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Gran Turismo
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2023 7.7 Movie

Gran Turismo (2023)

From gamer to racer.

The ultimate wish-fulfillment tale of a teenage Gran Turismo player whose gaming skills won him a series of Nissan competitions to become an actual professional racecar driver.

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Facts about Gran Turismo
TypeMovie
Released9 August 2023
GenreAdventure, Drama, Action
DirectorNeill Blomkamp
StarringArchie Madekwe, David Harbour and Orlando Bloom
Runtime135 min
RatedPG-13
ScoresRotten Tomatoes 65% · Metacritic 48/100 · TMDB users 7.7/10
Budget$60 million
Box office$122 million worldwide

Where to watch Gran Turismo

Gran Turismo is streaming on Hulu ($21.49 a month) in the US. It is also on Fubo and Max ($18.49 a month). If that is the only reason to subscribe, one month of Max is $18.49 at list price.

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What kind of watch this is

Neill Blomkamp directs this 135-minute drama about a teenager who trades a PlayStation controller for a racing wheel. The hook is pure, unadulterated escalation. You watch a kid win virtual prizes, then real cars, then a real career. It treats the video game as a legitimate training ground rather than a childish distraction. The film leans hard into the "from zero to hero" structure, banking on the sheer absurdity of the path. It is less a serious study of driving and more a high-speed fantasy about what happens when a video game mechanic decides reality is just another level.

What the critics said

Critics split the difference. Rotten Tomatoes sits at 65% as of February 2024, while Metacritic lands on a lukewarm 48. The consensus calls it a solid racing movie undermined by a loose telling of the fact-based story. Owen Gleiberman of Variety found an "innocence" and "surprise authenticity" in the film. Not everyone bought that. Ryan Gilbey of The Guardian called it "a simulation of cinema, with scarcely a human fingerprint anywhere on its chassis.

How it did with audiences

The film cost $60 million to make and pulled in $44 million in the United States, totaling $122 million worldwide. That margin counts as a solid hit in Hollywood math, even if the opening weekend numbers sparked a minor accounting dispute. TMDB users rate it 7.7 out of 10. Audiences watched, paid, and left satisfied.

What came next for the cast

Orlando Bloom arrived with two Lord of the Rings films in his back pocket. He left with a role in Deep Cover. Djimon Hounsou carried the weight of Gladiator and Guardians of the Galaxy. His post-race slate includes A Quiet Place: Day One and Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver. David Harbour stepped out of Stranger Things and Suicide Squad. He moved on to Thunderbolts* and A Working Man. The timeline offers a sequence, not a verdict. Credits list what happened next, not why.

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