Tokyo drift
#52
06-19-2006, 07:16 PM
RE: Tokyo drift
ORIGINAL: civicexracer
anyone else notice during the "chase" scene when the rx-7 gets hit by that one car that the rx-7 gets hit but it gets hit as if it were just sitting still??
anyone else notice during the "chase" scene when the rx-7 gets hit by that one car that the rx-7 gets hit but it gets hit as if it were just sitting still??
#54
06-19-2006, 07:51 PM
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Tallahassee, Florida but missing Fort Myers
Posts: 19
RE: Tokyo drift
You guys are pretending that your going to laugh at the movie when you go see it... Don't lie to yourselves and each other... You know you couldn't wait to see it. I won't even watch this on DVD... I would be embarrassed...
#55
06-19-2006, 07:56 PM
RE: Tokyo drift
MBN whether you like to admit it or not fast and the furious was a great thing that happend to the tuning world. Of course you can say that before the movie you didnt see any ricers driving around. But when you think about it, you didnt see any modded cars driving around either. Before those movies there was hardly a demand for aftermarket stuff. Fast and the furious brought a higher demand for aftermarket products and also with doing that brought the prices down, and made an increase in parts made and for what vehicles. Nobody modded a Neon before that moive
#56
06-19-2006, 07:56 PM
RE: Tokyo drift
ORIGINAL: AllForSRT
dude my brain hurts after trying to make sense of that statement....lol
ORIGINAL: civicexracer
anyone else notice during the "chase" scene when the rx-7 gets hit by that one car that the rx-7 gets hit but it gets hit as if it were just sitting still??
anyone else notice during the "chase" scene when the rx-7 gets hit by that one car that the rx-7 gets hit but it gets hit as if it were just sitting still??
#57
06-19-2006, 09:15 PM
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: new mexico, then mt, then alaska, now mt again...
Posts: 1,055
RE: Tokyo drift
wow, it seems like for the past to weeks, alot of ppl that are new, are causing probs.(there names are unmentioned at this time) but anyway, i hate tryin to watch tv and type at the same time...
#58
06-20-2006, 12:25 AM
RE: Tokyo drift
So I watched the movie sunday night I really enjoyed it. It was better then I expected although it didnt exactly do much for me having bow wow in it, but oh well nonetheless not to shabby.
#59
06-20-2006, 10:05 AM
RE: Tokyo drift
ORIGINAL: MidnightBlueNeon
You guys are pretending that your going to laugh at the movie when you go see it... Don't lie to yourselves and each other... You know you couldn't wait to see it. I won't even watch this on DVD... I would be embarrassed...
You guys are pretending that your going to laugh at the movie when you go see it... Don't lie to yourselves and each other... You know you couldn't wait to see it. I won't even watch this on DVD... I would be embarrassed...
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Also, I watched it. It was unintentionally hilarious in some parts, and I was falling off my seat laughing. Twinkie was cute, and his car was a riot.
Anything part of the movie that had dialogue was pretty much a waste of time, but it was a nice effort.
The F&tF movies are car ****. That's what they're meant to be, and that's all right with me (I'm not going to pretend to be above ****.) I really enjoyed the shiny things, cause that's what I went in there to see. I was able to suspend disbelief long enough to get off on it...
In addendum:
Asian boys: Hawt
Asian boys topped with Vin Diesel: Hawt +3
