GTA 6 Extended Trailer Gets Letterboxd Movie Reviews

The GTA 6 Trailer Has a Letterboxd Page Now

The GTA 6 extended look that premiered on Netflix has taken on a life of its own — not just as a gameplay reveal, but as a fully-fledged entry on Letterboxd, the social platform normally reserved for logging films. That means players and fans can rate the 25-plus minute trailer like a movie, leave written critiques, and add it to watchlists alongside actual cinema.

The Reviews Are Exactly What You'd Expect

The results are, predictably, brilliant. Some of the most-liked reviews lean into the joke with complete commitment:

• One user slammed the "film" for having a messy structure and a vague, confusing narrative — then admitted the gameplay looked incredible.
• Another reviewer raised an eyebrow at a scene referencing the real-world GTA 6 leaks, noting it was wild that the trailer "starts with Cyberleek's execution" — a nod to the mysterious figure(s) behind the recent wave of leaked footage.
• At least one commenter questioned the whole exercise outright, asking whether Letterboxd was now logging advertisements.
• Another simply observed that GTA had landed on Letterboxd before GTA 6 itself had even launched.

The whole moment is a reminder of just how culturally enormous GTA 6 already is — a trailer treated like prestige cinema is not something that happens for most games.

What It Says About the Hype

With the official release still set for November 19, 2026, this kind of fan-driven creativity is a sign of how much anticipation has built up around the game. Whether or not you think a trailer belongs on a movie-review site, the community engagement around every scrap of GTA 6 content — official or otherwise — shows no sign of slowing down. Keep an eye on our news section as more coverage rolls in closer to launch.