Gran Turismo script coming from Watchmen screenwriter
Watchmen writer Alex Tse is reportedly working on the script for the Gran Turismo film.
Are you sick of video game-based film adaptations not being faithful to the spirit of the game? You can put those fears aside for Gran Turismo, as the script is reportedly in the hands of a man who is nothing if not respectful of source material: the writer of the recent Watchmen movie.
The Hollywood Reporter (via Polygon) says that Alex Tse has been given the pen for Gran Turismo. Aside from Watchmen, Tse has worked on a remake of The Crow and a live-action version of the anime Ninja Scroll. He also wrote a script for Battling Boy, based on the Paul Pope novel, and is currently working on a remake of Highlander. The man works within a lot of established properties, apparently.
Tse's story is currently under wraps, but we've previously heard that it will be based on the life of Lucas Ordonez, an actual racer who cut his teeth on the venerable game franchise.
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Steve Watts posted a new article, Gran Turismo script coming from Watchmen writer.
Watchmen writer Alex Tse is reportedly working on the script for the Gran Turismo film.-
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What on Earth are you talking about?
Gawker's bread and butter is sensationalist headlines. Kotaku is probably the trashiest popular video game site on the net.
The Verge does actual journalism and treats its subject matter seriously. SB Nation is a fantastic network of sports blogs and employs real honest-to-god sportswriters like Rob Neyer.
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Wow, that's pretty messed up, I haven't been following the console wars too closely (other than on our beloved Shack) I'm in the middle of a PC build, none of the "next-gen" offerings have really floated my boat. I have heard that Microsoft was a big initial investor in VOX Media so that's making sense...
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...and now I really want to really Alan Moore's Gran Turismo.
It would be a thinly-veiled allegory chastising perceptions of a modern-day police state as well as admonishing the American education system as it chronicled a protagonist's lifelong struggle with a sanctioned racing body to acquire his International-A racing license. That, and the related sub-plot to come to terms with the childhood trauma of a near-fatal accident that took place in a strip mall parking lot. -
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