The Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift

Jspec7m88

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Okay...the whole point of this thread is to see what you guys REALLY thought about the movie. For the ones who built up enough courage to go see the film...I highly doubt they were disappointed. Although some of the cars were a little "too fast, too furious" for me, the movie itself, the storyline and the overall movie was EXCELLENT. Better than I would have imagined in that it was something very realistic and believe it or not, 95% of the drifting in the movie was indeed real(except 1 scene). To me, it was BY FAR, the best of the Fast & Furious Movies. Let's get some feedback...I'm very curious as to what you guys thought...(well, for the ones who did go to see it.):naughty:
 

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There's apparently a part at the end where an old famous character "tips his hat" to the guys. Is this vin diesel? I know it's not paul walker, but I have a feeling it's vin (Torreto) somehow making it to Japan and saying some cheese like "nice drift kid" or something and wlaking into the sunset.
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walking into the sunset lol...I don't like to spoil movies for people but yes, It's Vin Diesel. He happens to be an old friend of someone who dies in the movie and comes to race the "NEW" Drift King...

Awkward, but it was cool to see him again. Like I said, it was an awesome movie.:)
 

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Ahaha hYES! I WIN!!! As soon as I read that review in the paper and they said some guy comes in at the last minutes of the movie aI knew it could only be Vin Diesel. Now I have to see the movie to see that part! BTW they should re-edit with him walking into the sunset for the DVD as that is what I want to see happen :biglaugh:
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Haha! Well...Maybe you can make your own little custom video of him walking into the sunset...and then put it online and maybe other people like you will like it more! Or better yet!!...I could start talking some sense because I'm very tired right now, lol. No, the ending is pretty cool...he literally comes in at the last second and it's just really cool how it ends. Watch it! Go...boot leg it...or something...lol.
 

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Time for a little cut n paste. My review from 2 days ago:


Let me preface this by saying, I did not pay to see it. I made the film so had to watch it to make sure all the splices were correct and all the cues hit.


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Of the 3 movies so far, this one was easily the best. That's not saying much though. Kinda like having a preferance for a shit more than other shits, because you had to wipe less. Actualy, I'm being abit hard. If I had spent money to see it, I wouldn't have been mad. But I doubt I would have spent money because 1 & 2 were such steaming piles.


Cornbread races the gay tooltime kid and sets the stage, showing his complete lack of driving skillz. Makes a big mess and is in trouble of going to jail. Cornbread moves to Japan (with his navy dad) to stay out of jail, never realy explained how they came up with that plan. Who cares though, plot details are for good movies. At this point we see that cornbread is a short motherfucker because every single japanese dude in the movie is as tall or taller than him. Way to represent America you fucking midget.

Meets bow wow at school. Bow wow shows him his car, fitting his rap career; pure faggotry. They then go and check out the local car scene. Plenty of nice Japanese poon, they should have shown more but oh well. Not even once in this movie did I spot a Surpa. Plenty of silvias, RX7s and 350fagz. At the meet he pisses off the head Yakuza wanna be. Yakuza calls him a Gaijin. Sweet. Gotta love those Japs, most racist folks in the world. How they are in the UN ethics commity blows my mind. They then throw around "Gaijin" about 200 times during the movie. For those that don't know, it's the Japanese equivelent of calling someone a nigger.

NEWAYS, he promptly wrecks the crap out of a Silvia that another Yakuza wanna be lends him. Instead of grip racing and stomping the crap out of the "Drift King" he tries to drift. Dammit cornbread, you really are stupid. This sets up cornbread to be in debt to the second Yakuza. Cornbread then becomes a delivery/message boy for Yakuza wannabe #2, to work off his debt.

blah blah school stuff. Ohhhh, cornbread is picking up japanese and trying to hit on the head Yakuza wanabes GF. School stuff. Yakuza #2 starts teaching cornbread to drift. school stuff, deliveries, bs filler.

Then in easily the best part of the movie, bow wow gets the shit kicked out of him by a henchman from Yakuza #1. hahaha, damn you cornbread for stopping the fight.

Then it's sports training montage. Cornbread can now drift. Cornbread races the guy the beat up bow wow and won his Yakuza friend a Trueno from yakuza #1. Hit on the Yakuza #1's GF some more. Hangs out with her. #1 finds out and beats up cornbread.

