As you most likely noticed
on a credible website,
ther.... what? Are you
saying this site isn't
'credible'? I think it
is INCREDIBLE. How uncredibleity
mean of you to say such
incredibalisticly unincredible
incredibilisms about this
incredibililitibillitony
... uh... thing? I ...
yeah. What?
Do
you mind if i start
again? Thanks. :) (i
do realise you just
said 'yes', but i'm
ignoring that answer
and pushing ahead anyway)
Okay,
take two. You may already
have read about Sony
Pictures deciding to
create a Gran Turismo
movie with producers
Mike De Luca and Dana
Brunetti, who have made
other movies that aren't
Gran Turismo, mainly
because this would be
the first Gran Turismo
movie so they can't
exactly have made Gran
Turismo movies before
since none exist at
the moment! Jeez. Why
do i have to explain
things in so much detail
all the time!? It's
like you understand
it perfectly, but i
have to go overboard
detailing everything
so that i understand
i... uhuh... ah dammit.
:( The truth is out.
I've
got one word to say,
and one word only.
PEANUTBUTTER.
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WHAT
WE KNOW SO FAR |
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1.
A movie is being made
about Gran Turismo.
2.
See fact 1, above.
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WHAT
THE GTSC THINKS
THE MOVIE WILL BE
LIKE (*COLLECTIVE
'GROAN' FROM THE
AUDIENCE IS HEARD*) |
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Little
Timmy (38 years old)
has for years (37 years)
played with his little
Matchbox cars (the movie
credits Matchbox as
the little cars, but
in reality the majority
of cars in the movie
have never even been
made by Matchbox). Until
one day after an incredible
lightning storm (it
really was, you shoulda
seen it, it was incredible!),
they all turn into real
cars (while staying
the same size somehow
- you and i both know
movies can get a bit
confusing at times).
The
imaginary people who
drove these tiny cars
in big Little Timmys
head for so long are
transmorpherized into
actual tiny little people
who actually drive the
actual small cars that
you actually see transforming
into real cars during
the first four hours
of the movie (Ben Hur
is a 'quick' movie to
watch compared to Gran
Turismo). Of course,
they think nothing of
it and carry on as normal,
thinking that Timmy
is guiding them around
as per usual.
In
reality he's tucked
up into his little racecar
cot/crib/babies-bed-for-babies
(or whatever you call
it) he got on his first
birthday (and he wonders
why he has posture problems...)
dreaming about playing
with his toy cars while
he's pretending to drive
them (small big Little
Timmy who drives the
little cars in big Little
Timmys head has no posture
problems in the small
world, as he never stops
driving his cars around).
After
a while the actual tiny
little people come to
realise that Little
Timmy has not woken
up yet from his regular
eight hour and 47 minute
sleep (the whole sleep/oversleep
is documented in the
movie - you honestly
didn't think this would
be a short movie did
you? Are you sure you're
familiar with the GT
series?). How they come
to realise that big
Little Timmy is 'controlling'
them is never mentioned
in the movie, a major
oversight.
Carrying
on... small big Little
Timmy rallies all the
troops, then tells them
to go away when he realise's
they are actual troops
instead of the other
actual tiny little people.
He got his actualities
mixed up again, he's
always doing that (one
day he was driving his
actual imaginary Nissan
Skyline GT-R V-Spec
'93 when he came to
notice that it wasn't
the actual imaginary
Nissan Skyline GT-R
V-Spec N1 '93 - quite
a common mistake, but
one he makes rather
too often).
After the actual actual
tiny little people are
rallyed (who pulled
up in Mitsubishi EVO's,
Impreza WRX's, Ford
Focus's, Audi Quattro's,
and even a Ford RS200)
they gather around Jenkins,
the Gran Turismo kitty
cat, and pat him for
a while. After two days
(real time) of doing
this, small big Little
Timmy remembers why
he gathered everyone
up, so he proceeds to
announce to everyone
that from one and a
half days ago there
is now a restriction
on patting Jenkins due
to OOOJTGTKCWIMHLTMF
(Occupational Overpatting
Of Jenkins The Gran
Turismo Kitty Cat Which
Is Making Him Loose
Too Much Fluff).
Sadly, too little too
late. Jenkins only has
37 strains of fluff
left on his body.
