about this.Gran Turismo movie would have worked if it was based on the Midnight club where the main character races for midnight club then becomes a racing driver in super gt.
Just an Idea to be honest....you can't be serious about this.
Honda NSX, Volkswagen Corrado, Nissan GTR R35 Nismo, Nissan GTR R35 GT3 2018, Lamborghini Huracan GT3, Audi R8 LMS, Porsche GT3 RS, Ligier JS PX, Corvette C8.R, Ford GT, Ferrari 488 GT3, Koenigsegg Gemera, McLaren 720S GT3, Porsche 911 GT3 R, BMW M4 GT3, Ligier JS P2, and some others I forgot.Not sure if this has been asked already, but what cars feature in the movie?
Just wondering if any of these could appear in the game at some point?
If PD/sony have access to them for the film i wonder if they could also have scanned them too?
Aside from the butchered link, I stopped reading that when they absolutely flubbed Steve Mardenborough's actual history. Man scores the winner for Wolves at Anfield in the league - in a season Liverpool won the title (their only home defeat that year) - and that's "it never came to anything"?Eurogamer says it stinks.
Pretty decent list of cars. Obviously the newer gt3 cars would be amazing but the vw corrado would probably be my favourite out the lotHonda NSX, Volkswagen Corrado, Nissan GTR R35 Nismo, Nissan GTR R35 GT3 2018, Lamborghini Huracan GT3, Audi R8 LMS, Porsche GT3 RS, Ligier JS PX, Corvette C8.R, Ford GT, Ferrari 488 GT3, Koenigsegg Gemera, McLaren 720S GT3, Porsche 911 GT3 R, BMW M6 GT3, Ligier JS P2, and some others I forgot.
There is a football backstory? Oh dear.Aside from the butchered link, I stopped reading that when they absolutely flubbed Steve Mardenborough's actual history. Man scores the winner for Wolves at Anfield in the league - in a season Liverpool won the title (their only home defeat that year) - and that's "it never came to anything"?
He played 300 league games. The reason Jann was born in Darlington (1991) but grew up in south Wales was Steve playing for Darlington (1990-1993) and - after a couple of other clubs - spent the last eight years of his career playing for teams in south Wales (1995 on). Well, also for Haverfordwest, but that was pretty late
No, that's the actual real story - one which several movie review, game, car, and news outlets could have done with even basic familiarity of before putting finger to keyboard.There is a football backstory? Oh dear.
There is some screen tearing, and the resolution has to dip below 1440p in order to main the 60fps, but otherwise yeah the movie is in 60fps most of the time.Is the movie definately 60fps?
I have an issue with those who seem to be taking the moral high ground and jumping on this to knock the movie. They could equally be accused of taking a real world tragedy and using it for their own means.The Gran Turismo movie drives a true story into gamer cringe territory
Jann Mardenborough’s gamer-to-racer arc is inspiring, but the movie is fighting an old culture warwww.polygon.com
I'm seeing a bunch of reviews which aren't loving how the film changed the timeline of certain tragic events to reframe them to be motivational pieces for characters.
The way it's described here is absolutely abhorrent and the filmmakers should be ashamed of themselves.
I'm sorry to admit it, guy, but the movie sucks. No amount of wall of texts is going to get away from the fact that the entire plot of this movie is so flimsy that it makes you wonder why they bothered when Jann himself could have told this story in twenty minutes on a podcast.I have an issue with those who seem to be taking the moral high ground and jumping on this to knock the movie. They could equally be accused of taking a real world tragedy and using it for their own means.
Jann's real world podium was in LMP2 in 2013, not in the leading LMP1 cars. From what I've seen in trailers the conclusion of the movie portrays Jann as competing in the top class (this could be wrong). His accident happened before he was set to drive for Nissan in LMP1. It was a pivotal moment in his early career, before his major break in LMP1 & GT500. In a Hollywood movie timelines and characters are regularly switched. Often in movies that portray far more important historic events. IMO, it would be disingenuous to gloss over this incident or create a new 'motivational' piece that had nothing to do with him.
Likewise, it's annoying seeing the gaming press get upset at 'gamer' jibes used against characters. Anyone who followed the real GT Academy graduates will know the drivers faced huge criticism & scepticism from within the racing world. This is important to note, as it meant the graduates where underestimated. But as results came in, and it became clear they could challenge for wins. Those very same pro drivers (it was only a minority) and press who'd been sceptical, called for them to be reclassified as professionals.
Well they sorta didn't have much choice with the timing of the strike so they, probably at the last minute, pivoted to PD for some sort of promotion/tie while allowing these early screenings.Metacritic has a lower average critic review score for now. https://www.metacritic.com/movie/gran-turismo/critic-reviews
My guess is that overall the viewer scores will be higher on average than the critic scores but I'm not sure if delaying the full release of the movie in order for more people to gain interest will pay off.
