even with 10% up front your not going to do a burnout unless you like burning up your diffs

 

The Movie is not bad but I was expecting a Street Race or Drifting.

I saw a James Bond movie it was called Fast and the Furious.

 

the first fnf may be have over exagerated but at least it had a story line. part two kind of followed into it, the the series went to ****. the new one is a little overexagerated as well, just my .02

 

MOVIE6.NET enjoy...

 

saw it over the weekend, the only 2 flaws that i noticed that i can remember (wasn't really paying attention) was vin diesel's car pulling a rolling wheelie on the sand with street tires towards the end, and the subaru that was missing its drive train when it rolled at the end

 

ha yeah estraw i noticed the flipped subaru too. i thought it was pretty good but i think they should stop making them now. plus im sure they ran out of names for a new one by now.

 

Mabye the next one will be "Still Fast, Still Furious!" and then after that, "I Assure You, We Continue To Be Both Fast and Furious!"...

I watched the newest one, sat through it. It has a story, something of a plot. Good guys win, bad guys lose. There are different cars in the movie. I don't think I left anything out.

The 1st one was entertaining at points for me. The street racing cars with at least 250lbs of stereo equipment in them didn't make much sense. Someone was playing Gran Turismo on a PS1. That was cute.

I watched the 2nd one but I remember very little about it. I think the only decent race sequence was in the 1st 10 minutes of the movie.

Tokyo Drift: Our well-known lead actor goes to Tokyo and learns how to put a Nissan engine in a Mustang. Good guys win, bad guys lose.

On a totally different note, the nearest Mitsubishi dealer is 75 miles away from my house.
My Ford Escort was made in Mexico. Galant was made in the USA.