If anyone understood what the title of the review meant, then congrats.
I'll get right down to the meat here. I grew up with GTA. In fact, I was only seven when I first played San Andreas. I finished GTA 4, its DLCs and 5. So you can see I'm a GTA freak. So when I heard Daniel Radcliffe was in a movie about the making of GTA 3 (gotta admit, didn't like that game that much), I was effing hooked. Until I wasn't.
Allow me to elaborate. This movie's inaccurate in so many places. Sam Houser might have been the producer of modern GTA, but the mastermind was always his brother Dan, and he's not in the film. Many of the stuff is made up and that justifies why the film came out on TV, not in theaters. I agree with Rockstar Games' claims about this movie and I think it was only fair they tried to diss BBC about it. Did the writer really think GTA is made in America? Then what is Rockstar North?
3 stars go to Danny Radcliffe. He'll always be my Harry no matter what movie he's in.
I'll get right down to the meat here. I grew up with GTA. In fact, I was only seven when I first played San Andreas. I finished GTA 4, its DLCs and 5. So you can see I'm a GTA freak. So when I heard Daniel Radcliffe was in a movie about the making of GTA 3 (gotta admit, didn't like that game that much), I was effing hooked. Until I wasn't.
Allow me to elaborate. This movie's inaccurate in so many places. Sam Houser might have been the producer of modern GTA, but the mastermind was always his brother Dan, and he's not in the film. Many of the stuff is made up and that justifies why the film came out on TV, not in theaters. I agree with Rockstar Games' claims about this movie and I think it was only fair they tried to diss BBC about it. Did the writer really think GTA is made in America? Then what is Rockstar North?
3 stars go to Danny Radcliffe. He'll always be my Harry no matter what movie he's in.