Fourty-three
days later (real time,
as you should realise
by now) big Little Timmy
FINALLY wakes up and
sees all the actual
fake toy cars are now
actual real small cars.
Satisfied that they
are doing a great job
of driving themselves
around (without once
questioning how they
came alive), he curls
back up into the really
actually small cot/crib/small-bed-for-small-people-who-aren't-old-yet
(or whatever you call
it) and has a well deserved
sleep (i'm not sure
why it is well deserved
either, since he just
woke up after sleeping
for over 45 days!).
On
the 31st of every month
(even February, and
other months that don't
have 31 days) there
is always a huge gathering
of cars for the Monthannual
(annually, every month)
GTG (not Got To Go,
surely you can hold
on a bit longer - the
movie is past the halfway
mark now?), or Gran
Turismo Gathering, meeting
held at the imaginary
Midfield Raceway, which
is now a real Midfield
Raceway, just on a small
scale since the cars
and people are small
too thanks to that infamous
incredible lightning
storm (flashback is
shown for the next 24
minutes, even though
the actual event at
the start of the movie
only went for 8 minutes).
At
this months meeting,
on the 36th of October,
it is the events' 431st
meeting, which results
in a huge celebration
(i'm not sure why either,
its not exactly a significant
number like 500, or
444.4 1/2) and a lot
of cars coming out of
the woodwork (literally
- big Little Timmy keeps
all his cars in a large
wooden chest, with multiple
levels like a carpark).
Rarities like the Weigert
Vector W8 Twin Turbo,
Venturi Atlantique 400GT,
R30 Nissan Skyline Silhouette
Formula and R33 Skyline
GT-R GT Unisia Jecs,
Ford Ka and GT90, Dodge
Intrepid GS, BMW 840Ci
Sports, Suzuki Cultus
Pikes Peak version,
a couple Tommy Kaira's
and a TRD 3000GT all
turn up for the special
occasion and all set
hot laps of the track
(because it was a really
cold day, so they wanted
to keep warm).
The
celebrations were probably
the most action packed
sequences in the entire
movie, with a simply
huge variety of cars,
at least 12, getting
screen time and is likely
the part most people
will forget about the
quickest, because the
movie is just that long.
Anyway
to cut a long story
short (and to be honest,
the movie started getting
a bit ridiculous from
then onwards). Little
Timmy wakes up at long
last from his so called
'deserved' sleep, on
the eve of his 54th
birthday (you should
know by now that yes,
the movie has gone on
for over 16 years already
- reducing the need
for any sequels you'd
think...). After grabbing
a bite to eat, which
was a blatant plug for
SubWay's new Heart sandwich
(lots of cheese, thick
fatty beef patties,
loads of sour cream,
a disturbing amount
of peanut butter, dried
apricots and 14 slices
of raw pumpkin) he went
back into the room and
sat down with his meal
in his cot/crib/oversized-Barbie-doll-bed-but-for-humans-who-don't-yet-go-to-school
(or whatever you call
it) to simply watch
his 'creations' (imaginary
people who are now actual
tiny little people).
That was the last time
you saw big Little Timmy
in the movie, as another
lightning strike hit
a few minutes later
which made all the little
cars and people become
real life giants (the
cars were about the
size of a huge oil tanker
ship), to which they
all then decided to
take over the world
and turn it into a giant
race track.
After
wreaking havoc for about
an hour they came to
realise (again, i have
no idea how) that there
is no-one left on the
planet because they
all took off to Mars
in their space pods
(which were actually
every single automobile
in disguise, apart from
the toy ones which became
small actual cars, then
giant actual cars) so
they parked up and then
headed back to Midfield
Raceway where they proceeded
to have a demolition
derby with each other
until the track collapsed
on itself, burying everything
and everyone, including
the entire planet. Kinda
like a black hole, but
the only thing remaining...
was small big giant
Little Timmy, in his
Nissan Skyline GT-R
V-Spec '93. The last
line in the movie was
by him, saying "I've
done it again! I was
meant to get the N1
version of my Nissan
Skyline GT-R V-spec
'93! This means only
one thing. I will head
to Mars, and take back
what is mine..."
Yes,
it sounded like that
meant there was going
to be a sequel...
Personally
i can't wait!!
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