BRZ in "KAZ: Pushing the Virtual Divide" (Gran Turismo Creator Documentary)
 

Update: removed by youtube, but you can view @ http://www.hulu.com/watch/585548

This video is about the visionary Kazunori Yamauchi (Kaz) who, through creating Gran Turismo, caused a ripple in mainstream culture. Kaz sees a link between our enjoyment for cars and our evolution as humans. "The pleasure of hunting is... connected to driving, connected to racing ...it is related to the male hunting instinct."

This video is loaded with philosophical insights from people of diverse backgrounds who speak on their personal experiences. It also demonstrates how "race ready" Gran Turismo video gamers with no real world racing experience really are.

Skip to the 55:45 mark for the short BRZ sequence but also awe at the substance that the rest of this video has to offer.

Update: removed by youtube, but you can view @ http://www.hulu.com/watch/585548

Video was removed due to copyright claim by SCEA

Video was removed but I did find it on Hulu.

Do you have a link?

Awsome movie!! Really reignited my passion for cars and racing.

Hulu doesn't work up in Canada... Sorry? :-P

If anyone could find a soundtrack list, please let me know! Credits, Shazam and lyric search gets me no where.

Mu shin no shin haha Nice.

Yeah, I'd love to find out the playlist but I can't find anything either. Really made the documentary inspiring.

shit... I really wanna drift like that lol

I got the impression from the credits, that it was an original soundtrack made specifically for this film by me&john.

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and yeah it's a great movie. a few weird moments that I wasn't sure fit all that well into the overall film, but I suppose I'll give the filmmakers some leeway as it was generally a pretty kick-ass piece. Loved the part where the instructor was teaching toddlers what an apex was and how to sacrifice the entry to one corner to gain a better exit speed on the next turn LOL. I don't know how much of that the kids actually understood, but it was great. :D

It's not. One of the songs is Long Ago Our Intimacy by DEEP EAST MUSIC, and that isn't even on the credits, which leads me to believe many of the others aren't either.

If you have a PS3 you can watch it too from there, it's one of the things advertise on your right panel near your network and recent play stuff.