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Hey there! Does anyone happen to be willing to break down the difference between classic (Japanese) Jiu-Jitsu and BJJ for me?
goldenrider90 said:Such an awesome series, I’m seriously counting down the days until the seventh one hits. For me, the first one is the absolute best—I remember watching it back in the day, and there's just something about that street racing vibe that hits different now. It makes me a little nostalgic for when I first saw it... then I'd say the third one is up there too; even though they introduced a whole new cast, it still keeps that racing theme alive, so I'm a fan. After that, I'd rank them second, fifth, sixth, and finally fourth (the plot gets a bit messy in that one, but it's still a decent watch).
Honestly, the fourth one is great, it just feels like they're all over the place. They jump from the Dominican Republic to Panama, then over to Los Angeles, and even hit Mexico... like, guys, just pick a spot and stick to it...
I'm so glad I stumbled upon this thread, because it saves me from having to start a whole new one... I've watched all six movies about two or three times now, and while the plot of every single film makes sense to me, the fourth one just leaves me feeling a bit lost regarding their actual location. In the opening scene, they're out in the Dominican Republic, and then Dom is running from everyone in Panama. Then suddenly we're back with Brian in Los Angeles... where Mia calls Dom to tell him about Letty's death, which brings him back to LA. After that, there's that race to join Bragin's drivers (also in LA). Then they head off toward Mexico in that truck... and honestly, I'm still a little confused about the geography. If anyone could walk me through it... 🙂
Couldn't get that CD to load, but at least I'm finally done seeing that annoying error message 🙂
Anyway, thanks so much!
So, I just ran some tests with a bunch of different CDs. Some were originals and some were burned, but they were all older discs—and the drive picked up every single one of them without a hitch. But now, whenever I pop in any CD at all, I get this error message... which hasn't happened until now. Here’s the link to what I'm seeing
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Hey there 🙂
I might be totally in the wrong place for this topic—I’m definitely no tech guru or anything...
So, here's the deal. I've got this older CD that just won't cooperate with my laptop. It technically "loads," if you can even call it that, but man, it's such a struggle to get it to recognize. After about 10 minutes of fighting with it, it finally finishes loading, only to tell me there isn't a single file on the disc...😕
The CD is an original one from about 10 years ago, and I'm running Windows 7 on this machine. Interestingly enough, it works perfectly fine on my other computer.
Thanks in advance! 🙂