I have an issue with those who seem to be taking the moral high ground and jumping on this to knock the movie. They could equally be accused of taking a real world tragedy and using it for their own means.
Jann's real world podium was in LMP2 in 2013, not in the leading LMP1 cars. From what I've seen in trailers the conclusion of the movie portrays Jann as competing in the top class (this could be wrong). His accident happened before he was set to drive for Nissan in LMP1. It was a pivotal moment in his early career, before his major break in LMP1 & GT500. In a Hollywood movie timelines and characters are regularly switched. Often in movies that portray far more important historic events. IMO, it would be disingenuous to gloss over this incident or create a new 'motivational' piece that had nothing to do with him.
Likewise, it's annoying seeing the gaming press get upset at 'gamer' jibes used against characters. Anyone who followed the real GT Academy graduates will know the drivers faced huge criticism & scepticism from within the racing world. This is important to note, as it meant the graduates where underestimated. But as results came in, and it became clear they could challenge for wins. Those very same pro drivers (it was only a minority) and press who'd been sceptical, called for them to be reclassified as professionals.
...so even them putting newer GT3 cars into the movie but not into the game... No Koenigsegg, Rolls Royce, Bentley, ... 720S GT3, 488 GT3 and so on. They just don't give a damn about newer cars in a game about cars... For me I won't pay any cent for PD or something made by PD. I still regret buying GT7, because I was so stupid to really think that 5 years after GT Sport they would add newer cars. But nope. So the movie, I will see it when it comes to prime video or Netflix, maybe. Or if my son really wants to see it, then we will go to the cinema.Honda NSX, Volkswagen Corrado, Nissan GTR R35 Nismo, Nissan GTR R35 GT3 2018, Lamborghini Huracan GT3, Audi R8 LMS, Porsche GT3 RS, Ligier JS PX, Corvette C8.R, Ford GT, Ferrari 488 GT3, Koenigsegg Gemera, McLaren 720S GT3, Porsche 911 GT3 R, BMW M6 GT3, Ligier JS P2, and some others I forgot.
They just added Maserati MC20 and Aston Martin Valkyrie...so even them putting newer GT3 cars into the movie but not into the game... No Koenigsegg, Rolls Royce, Bentley, ... 720S GT3, 488 GT3 and so on. They just don't give a damn about newer cars in a game about cars... For me I won't pay any cent for PD or something made by PD. I still regret buying GT7, because I was so stupid to really think that 5 years after GT Sport they would add newer cars. But nope. So the movie, I will see it when it comes to prime video or Netflix, maybe. Or if my son really wants to see it, then we will go to the cinema.
...that's the joke of the day for me. Thanks for making me laugh 😂They just added Maserati MC20 and Aston Martin Valkyrie
Is he wrong?...that's the joke of the day for me. Thanks for making me laugh 😂
Naw two newer cars wow that's really worth 80 bucks for that game... For real? They should already have them and hundreds of newer cars at launch, not one year after release. Still missing Bentley, Rolls Royce, Koenigsegg, Glickenhaus, SSC, and hundreds more newer relevant cars. Then the GT3 thing which they still not added a new model for six years now... Sorry but I am working for my money to feed my family, and 80 bucks for graphics update with a handful of new cars...Is he wrong?
It’s a summer popcorn flick, it’s not that deep. The plot of most movies could be summed up in a few paragraphs. Reviews are perfectly fine and well above something like Uncharted. Whose audience score was 90% and generated $400m at the Box Office.I'm sorry to admit it, guy, but the movie sucks. No amount of wall of texts is going to get away from the fact that the entire plot of this movie is so flimsy that it makes you wonder why they bothered when Jann himself could have told this story in twenty minutes on a podcast.
Many critics aren’t even aware of the basic facts of Jann’s career. While in the gaming press, most of the criticism is around product placement (well,duh!) and the gamer stereotypes. Without being aware of the challenges the drivers faced, which made their success even more well earned.Yeah, in the movie it's set as Jann competing in LMP2, not the underbaked Nismo LM-GTR effort. So they are switching the timeline of events around.
I'm not claiming it's not an important event in Jann's career, far from it. But take a moment to think of the friends and family of the spectator who lost their life. Their trauma is being dug back up to serve a plot point which doesn't fit.
There could've been so many more elegant ways to create a motivational angle for our protagonists. What they did was cheap and crass and honestly leaves a bad taste when considering to go see this movie...
I appreciate this is a forum for people who love Gran Turismo and get defensive when it's critiqued. But it doesn't excuse the decision they took here and they should be held accountable by critics.
No, that's just more navel-gazing like almost all other reviews. The one in the Telegraph has an inexcusable opening paragraph.My faith in professional film reviewing is restored by the Guardian.