Real Yakuza (uncle to #1) finds out #2 is scamming #1. #1 kills #2. Much saddness. Cornbread goes the the Uncle (real Yakuza) and begs forgivness and asks for a race to set everything right. Being as how a race would restore honor or some crazy japanese shit like that, he agrees.

uh oh, spegheteos all your cars are gone from a police raid after #2 got killed. Time to go grab that mustang your navy dad was working on and put an engine in it. Swap the engine from the trashed Silvia from the begining of the movie into the Mustang. I cried a little bit here. Nissan filth in that poor Mustang.

Dorifto battle on the touge! Only Drift King has ever made it to the bottum, that's why he chose that road. Better work hard Mr. Cornbread midget ass. If you're gonna be a Gaijin, you better be "GAIJIN SMASH!" Marines style. I will hate you forever for not being typical American break stuff in the land of little people. Anyways, he wins the drift battle. It woulda been alot better if the music was "night on fire" or "running in the 90s" or some crap like that from Initial D. Meh, oh well.

Cornbread becomes the new Drift King and races Vin Diesel at the end of the movie. Cornbread, "this aint no 10 second race." Vinnie, "I got all the time in the world."

cue credits with special message "Dont be asshats out in the theater parking lot. You can't drift you ricer fags." It doesnt say that exactly, but im sure all the ricers that I will kick out of my movie theater tomorrow will try it anyways.

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My comments:

The "technical talk" is much more accurate than in 1 or 2. Though why he was changing his sparkplugs because he wasnt drifting right, I'll never know.

All the badguys drive 350Zs. Perfect cars to illustrate the fruity badguys side.

A nice touch was at the end the real Yakuza flagging the start had missing fingers.

It was actualy a decent flick once you get past the god awful paintjobs and spoilers and body kits. Liked it much more than 1 or 2.

All the drifting was real (aside from one scene), none of that CGI crap from part 2.

Much more driving than any of the other films. No need for a plot or character development when it's mostly driving.

Bow wow gets beat up, great stuff.
 

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there was a yellow MkIV in the first garage scene, IIRC...but they never gave you a really good view of it, only some girls next to the open hatch.

I was going with very low expectations, and it did exceed them...but not by much. I like how they converted the EVO to strictly RWD, and in the process probably tore out all the stability and traction controls...way to go and ruin a great car guys. It has a very shallow plot I will say, but then again it's not like the first two had any more.

I was impressed with most of the technical accuracy...especially considering the real yakuza drove a black mercedes and the one for sure was missing fingers, dunno about the other one. But yeah the whole "spin out, change the spark plugs, do some other crap when that doesn't work" stuff really didn't fly too well.

I went in there to make fun of it, and sadly had little to make fun of as far as technical stuff goes......but there is always this:

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by FAR better than 1 and 2, it was funny because after the movie(got out at 12:30amish) riced out Hondas and everything else were revvin up there engines and crap then i just get in the Supra and everyones like "oh shit it's a Supra, is that thing turbo!?!" and they're drooling all over my C2 Autometer gauges, made me feel kinda good.....
 

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I don't have anything bad to say about the movie. I was thoroughly entertained.

Cameos by Keiichi Tsuchiya and Vin Diesel were nice touches that I lol'd at. neat stuff
 

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SupraOfDoom said:
The Vin Desil thing was cool, but it makes me want a sequal w/ him and paul waker again, which just gives me this dirty feeling.

Oh, and that was super suprizing.

I had the exact same feeling, lol. I REALLY hate to say it but I can sit down after a rough day and pop in F&F1 and watch it and makes me feel better...Sounds a little "ricey" but I think some of you understand what I mean. Them putting Vin Diesel at the VERY end of the movie really makes me want to watch another sequal or something. Also, Nobody said anything about it yet...so I'll mention this too...

When I first heard that they were putting the RB in the Stang...My first impression was that it was kind of retarded...but while I was so interested in the movie, I forgot that they were even doing it so when they showed them pulling the Stang out of the garage, I got all sorts of chills down my back and stuff.:biglaugh: I won't lie, It was one bad mother...(for a Mustang).:love: