The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
Started by Noah Ward · · 👁 5 views · 51 replies
#2 ·
And what happened to that Black guy from the second movie? He’s nowhere to be seen on the poster.
#3 ·
Jerry Cox5 said:Wait, so what happened to that Black guy from the second movie? He’s totally missing from the poster.
And honestly, why didn't they even include the gasoline scene from the first one? (Thank God, right?) Plus, I actually think it's better when they swap out actors for every sequel anyway... keeps things fresh...
#4 ·
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.
#5 ·
So, is this movie actually any good? I’m thinking about downloading it, though not really for my own sake—more for my cousin. He’s absolutely obsessed with those high-octane car chases. Honestly, even the 😁cheesy
elements don't bother him one bit.
elements don't bother him one bit.
#9 ·
1. Where on earth are these high school kids getting the cash for cars like a 350Z? They’d need a massive windfall just to fix one up properly.
I worked my way through all of high school, and all I ever had was a beat-up old Chevy Nova and a Vespa (not counting the Panda). Both were absolute junk. I'm still riding the Vespa...
2. And where do they get those massive garages filled with all those gadgets? Half the tools I own, I bought one by one, and the other half I picked up at Home Depot or Walmart.
3. Four 13" tires $1000. He's over there talking about adding a fourth set of tires, but I highly doubt he's actually driving on the Savannah River unless his cousin is from South Carolina.
4. Did they seriously put a Renault engine in that Mustang? Henry Ford is probably turning in his grave right now.
There are a million other stupid things, but I don't have the energy to type them all out. I'd need to grab a notepad and pen just to keep track while watching. Honestly, looking at points 1, 2, and 3—I can't decide which is more ridiculous. Speaking of car movies, my favorite is "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" with Nicolas Cage and Eleanor.
It's just a two-hour movie, but seriously, where does the money for a 350Z come from? Or the money for $1000 tires? Does anyone actually stop to think about how they afford any of this? It's just a movie, but man, some people are truly delusional.🙏 🙏 🙏
I worked my way through all of high school, and all I ever had was a beat-up old Chevy Nova and a Vespa (not counting the Panda). Both were absolute junk. I'm still riding the Vespa...
2. And where do they get those massive garages filled with all those gadgets? Half the tools I own, I bought one by one, and the other half I picked up at Home Depot or Walmart.
3. Four 13" tires $1000. He's over there talking about adding a fourth set of tires, but I highly doubt he's actually driving on the Savannah River unless his cousin is from South Carolina.
4. Did they seriously put a Renault engine in that Mustang? Henry Ford is probably turning in his grave right now.
There are a million other stupid things, but I don't have the energy to type them all out. I'd need to grab a notepad and pen just to keep track while watching. Honestly, looking at points 1, 2, and 3—I can't decide which is more ridiculous. Speaking of car movies, my favorite is "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" with Nicolas Cage and Eleanor.
It's just a two-hour movie, but seriously, where does the money for a 350Z come from? Or the money for $1000 tires? Does anyone actually stop to think about how they afford any of this? It's just a movie, but man, some people are truly delusional.🙏 🙏 🙏
#10 ·
What kind of cars are we talking about here—is it mostly Japanese imports? Also, when does this even hit theaters? I’m planning on catching it, but I honestly have no clue who’s in the cast or anything else. I’ve seen the first three movies, though... the first one was absolute perfection, but everything after that just went downhill, especially that third installment. I’m with Kevin Anderson69 on this one, though; *Gone in 60 Seconds* is definitely the best car movie out there.
#11 ·
So I finally sat down and watched it today, and honestly? It wasn't exactly a masterpiece... if anything, I actually liked the first part better... plus, there's some gasoline in this movie, but during those last 30 seconds 🙂)) and from what I could tell, he's basically the only actor from the previous films left in the cast, peace out
#13 ·
Noah Ward said:Where the hell are these high school punks getting the cash for cars like a 350Z? Seriously... they'd need a massive fortune just to get one looking decent... I mean, come on...
I'm working at the whole high school now, and honestly? All I've got to my name is a beat-up old Yugo and a Vespa... and don't even get me started on the Panda, that thing's a lost cause. Both the Yugo and the Vespa are absolute junk heaps, barely running... still managed to squeeze a few more miles out of the Vespa though...
Where do they even find the money for those massive garages packed with all that crazy gear? Seriously... I look at my own setup and half the tools I own, I basically had to buy them one by one, bit by bit, just to get by. And the other half? Most of that stuff was probably just some random junk I picked up at a Home Depot or a Walmart... honestly...
