The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
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Honestly, who cares what you think? Have you even actually watched the movie? I’m just going to copy-paste some thoughts I posted on another forum—you know, where real enthusiasts talk about real cars.
1. Where on earth are those high school kids getting the cash for cars like a 350Z? They’d need a massive fortune just to get one properly tuned.
I work full-time through high school, and all I have to my name is an old beat-up Chevy Nova and a Vespa (not counting my Panda). Both are absolute junkers. Still riding that Vespa, though...
2. And where do they find those massive garages filled with all those custom builds? Half the tools I own, I had to buy one by one—mostly picking up random stuff from Home Depot or Lowe's.
3. Four 13" tires$1000. He mentions getting a fourth set of tires, but I highly doubt he's actually driving on the Sava River—unless his cousin is some pro racer or something.
4. Did they really put a Renault engine in that Mustang? Henry Ford is probably turning in his grave right now.
There are a million other ridiculous things, but I don't feel like typing them all out. I’d practically need to grab a notebook and pen just to track everything while watching. Basically, points 1, 2, and 3—I can't decide which is the biggest load of nonsense. As far as car movies go, my favorite is "Gone in 60 Seconds" with Nicolas Cage and Eleanor.
This movie is easily one of the biggest pieces of trash I've ever seen.
1. Where on earth are those high school kids getting the cash for cars like a 350Z? They’d need a massive fortune just to get one properly tuned.
I work full-time through high school, and all I have to my name is an old beat-up Chevy Nova and a Vespa (not counting my Panda). Both are absolute junkers. Still riding that Vespa, though...
2. And where do they find those massive garages filled with all those custom builds? Half the tools I own, I had to buy one by one—mostly picking up random stuff from Home Depot or Lowe's.
3. Four 13" tires$1000. He mentions getting a fourth set of tires, but I highly doubt he's actually driving on the Sava River—unless his cousin is some pro racer or something.
4. Did they really put a Renault engine in that Mustang? Henry Ford is probably turning in his grave right now.
There are a million other ridiculous things, but I don't feel like typing them all out. I’d practically need to grab a notebook and pen just to track everything while watching. Basically, points 1, 2, and 3—I can't decide which is the biggest load of nonsense. As far as car movies go, my favorite is "Gone in 60 Seconds" with Nicolas Cage and Eleanor.
This movie is easily one of the biggest pieces of trash I've ever seen.