cookhayden-09606
Joined Dec 2020
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You may hate it. You may love it. Regardless, you will be entertained. If this was a Netflix doc, it would give Tiger King a run for it's money. It truely is incredibly entertaining and a wake up call in regards to just how different people really can be from what lost of us consider "normal". I also have to admit, amongst the very strange context, there are a few one liners in this doc that are profound...
This is easily the worst movie I've ever seen with A-list actors. I'm not exaggerating and I have also seen Cats. Within about the first 5 minutes you can tell what you're in for. Will Ferrel is like a robot lol and not funny at all in this.
Before I go on, this is still great entertainment for those of us who love the trio and it's worth watching. However, if you were to watch this with someone who hadn't already been a fan of the gents for years, then it might not catch on.
While this "Grand Tour" is very entertaining, it really missed the mark that we are atoned to from our favorite trio. There were a few classic aspects missing. Things that really seperate them from their respective field.
The individual and coliding personalities they own is the biggest plus and that is still here. Although, many of the other traits that seperates them from other car shows were lacking. For instance, usually the guys find a way to get technical about vehicle details and the places they are while still remaning vastly entertaining, but that wasn't the case. The cars were there, but they didn't really seem like the focal point of the show. The trip was amazing, but we didn't get much detail about the places they were. Again, making it hard to find the real focus, the real point of the adventure.
I found myself on several occasions getting excited to get more in depth details on what I was seeing and then boom...cut, onto the next scene. It felt like there was a lot more really solid footage and they tried to jam it all into one episode. Instead of getting the highlights and interesting details, we got the spark notes and the hidden gems that would've made it more interesting got cut for time.
Overall...it really just lacks a purpose. I don't know what the point was. I know that might sound a bit rough for a show like this, but I think we can all generally agree that this show is typically more than eye candy entertainment.
While this "Grand Tour" is very entertaining, it really missed the mark that we are atoned to from our favorite trio. There were a few classic aspects missing. Things that really seperate them from their respective field.
The individual and coliding personalities they own is the biggest plus and that is still here. Although, many of the other traits that seperates them from other car shows were lacking. For instance, usually the guys find a way to get technical about vehicle details and the places they are while still remaning vastly entertaining, but that wasn't the case. The cars were there, but they didn't really seem like the focal point of the show. The trip was amazing, but we didn't get much detail about the places they were. Again, making it hard to find the real focus, the real point of the adventure.
I found myself on several occasions getting excited to get more in depth details on what I was seeing and then boom...cut, onto the next scene. It felt like there was a lot more really solid footage and they tried to jam it all into one episode. Instead of getting the highlights and interesting details, we got the spark notes and the hidden gems that would've made it more interesting got cut for time.
Overall...it really just lacks a purpose. I don't know what the point was. I know that might sound a bit rough for a show like this, but I think we can all generally agree that this show is typically more than eye candy entertainment.