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Extremely underwhelming. It felt very self-fulfilling almost like a 90 minute advertisement more than anything else. Also, in keeping with GT's development process, it definitely came off like Kaz and PD work in a total vacuum and don't acknowledge that there indeed are others out there that do the same things they do. It's not as if they're the only ones doing these things, but they sure act like it. The segment about how they laser scan the tracks, for example. Pretty much every racing game out there does the same stuff as you're doing, Kaz. Sorry to break it to you.
As another user pointed out, it also seemed very awkward and all over the place like they didn't know if they were making a documentary about how GT was created, Kaz and his life, how digital entities such as GT have been affecting the real world, and so on. Not exactly a well thought out or well constructed documentary from that standpoint. Also some of the camera work, especially during interview segments with Kaz, was unbelievably annoying. Zoom in, focus, zoom out, zoom back in, focus, zoom in more, zoom out, zoom out more, focus, shake the camera, zoom in, zoom out, focus....etc etc etc. It was overdone and just plain annoying. Also one of the subtitles had a misspelling. That pretty much shows the level of care taken here to me.
So yeah, overall I was very underwhelmed by 'Kaz'. It just wasn't very interesting, well thought out, well constructed, the interviews were awkward in places including Lucas Ordonez flat out saying "I don't know what to say" while motioning for them to cut, for instance. He's not 'overwhelmed' and in 'awe' and 'lost for words', he just ran out of ways to stand there and continually kiss Kaz' ass for the cameras. What else did they want him to say, ya know? Surprised they didn't cut that. Anyway, I'd give it a 1/5 at best. It was what I expected of it from the trailers, though. Basically a 90 minute ad for Kaz and GT.
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If you can't watch the documentary on Hulu, because of contry restrictions, try this one
(Not my upload)
If you can't watch the documentary on Hulu, because of contry restrictions, try this one
(Not my upload)
If you can't watch the documentary on Hulu, because of contry restrictions, try this one
(Not my upload)
Some people get very intense in these forums
I liked the Japanese and Nissan Academy parts of it and absolutely hated American part. They feel two separated entities. One delves into mind of creators and academy, the other into pointless ramblings of idiots. Opening nonsense was at least amusing, but origami architect, karting mum and corvette advertisement were all completely unwatchable. They had no connection to the title and felt like filler that director used. I left the vid playing, lowered the volume and surfed the web till it came back to interesting parts.
https://mediahint.com/Video has been pulled off Youtube does any one have the link for the Hulu chrome extension thing?
Maybe he should come back to being a game designer then.I now know why Gran Turismo trailers look so good. The graphics in the game looks so beautiful. So realistic. They're filmmakers. Kaz is a filmmaker.
The documentary isn't called Gran Tursimo. GT1 and gt2 are very distant to what GT is now and what Kaz's vision has morphed into.There are some parts I didn't like or felt had zero relevance, no ma'am I don't want to know anything about your RedBull athlete lucky son while watching a Documentary about a game producer. Would have Loved if they focused on GT1 and showed us just how big that game was and still is.
The documentary isn't called Gran Tursimo. GT1 and gt2 are very distant to what GT is now and what Kaz's vision has morphed into.
There's an agenda and they did what they thought they had to do in order to achieve what they wanted...not sure what that was though.
Did anyone notice that bit with Kaz driving gt6 and he had some weird hud on the right. Looked like more detailed tire or break readings. What's that about, some dev only mode or maybe future ps4 version in development?
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Anyone notice during the Toyota "conference" bit, Kaz seemed much much older than the other parts, such as the interviews where the GT5 home screen was in the background? Maybe his smoking is having quite a large impact on him?
He really does have a bad smoking habit though. On top of that i think he's really stressed too from just working on the game day in day out. Some people don't understand that GT is a AAA title on a console and it take alot to make a game look even close to what GT6 looks likeFor a 46 year old Japanese man he does look like he's aging more quickly than his peers. All the whiners in this forum must be getting to him
"He's really stressed from working on the game day in day out". News flash - everyone is stressed from whatever their job is day in day out.He really does have a bad smoking habit though. On top of that i think he's really stressed too from just working on the game day in day out. Some people don't understand that GT is a AAA title on a console and it take alot to make a game look even close to what GT6 looks like