Domenic Toretto is a Los Angeles street racer suspected of masterminding a series of big-rig hijackings. When undercover cop Brian O'Conner infiltrates Toretto's iconoclastic crew, he falls for Toretto's sister and must choose a side: the gang or the LAPD.
Paul Walker Vin Diesel Michelle Rodriguez Jordana Brewster Rick Yune Chad Lindberg Johnny Strong Matt Schulze Ted Levine Ja Rule Vyto Ruginis Thom Barry Stanton Rutledge Noel Gugliemi RJ de Vera Beau Holden Reggie Lee David Douglas Peter Navy Tuiasosopo Neal H. Moritz Doria Anselmo Glenn K. Ota F. Valentino Morales Mike White Delphine Pacific Monica Tamayo Megan Baker Tammy Monica Gegamian Rob Cohen Show All…
Syd Dutton Mike Wassel Michelle Eisenreich Lori J. Nelson Rebecca Marie Mary Stuart Thad Beier Brad Kuehn Michael J. Wassel
Kim Secrist Jay Nierenberg Bruce Stambler Michael C. Casper Charles Deenen Tim Walston Daniel J. Leahy Becky Sullivan Brian Best Steve Mann Glenn Hoskinson Steve Nelson Eric Justen Andy Peach Howard Neiman Carl D. Ware
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Ja Rule enters a street race because if he wins he’ll get to have a threesome and then when somebody passes him he screams “Nooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!”
Introducing this to my friends who’d never seen any of these films before :) Genuinely think the third act is masterfully made/written! Cool to watch the way they shoot those open air action scenes to mask the fact that they’re not going very fast (shaky cam if you can see the road, fans blowing their hair outta frame if you can’t.) Love this movie, love the entire franchise that spun out of it. Shoulda called it Point Brake!
a multi-ethnic utopia in which the rave of the 1990s never ended and 9/11 didn't happen
Let's be honest, this film shouldn't work. It is stupid, shallow and lacking originality apart from perhaps the setting. It deals in stereotypes, dishes out action tropes by the second and has a plot as skinny as all the girls that apparently inhabit the realms of drag racing. On top of that it stars one of the most uncharismatic leading men ever produced in Hollywood.
Now, if you can't step over this you are bound to hate it. If you can, you're in for an enjoyable romp that provides just the right amount of testosterone induced adrenaline, making it entertaining enough to forgive it that it is a complete no-brainer.
Rob Cohen isn't the subtlest of directors, but his filmography…
remember when the coolest stunt in this franchise was little car go under big truck
one of the most loving movies there has ever been. few moments in cinema have ever been as powerful as the last lines Brian and Dom share together here. ignoring everything that happens next, all the love and the tragedy that will follow them, there’s nothing left but two men who can’t imagine a future where the other is suffering. genuinely a perfect film
I knew this would have cars that go vroom vroom but I didn’t know I would get to see Paul Walker stare at Vin Diesel with heart eyes the whole time.... loved it. Let’s drink a corona and chill, bro 😏
