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Gran Turismo Races Into Theaters This Summer

Gran Turismo Races Into Theaters This Summer

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Here is YET ANOTHER Hollywood production based on a Sony video game. We told you they were serious about this. But unlike Twisted Metal from a couple days ago, this one’s based on a series that’s still active…albeit very slow to produce updates. A Gran Turismo movie will open in theaters this August. While the screenwriters really had to rack their brains to come up with a coherent storyline for something like Twisted Metal, they didn’t have to work very hard for Gran Turismo…because they plucked a story from real life. It’s less an adaption of the game (which has no story anyway) and more a dramatization of real events that centered around it. Jann Mardenborough is a professional race car driver who has been in the circuits for the last twelve years. He got into the industry though playing Gran Turismo. No, really. Mardenborough entered a contest back in 2011 called Gran Turismo Academy. It was a tournament where the winner would get the opportunity to compete in the

Pirates 5 Will Ruin Pirates 3’s Happy Ending

Pirates 5 Will Ruin Pirates 3’s Happy Ending

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Pirates of The Caribbean 3: At World’s End wasn’t very good, but at least it capped off the story of Will and Elizabeth nicely and sent them off to a happy ending. In the climax of the picture Will nearly died, but his life was saved by taking on the title of Captain of the Flying Dutchman. That makes you immortal, BUT you can only walk on land once every ten years. According to a filmed scene, though, his new marriage created a loophole. If Elizabeth waited for Will all of those ten years and remained faithful to him, he would be returned to her arms permanently. The explanation was cut from the final picture, but if you watched it all the way to the end, a post-credits scene revealed this is exactly what happened. Elizabeth and a ten-year-old boy (their son) stood on the shore, the Flying Dutchman appeared, and Will got off. Happily ever after, right? Especially since Disney founded its empire on happily-ever-afters? …Unfortunately they can’t stop

Orlando Bloom Returns in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

Orlando Bloom Returns in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

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Disney announced on Saturday (August 15) at the D23 Expo that Orlando Bloom will return in his role of Will Turner in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales. Turner returns alongside the newly crowned Disney Legend Johnny Depp as the iconic Captain Jack Sparrow. Those of you who remember the hot mess that was Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End might be asking right now: How does this work? Didn’t Will take Davy Jones’ place on his ship, the Flying Dutchman? Isn’t he magically bound to remain there forever, only allowed to come to shore once every ten years? Those of you who are asking that need to pop the DVD in again, and this time, watch the entire credits. Pirates 3 included a post-credits scene that revealed the fate of Will and gave him a happy ending. Ten years after this happened, Will was relieved of his duty and was able to reunite with dry land again — and with his wife Elizabeth and the son they’d sired during

“Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” 2-Disc Special Edition Review

“Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” 2-Disc Special Edition Review

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When the first Pirates of the Caribbean film was released in theaters it was a quick success and one of the favorite summer films of 2003. The film appealed to those of all ages as it was simply a great and entertaining action film that hit on all the points that make a good film (director, writers, characters, actors and, of course, story) and it came as no surprise to me that the sequel, Dead Man’s Chest, opened to huge numbers. What did surprise me is just how much it made in theaters (I think that surprised just about everyone), but if there are plenty of fans like my sister who saw it six times within the first two weeks of its theatrical run, it’s no surprise who the film made so much. Whether you enjoyed the cliffhanging ending of Dead Man’s Chest or not, you cannot deny that it was one hell of an awesome ride along the way. Only the third installment will tell whether it was worth