The Fast and the Furious

The Best Movie Fast and the Furious,

Vin Diesel the best actor

This series "Fast and Furious" is there on 1st list on my favourate Hollywood Movies. I love cars nad i love racing. The only thing that hurts me is paul walker. I miss this man a lot. No movie is complete without this man but Domnic is my 2nd fav as well as hang.

ok...hold the phone: i just want to say what a fantastic job the makers of this sorry excuse for a film did in giving a legion of sad, lost, pathetic 14 year olds across Britain a 90 minute thrill and something to talk to their school mates about everyday for the rest of there young lives. I say this as the only thing to credit the makers of The Fast and the Furious with, as brain dead adolesents who feel the need to jump up and down and go high pitched at the sight of a shiny thing that moves fast are the only people who should have found this film helpful. Cars! they have wheels and go 'brum, brum! Thats all well and good but here's a word to the not so wise- if your gonna make a film about cars make sure the cars aren't the only thing mildly worth watching.

Its a sorry state of affairs when a film maker gets a horrible script, with a story that goes absolutely no where, tries to bring it to life with 'actors' such as Vin Diesel (a man with more hair than acting talent), and then shuvs in a few well endowed women, some random rapper and a legion of flashy cars and thinks he's done a cracker. I feel i've made my point so I will close with theses words: the only thing worse than the fact that this film came into exsistence in the first place is the fact that they had the audasity to bring out a sequel. Run. Run away.

This movie totally rocked. I love the way the cars were driven, the way the cars were painted and mainly the plot of the movie.

Don't get me wrong the film was good but not as good as I think it was going to be.

Ok. First I would like to say this to the previous reviewers that gave this film a "Thumbs Down". You have no clue of anything in Hollywood. And the decals were put on the cars because it's the "craze" on the import scene of many Hondas, Toyotas, etc. Don't critisize the cars and thier paint/decals unless you know somethin about it first. And the phrases like "More than you can afford, pal", symbolize snooty people thinking they are all that just cause they have money to burn on really expensive luxury/sports cars (Ferrari).

The Fast and the Furious is a new, fresh and exciting film that I really enjoyed. But I think that no one can really critisise it unless they know a lot about drag racing. It's like criticising a culture, and you can't do it unless you are part of that culture. I think the fact that there were no computer generated action sequences is a breath of fresh air to the film industry. There is definitely something about real stunts that makes the film even more exciting.

Although there were nice cars in 'The Fast and The Furious' they could have looked better in plain metallic colours without all those ridiculous stickers. The worst thing were the phrases they used e.g. "more than you can afford, pal" "it's not how you stand next to your car, it's how you race you car, you better learn that!" What the hell is that about? Who on this earth would actually say that?

To be very blunt, the film 'The Fast and the Furious' is the biggest load of tosh I've seen in a long time. The main character, Vin Diesel, should have stuck to his solo Pitch Black role and I ask myself, what possessed such an up-coming actor to star in something as bad as The Fast and the Furious? Surely after reading the script he would have laughed and used it as a fire starter rather than sign along the dotted line? Obviously not. The storyline was non-existant, the characters were bad, the acting was poor and as for tension, special effects, stunts, etc. - BAD.