how i be knowing i have to watch the next like 78 movies that are the worst ones ever ^^ 

but this one was fun too honestly

how i be knowing i have to watch the next like 78 movies that are the worst ones ever ^^ 

but this one was fun too honestly

“Fifty percent of something is better than a hundred percent of nothing.”

Definitely my new favorite in the franchise. A clear focus on what made the franchise, and that is street racing. I was a little skeptical of my enjoyment since there’s no Paul Walker or Dom (at least until the last minute), but I liked the story of Shawn, and backed by great characters like Han and Twinkie (Bow Wow), made this what seems like one of the only films where I appreciate that story as much as the action.

Fast & Furious Ranked

“Fifty percent of something is better than a hundred percent of nothing.”

Definitely my new favorite in the franchise. A clear focus on what made the franchise, and that is street racing. I was a little skeptical of my enjoyment since there’s no Paul Walker or Dom (at least until the last minute), but I liked the story of Shawn, and backed by great characters like Han and Twinkie (Bow Wow), made this what seems like one of the only films where I appreciate that story as much as the action.

Fast & Furious Ranked

*"Life's simple. You make choices, and you don't look back. "
⋆˚꩜｡🔧🚘⚾️🏗🏚🛢🚬🛩🚕🍜👟🀄🛞
Yes, this is THE best fast and furious movie, and I'm not arguing about it!!
ᯓ★
The soundtrack is undoubtedly the highlight of the film. It’s a masterclass in genre-blending, seamlessly fusing early 2000s hip-hop, J-Pop, and electronic music. While the cars are the stars, the music provides the pulse, breathing life into the streets of Tokyo in a way the visuals couldn't do alone.
ᯓ★
One reason this movie holds up is that Justin Lin insisted on practical effects. Unlike the CGI-heavy stunts of the recent films (where cars fly through buildings or into space), the drifting in Tokyo Drift was done by professional drivers, giving this movie a thrilling aspect that the other movies lack!
ᯓ★
You can’t talk about this movie without talking about Han. While Sean Boswell is the protagonist, Han is the soul. Sung Kang plays him with a detached, snacks-in-hand coolness that felt entirely new to the franchise. He will always be my favourite character!
ᯓ★
It was so smart to have a Vin Diesel cameo at the end. It perfectly ties the spin-off to the main movies!
ᯓ★
Nathalie Kelley's Australian accent is so cute. I wish mine sounded that dainty!*
ᯓ★
fast and furious ranked

*"Life's simple. You make choices, and you don't look back. "
⋆˚꩜｡🔧🚘⚾️🏗🏚🛢🚬🛩🚕🍜👟🀄🛞
Yes, this is THE best fast and furious movie, and I'm not arguing about it!!
ᯓ★
The soundtrack is undoubtedly the highlight of the film. It’s a masterclass in genre-blending, seamlessly fusing early 2000s hip-hop, J-Pop, and electronic music. While the cars are the stars, the music provides the pulse, breathing life into the streets of Tokyo in a way the visuals couldn't do alone.
ᯓ★
One reason this movie holds up is that Justin Lin insisted on practical effects. Unlike the CGI-heavy stunts of the recent films (where cars fly through buildings or into space), the drifting in Tokyo Drift was done by professional drivers, giving this movie a thrilling aspect that the other movies lack!
ᯓ★
You can’t talk about this movie without talking about Han. While Sean Boswell is the protagonist, Han is the soul. Sung Kang plays him with a detached, snacks-in-hand coolness that felt entirely new to the franchise. He will always be my favourite character!
ᯓ★
It was so smart to have a Vin Diesel cameo at the end. It perfectly ties the spin-off to the main movies!
ᯓ★
Nathalie Kelley's Australian accent is so cute. I wish mine sounded that dainty!*
ᯓ★
fast and furious ranked