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The 5th film is by now the best. The scene where they take the vault around the city with the cars it's magnificent.
I used to think the same abou the third, picked it up anyway (because Han is in it and it's directed by Justin Lin) and sat down awaiting disappointment. But the complete opposite occured: I absolutely loved the film. Really, it's a great film even without the 'principal cast'. It's different than the rest, more teen orientated, but it's still a great ride!
Me too but it seems to have rubbed some people the wrong way.
Same here. I quite like the theft aspect to it now, as the racing view could only go so far. 'Fast Five' is my favorite in the series (so far), and I'm incredibly excited for 'Fast & Furious 6.'
2Fast 2Furious is 'alright'.. it has a decent enough story and Cole Hauser is terrific as the antagonist of the film.. but it's bogged down by terrible acting at times (yes, even for a Fast and Furious movie) and dodgy CGI - it's a shame too because John Singleton is a director i have respect for, but this film was pretty weak for his standards... but there is still some fun moments to it.. Tyrese is pretty funny, and the final chase is pretty good..
Tokyo Drift.. for not having any of the original cast in it (except for a cameo at the end) it's actually a really good film... you could tell they wanted to add some layers to the Fast and Furious franchise, and this film was the first that felt like they actually gave a damn about a story.. the acting is 'so so' - about what you would expect.. but the driving and stunts are phenomenal.. especially the chase through downtown Tokyo..
Fast & Furious is probably by far my favorite.. all the original cast return (well, most lol), and their stories bringing them all back together is actually really well written.. this one is probably the 'deepest' of the series in terms of story, and it actually seems kind of dark at times, due to the subject matter of the plot... it's almost like they took the first film, and made it better this time around with some real emotional conflict for all the main characters..
Fast 5 i like, but just not on the same level as the fourth film... it seems too oriented around action than actual character development - but that doesn't make this a bad film.. it's a good ol' fashioned heist film - in the vein of something like Oceans 11 - just with fast cars... Dwayne 'the rock' Johnson steals the show in this one.. his character is welcome addition to the franchise, and the fight he and Vin have is pretty epic..
hope that brief run down helps..
I thought the thread title was what adolescents do whilst watching all these hot cars and hot women.
"Come on, you know I like my dessert first!"
I agree with the entirety of this statement.
@thelordflasheart, haha, I love that line.
the best lines and moments in Fast 5 came from The Rock lol..
Elena Neves: [looking through a file] This doesn't make any sense.
Hobbs: [takes the file] Here's what makes sense!
[throws the file]
Hobbs: Hey Toretto, you're under arrest.
Dominic Toretto: I don't feel like I'm under arrest.
Dominic Toretto: [to Brian] How about you Brian?
Brian O'Conner: No, not a bit. Not even a little bit.
Hobbs: Oh just give it a minute, it will sink in.
Hobbs: Now thats a damn shame, ruining a classic like this. Might as well slap neon lights on it.
Fast Five was great though. Much more of an action film, and The Rock was brilliant. I am now looking forward to Fast 6, especially as it is supposedly more London based.
The producers of the 1990's F&F liked the title of this film so much they bought the rights to use just the title of the film IIRC
I think I heard that the sixth is the last one but if it does really well who knows. I hear they will be making a movie about the Rock's character.
My order of the films from best to worst.
1) Fast Five
2) The Fast and the Furious
3) 2 Fast 2 Furious
4) Tokyo Drift (The acting is bad but the film is fun)
5) Fast and Furious (At times I feel it's better than Tokyo Drift)
There's at least going to be a seventh, the new one sets up the next one if rumours are anything to go by.
And spin-offs afterwards then? I should have guessed.
http://www.deadline.com/2013/04/james-wan-is-universals-choice-to-helm-the-fast-and-the-furious-7/#more-470330
A release date marked only a year before it's due. Wow.
What are universal thinking? This will be 2 rushed 2 furious. No Lin, and potentially no Dwayne Johnson (unless he jumps on this immediately after filming Hercules)
With seven films this series could get next to only Bond for most flms without a reboot ot spin-off of some kind. Only Harry Potter beats it with eight.