The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
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One more thing... if anyone's looking for a soundtrack, hit me up. I don't give a damn about the beer—but I can definitely wrap a few things up for you...
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The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
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Let me say something to those of you tearing this movie apart... personally, I thought it was great... women... cars... more women... more cars... then the music... it’s all wrapped up into one thing called a MOVIE... movies are meant for entertainment—just like football, for example. What's the point there? 22 idiots chasing a piece of leather around a field—if someone watched us from space, they'd ask what the hell we're doing, right?
And back to the film... this movie introduces us to a whole new side of car culture: drifting. It's set in Los Angeles for a reason—the best drifters in the world come from that scene
Now look... where does the money come from? Maybe some people are just born under a lucky star and have cash to dump into cars—which is exactly what most Tuner freaks would do anyway here in the States... looking at the big picture, the movie isn't bad at all... you guys all obsessed with Rambo and Commandos too, didn't you? One super ultra cool soldier takes out 523,944,317,941 of them and happily heads home to his wife and kids... sounded realistic enough to me
As for the stunts, they were done professionally—just imagine how much skill and driving talent it takes to pull off all those drifting scenes, even if some were filmed in parking lots and edited in later... but that doesn't matter now... that final race down the hill was filmed 90% on that actual hill... they had to repeat certain turns maybe 15 times over
So yeah... that's about it. Please don't take this post personally—it's just a movie... but if anyone actually wants to learn something about drifting and stuff
www.us-tuning.com
Thanks for understanding....🙂
And back to the film... this movie introduces us to a whole new side of car culture: drifting. It's set in Los Angeles for a reason—the best drifters in the world come from that scene
Now look... where does the money come from? Maybe some people are just born under a lucky star and have cash to dump into cars—which is exactly what most Tuner freaks would do anyway here in the States... looking at the big picture, the movie isn't bad at all... you guys all obsessed with Rambo and Commandos too, didn't you? One super ultra cool soldier takes out 523,944,317,941 of them and happily heads home to his wife and kids... sounded realistic enough to me
As for the stunts, they were done professionally—just imagine how much skill and driving talent it takes to pull off all those drifting scenes, even if some were filmed in parking lots and edited in later... but that doesn't matter now... that final race down the hill was filmed 90% on that actual hill... they had to repeat certain turns maybe 15 times over
So yeah... that's about it. Please don't take this post personally—it's just a movie... but if anyone actually wants to learn something about drifting and stuff
www.us-tuning.com
Thanks for understanding....🙂