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  Release - May 24, 2013 Starring: Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster, Michelle Rodriguez, Dwayne Johnson, Chris 'Ludacris' Bridges, Tyrese Gibson, Sung Kang, Luke Evans, Gal Godot, Gina Carano http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_puVuHoR6o Final Trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCcNov3-R14 Fast five after credits scene http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J94EIgeWVI0 super Bowl spot http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1QgNF6J1h0 Extended trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfETobjFl48 Chucklefucks getting pulled over "drag racing" after fast five http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cluHT8fF29s Sung Kang and Paul Walker do (intentionally) lovely Vin Diesel impressions If you had told me in 2001 that The Fast and Furious would've spawned six movies with over 1.5 billion in box reciepts I would've had you committed but here we are in 2013 with another Vin Diesel about fast cars. This one picks up right where Fast Five left off. wikipedia posted:After the events of Fast Five, professional criminal Dominic Toretto and his crew are wealthy, but their criminal records prevent them from returning to their home country. Following his attempts to apprehend them, Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) agent Luke Hobbs offers the crew a deal; he will give them all full pardons for their crimes if they help him take down a lethally skilled mercenary organisation led by a criminal mastermind and his ruthless second-in-command, Dominic's thought-dead lover Letty Ortiz. After Fast Five I'm 100% convinced that this will be amazing and I'm looking forward to fast seven where the team has to steal the moon or whatever craziness needed to pull off whatever insane stunt that will look awesome in a trailer. Since Han (probably) dies in Tokyo Drift  you might be wondering why Sung Kang in Fast Five/this movie well to answer your question the chronological order of the fast and furious franchise is-The Fast and the Furious followed by 2 Fast 2 Furious followed by Fast and Furious followed by Fast Five followed by Fast and Furious Six (between now and when the franchise is no longer profitable) Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift The SituAsian fucked around with this message at Apr 30, 2013 around 01:15 |
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Fast Six looks incredible and I would not be surprised at all if it turns out to be the best movie ever made.
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These movies are escalating like the Peter vs Chicken fights. At first it was just racing some riced out civics but pretty soon space shuttles are going to get involved. E - and they can tie into Riddick! Dom was frozen and floated into deep space, until one day 800 years later...
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Can somebody get us a Ludachris  smilie for reals? My god, it would be magical. Super stoked for this movie. Efc: which of the films was the turning point where the series found its groove and figured itself out? I want to say it was Tokyo Drift, but it may have been as late as Fast5. The Bananana fucked around with this message at Feb 7, 2013 around 02:00 |
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The Bananana posted:Efc: which of the films was the turning point where the series found its groove and figured itself out? I want to say it was Tokyo Drift, but it may have been as late as Fast5. I'd say Fast & Furious. It takes itself a little too seriously at times, but for the most part it knows it's completely silly but still plays it completely straight. Tokyo Drift has the right idea, and Lucas Black's bumpkin character is fun to watch, but without the original stars it just isn't the same. The original is still my favorite though.
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It's quite a feat for an original franchise (not based off an existing property)- to have the fifth film be the best one. Can any other film franchise hold that title? Really can't wait for part 6 and trailer has me pumped.
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I'm so goddamn angry that they aren't calling this FURIOUS SIX
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Based on the escalation of 4 and 5, and now the trailer, this could be the most ludicrous, OTT movie of all time. And I can't wait. Superheroes? Pfft. Car-flips and huge bald men growling at each other are where it's at.
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Dark Weasel posted:I'm so goddamn angry that they aren't calling this FURIOUS SIX 6Fast6Furious Fast Five was amazing, and if this is anything like that movie was, it'll probably be my favorite movie of the year. I never thought I'd say that about a Fast & Furious movie, but yeah, Fast Five was ridiculously entertaining.
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Muscle Boys Max Muscle Edition 6 - Muscle Town He's even bigger in this one. Pretty soon he's going to reproduce asexually, like an amoeba. Edit: I read that on TMZ.
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Genuinely can't wait for this, looking forward to it more than any other 'big' film this year. And it's not just me, Fast 5 basically garnered a truckload of goodwill from everyone I know that saw it, none of us expected anything much but it turned out to be sooooo much fun, and with a refreshingly diverse cast too.
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Dark Weasel posted:I'm so goddamn angry that they aren't calling this FURIOUS SIX It nearly was. Usually Bill Simmons has some of the worst opinions in sports, but he nailed it with the analysis of the trailer... http://www.grantland.com/blog/holly...xtended-trailer
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Oh my god, that extended trailer was sooo gooood. This movie is gonna be amazing.
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The Rock is really what has brought me back into this franchise. He's bigger now, and is throwing a jumping punch in the trailer, sign me the gently caress up. Anyone notice in Fast 5 just how much sweatier The Rock was then everyone else? We got a big kick out of it, he always looked like a PA sprayed him down before his scenes.
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NeuroticErotica posted:It nearly was. The star rating at the end ties up that analysis perfectly. I lost my poo poo laughing. Good read.
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That looks loving mental, this series really took off once they decided the laws of physics were the only thing holding them back.
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The Dave posted:The Rock is really what has brought me back into this franchise. He's bigger now, and is throwing a jumping punch in the trailer, sign me the gently caress up. Yes they even make fun of it. Tyrese(I think it was him) says, "Does anyone smell baby oil?" as The Rock is walking in.
