Three sentence movie reviews: Fast & Furious
Skipping the sub-par 2 Fast 2 Furious and Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift, we bring the winning combo of Diesel/Walker back together to establish that it’s okay for Diesel to shoot a car, which then crashes and kills people, but he will never just shoot anyone. Our Zeitgeist for this movie is GPS navigation systems and our moral quandary is if Paul Walker is a good guy pretending to be bad or a bad guy pretending to be good. Favorite moment: Vin Diesel driving a car so precisely that it dodges a spinning burning tanker truck full of gasoline that is headed straight towards him (and Letty.)
Cost: $2.75 from Videorama.
Where watched: at home.
poster from: http://www.impawards.com/2009/fast_and_furious.html
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I think I got hung up on the second one and that was why I walked away from the series. Normally, if I am in, I am begrudgingly in for the whole excruciating thing!
Yeah, two and three are awful. Best to skip them.
I love that you are dutiful and watching them all, in spite of your knowledge of their lackusterness. Such a good and stalwart fan. Well done, you!
This time I only watched the ones I wanted to. I was tempted to re-watch 2, but didn’t. I think that was for the best.
You’re so enthusiastic about this series that I’m half tempted to give it a second chance.
Letty Ortiz! God bless your snarl in this series!
And good job you for figuring out which F&F film had this particular combo of hijacking.
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