Gran Turismo Movie

Finally opening in the US, the Gran Turismo took in $17.4M during its opening weekend, but only if your weekend amounts to nine days.

Jann Mardenborough was thrust into the motorsport limelight by winning the Gran Turismo Academy competition in 2011. The aim was to take the world’s quickest sim racers, put them through a series of challenges and select one to become a factory Nissan driver. The now 31-year-old competition victor then drove for the Japanese manufacturer for…Continue reading “Gran Turismo Movie star Mardenborough: Hypercar seat for 2024 “the dream””»

With the film of the competition that used the game, ahem, now in cinemas, we spotted several vehicles in the movie not yet within the associated title.

The Gran Turismo movie – based on a true story – does not have a post-credit scene.

Sony turns to race cars for its latest video game adaptation, mixing a hypersonic sense of speed with a true-to-life story and tepid character development.

Ahead of the release of the Gran Turismo: Based on a True Story movie, we take a look back at the GT Academy and examine the strengths and weaknesses of the original ‘Gamer to Racer’ competition.

The delay pertains to the ongoing Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists strikes

Based on a true story, the latest spot of the upcoming Gran Turismo Movie shows the film’s depiction of Jann Mardenborough’s 2015 Nürburgring accident.

Details and a new trailer for the upcoming Gran Turismo movie from Sony Pictures was revealed on Tuesday (2nd May).