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the Fast and the Furious Tokyo Drift


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but really its drifting with forrest gump and way to much

cgi....dukes of hazzard is much better for stunt driving, and real

driving

funny you should say that as it was the same stunt drivers for both

vaughn gitten jnr and other drift alliance boys.

apparently , with a few obviousl exceptions most of it was done for

real. including parts of the mountain scene with the drift chain.

those in the know will have spotted the falken rx7 and kazama's old s13 both D1 jp cars!!

Edit: He loved it as it was pure automotive car pron!!! with some near naked chicks thrown in for good measure.

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Quite a poor review for it then it seems.

Went to see it last night, in all honesty I enjoyed it, the first film was the novelty factor as there hadn't been a film with modern tuned jap cars in it before, not that I was aware of anyway. The 2nd film was absolute pish in every sense.

Tokyo drift was far better than the 2nd one, and I've seen the first one quite a few times so can't fairly compare them as obviously it's the type of film that will lose it's appeal once you've seen the drivign sequences a few times etc.

I was pleasently surprised as I expected it to be a lot worse, the evo that managed to hit pallet stackes etc and only lose it's spoiler was the only bit I noted as being silly, no 80mph reversing, or EVO's going flat out and struggling to accelerate past 90 etc as in the 2nd one, and no disintegrating cars through going too fast as in the 1st one. Some proper driving as well by all accounts as most of it was done with stunt and drift drivers by all accounts.

Finally, those that were dissapointed but liked the cars and women, isn't that what you go t see a fast and furious film for, anyone going expecting nice cars, nice girls, AND a riveting plot etc, is being naive imo, the first two films should have made it perfectly clear what was to be expected of it.

Ross

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