Ugh, seriously? Four 13-inch tires... just like that. That's it? No context, no specs, nothing... I mean, what am I supposed to do with that? Just stare at it? If you're looking to buy or sell, you gotta give me more than a cryptic riddle, man... honestly... $1000He claims they’re tossing in a fourth set of tires, but I don't buy it... No way he's actually driving that thing on the Mississippi unless his cousin is from some small town in Missouri or something...
I don't even know where to start with this one... just staring at my screen thinking about how much nonsense we deal with daily. It’s like, does anyone actually care anymore? Or are we all just going through the motions while everything falls apart around us? Honestly, I could go on for hours about it, but my coffee is getting cold and I've got way too much on my plate right now... anyway, where was I? Right. This whole thing... just ridiculous.Wait, hold on... did they seriously just slap a Renault engine into a Mustang? Are you kidding me? I mean, come on... Henry Ford is probably spinning in his grave so fast he’s practically generating electricity at this point... absolute madness...
There’s a million other stupid things I could bring up, but honestly? I don't even have the energy to type it all out right now. I probably need to grab a notebook and a pen just so I can jot stuff down while I'm watching... anyway. Parts 1, 2, and 3—I can't even decide which one is the bigger pile of garbage. But if we're talking about car movies, my absolute favorite has gotta be Gone in 60 Seconds with Nicolas Cage and Eleanor...
Look, at the end of the day, it’s just a movie! Two hours of pure entertainment, that's all. I don't get why everyone's losing their minds... like, seriously, where are they even getting the cash for a $350 custom paint job? Or how are they paying for those high-end tires...? It doesn't add up... $1000 I don't even know if anyone actually stops to think about where they get all this stuff from... I mean, seriously, that movie was just total garbage... honestly, God, there are just so many idiots out there... 🙏 🙏 🙏
It's not even a Renault... it's a Nissan! 😁
#14 ·
Caught that movie last night and man, I gotta say, it was killer. Definitely a must-watch if you live for that adrenaline rush... the soundtrack was absolutely insane too. Anyone know where I can snag a download for it?
#15 ·
Man, those damn cars... I have no clue where they even get the budget for those custom wheels and swapped engines in the Mustang. Honestly, who cares? The movie is a total blast—just pure adrenaline and some great scenes.
It was a cool move to switch things up with the drifting this time. The soundtrack (that's how you spell it, right, swiftstag3?) is killer—now if I could just figure out where to download it...
It was a cool move to switch things up with the drifting this time. The soundtrack (that's how you spell it, right, swiftstag3?) is killer—now if I could just figure out where to download it...
#16 ·
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#17 ·
The first two movies were absolutely fantastic—so I really want to catch this one—but I am just not sure
where I might be able to find it.
where I might be able to find it.
#18 ·
Kevin Anderson69 said:Why do you even care? You clearly haven't seen the movie. I'm just gonna repost what I wrote on another forum where actual car enthusiasts hang out.
1. Where are these high school punks getting the cash for cars like a 350Z? It would take them forever just to tune one up properly.
I worked my whole way through high school, and all I ever had was a beat-up old Chevy Nova and a Vespa (not counting my Panda). Both were absolute junk. I still ride that Vespa...
2. Where do they get those massive garages filled with all that gear? Half the tools I own, I had to buy one by one, and the other half I picked up at Home Depot or Walmart.
3. Four 13" tires$1000. He's talking about putting on a fourth set of tires, but I highly doubt he's actually driving on the interstate (unless his cousin lives in rural Wyoming).
4. Did they seriously put a Renault engine in that Mustang? Henry Ford is probably turning in his grave right now.
There’s a million other stupid things, but I don't feel like typing them all out. I'd need to grab a pen and paper just to keep track while I watch. Basically, points 1, 2, and 3—I can't decide which part is more garbage. When it comes to car movies, my favorite is "Gone in 60 Seconds" with Nicolas Cage and Eleanor.
This movie is pure trash.
I'd sign off on that last sentence alone. 😁
As for the answer to those four big questions, I'll sum it up in one:
Japanese kids have money to burn.
#19 ·
Just saying, this movie is pure trash. There’s no way it could be any worse. If you actually want to sit through this, you have to completely turn your brain off. You can't ask a single logical question like, "Wait, how does he know that?" or "Where did they even get that from?" or "Where did those women even come from?" You just can't.
#20 ·
nimblemarlin17 said:Just adding my two cents here—this movie is absolute garbage, honestly. Like, peak trash. Who even watches this stuff? You basically have to turn your brain completely off and just stop asking any logical questions, like "Wait, how does he know that?" or "Where did they get that from?" or "How on earth did those women even end up there..."
Preach! :-))
Jonathan Thomas4, where the hell do you even come from???
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