Gran Turismo

Gran Turismo

A drama film. Based on a true story. 134 minutes. Directed by Neill Blomkamp. Starring Archie Madekwe. David Harbour and Orlando Bloom acted.

It follows a gamer of Gran Turismo, a racing simulation game, who will be a professional racer.

I watched it at a theater because I was intrigued by the true story like manga about a common person and gamer to join a real car race and obtain a professional license. I was attracted until the end by the stylish picture avoiding waste, which realistically depicts the young gamer Jann Mardenborough who is put through the mill by his trainer, Jack, trains to build up his physical strength as a car racer, survives the ordeal, finally becomes a professional, accidentally causes a car crash in a race and almost gives up. Madekwe was unfamiliar and not peculiar, so I could more focus on the tale of the real Jann Mardenborough. As for the actors. I loved David Harbour as the tough trainer, Jack, though Orlando Bloom also has a presence. My eyes were caught by how the rugged Jack enthusiastically teaches and strongly encourages Jann with affection entrusting the dream that the trainer could not achieve when he was a racer to the young man. I was fascinated by the air that Harbour can create.

Although Ford v Ferrari touched me more, yet the success story intrigued me.