the movie was average wayyy to hollywooded up big explosions and big backstorys

bring back the old F&F hit boost and the floor pan falls out

 

i think it didnt really have enough car stuff in it

cracked up at the look on brians face, when that chick said there are all the cars we have impounded,

more an action movie still i liked it i'll probably weath a buy when it comes out on dvd

Seeing it tonight lol.

 

So far have watched the first three (only no. 2 in the Cinemas) and haven't enjoyed them that much.

Some of the "amazing" driving stunts that they do are disappointing because they are almost all CGI

and just don't have that WOW factor.

 

I have to say I liked the car race between Sean and the Jock at the start of Tokyo Drift. IT WAS REAL! (most)

i watched it at the drive in, was so comfy that i somehow managed to fall asleep. i was rather tired before the movie even started though. will learn in future to keep some no doz in the car XD

Saw it last night and i reckoned it was great. Driving thru the tunnels is definatly CG but i loved ti for the old muscle cars :)

 

you missed the last 20mins of the movie :jamie:

had a good ending i rekon and the look on the girls face when brian said he wanted all of them (refering to cars) priceless

to much story not enough cars i think but hey still good

Edited April 19, 200917 yr by muzke30

I enjoyed it.

 

I love the race they had to do, so as Dom took off up come the front wheels :jamie:... for some reason i cracked up. bye bye f@$kers he was prolly thinking

i love it how dom punts brian out of the race with the chevelle haha stupid nissan drivers :jamie:

movie was awesum best one yet but it was so unrealistic....

 

but thats wats movie r 4

Copied from the FnF thread on Toymods

 

I'm pissed off they didn't show more of the RS200......AE86s are a dime a dozen these days, I want to see something different, and a Group B tarmac rally car would have fit the bill perfectly (even if it was a Homologation model)

 

As for the movie itself, I was surprisingly impressed. Sure, it wasn't Shawshank Redemption on wheels, or Usual Suspects with an engine, but it was entertaining with a minimum of cringes or groans. The distinct lack of wog-boxes/rice-carts was a welcome touch; I'd been wanting a more old-skool/muscle touch ever since the token Charger and Yenko Camaro appearances in the first two movies (the less said about the RB26 abomination of a Mustang in TFnFTD the better), and I must say that is the first time I've seen a '72 Torino look good (and it looked damn good).

 

The number of cringe-worthy one liners was significantly down on the first 3 movies, and for the most part there was a welcome lack of overt "tech-talk" (which was often wrong anyway) - things were more subtle because there was no need for the characters to "boast" about their cars or try to sound cool for the hoon crowd. Vin Diesel's acting was more woodern than a pine forest (but that's to be expected, and Toretto's a reserved character), but the FBI-chick looked like she was still playing the mole character from NCIS, just without the behind-the-scene backstabbing.

 

Of course there were glaring pot holes or goofs, but that was to be expected. Overall, I gave it rating of half a large popcorn - enough to keep you interested, but if you delved too deep you'd hit the crap stuff. Ignore that, and it was all good.

Haha my girlfriend and i went and saw it last night even with some herbal mind lubrication parts of the movie dragged but it wasn't horribly bad can't say it was better then the first F&F or F&F:tokyo drift

Crap :P