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I'll repeat what I said from the trailer thread.quote:I'm serious when I say this: The Gina Carano vs. Michelle Rodriguez fight could very well top the Vin Diesel/Dwayne Johnson fight from the last movie. Much like that fight, these are two action stars who could otherwise star in their own solo movies, and are still at their physical prime. I hope they planned this fight with the same HOLY poo poo mentality. Echo Chamber fucked around with this message at Feb 7, 2013 around 15:30 |
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When I saw the trailer during the Super Bowl, I was thinking it looked like Fast Five meets Death Race, and I am so goddamn okay with that. I really hope it turns out to be exactly like that.
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Echo Chamber posted:I'll repeat what I said from the trailer thread. My favorite part of these movies is the parking lot after opening night, when all the teenagers try to do stupid poo poo in their moms' cars. Does anyone have that video of the cops busting a street race after a Fast Five showing?
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I saw Fast Five last night on HBO or ShowTime. It was such a good reminder that Fast Five was the most entertaining movie since it came out. Furious Six is going to be awesome.
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It's nice to Justin Lin remain the headline director for this franchise. Nicest guy ever if you ever get a chance to meet him.
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Modus Operandi posted:It's nice to Justin Lin remain the headline director for this franchise. Nicest guy ever if you ever get a chance to meet him. It's also really nice to see an Asian-American director given the keys to a huge franchise like this; so far he's been doing a bang-up job.
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Hewlett posted:It's also really nice to see an Asian-American director given the keys to a huge franchise like this; so far he's been doing a bang-up job. On a similar note, someone else pointed out how diverse the cast is too, and it's worth mentioning again. The only white guy with a major role is Paul Walker. Not that it necessarily means anything, but Fast Five passed the Bechtel test too, in the scene where Jordanna Brewster finds out she's pregnant.
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ninjahedgehog posted:On a similar note, someone else pointed out how diverse the cast is too, and it's worth mentioning again. The only white guy with a major role is Paul Walker. Actually depends on the sex of the baby...
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As much as I love Fast Five, I'm not going to hold its depiction fo women in high regard. Remember it's the movie with the "dat rear end" handprint scene, and had quite a few silly male gaze moments that directly pandered to horny young teen boys. I'll just say from a "minority perspective" standpoint that it does to a decent amount to relax my guard from "looking" for problems and just allows me to enjoy the power fantasy guilt-free to a certain degree. It also helps that knowing that Justin Lin has been pretty candid about his opinions of how Hollywood has depicted Asian American men in the past. Although it's not much, I do think it's good that they're unfridging Michelle Rodriguez. I hope the Carano/Rodriguez fight won't go the lazy "this is hot" route but rather "Who would really win in this badass vs. badass fight?" route.
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One thing I really loved about Fast Five was the Vin Diesel/Rock fight, because holy poo poo it turns out that Vin Diesel is actually tiny. I thought they would shoot it in a way that made them look like they were on equal footing, but nope, he's totally dwarfed by the Rock. Also, I enjoyed that Fast Five was basically Modern Warfare 2: The Movie + some fast cars. I absolutely hated the first two movies, and now I feel like since seeing Fast Five this is probably the best action franchise in town.
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The Bananana posted:Can somebody get us a Ludachris Uhh you're joking right? Mr. John Singleton saved it with 2 Fast 2 Furious. Okay the first one was a little hokey. Local PD, some guys stealing some stereos and DVD players. Small time. 2 ups the stakes and sets the pace for the rest of the series, plus, Ajax should be in everything. They trade in their garish Mitsubishis for a loving Yenko. Tyrese chews scenery, Rutger Hauer lends a nice presence, and Luda is used sparingly enough to be entertaining. 3 kind of stands apart since it necessarily resets the stakes back down to a smaller level, but I like it. Plus who wouldn't want Han for a best friend? I'm glad Tyrese will be getting another paycheck from this series. Justin Lin, too. Also, if you haven't seen "Better Luck Tomorrow," go see it.
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Echo Chamber posted:As much as I love Fast Five, I'm not going to hold its depiction fo women in high regard. Remember it's the movie with the "dat rear end" handprint scene, and had quite a few silly male gaze moments that directly pandered to horny young teen boys. Agreed. The Bechtel test isn't thorough, but it is startling how many movies fail it despite its conditions being really pretty easy to meet.
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AvesPKS posted:
It's pretty interesting when you hear Lin talk about breaking the billion dollar grossing director mark because he still uses his Hollywood payday to finance indie film projects.
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AvesPKS posted:Uhh you're joking right? Mr. John Singleton saved it with 2 Fast 2 Furious. Okay the first one was a little hokey. Local PD, some guys stealing some stereos and DVD players. Small time. I really don't think 2Fast was the film that getting it into the current groove that it is in now. The first was and still is a great popcorn movie and 2Fast tried to fill in what the first one was missing, but it was just too over loaded for my liking. I mean for the love of god, a PT Loser rolls out of the warehouse when Brian and Rome are trying to avoid the cops. If that doesn't tell you that the film didn't get it to where it is, I don't know what does. Fast and Furious is the film that got the series to where it is today and is the closest to the first. You don't see the darkness that was in the first in 2Fast, mainly because of the fact that film switch from the dark grittiness of Los Angeles, to the bright, fun Miami, which kind of killed the vibe. The same thing happened with Tokyo Drift. I haven't really seen this installment all the way through yet, mainly because of the fact that I don't really consider it to be part of the series (mainly because of the fact that I don't understand where it fits in with the other five films), because it's so brightly colored and feels somewhat wonky compared to the others. Fast and Furious is where the series really started to find it's groove. The darkness that is found in the first one, is found here again. Granted, it's much more darker than the first, but the same idea is there. On this note, is it just me or does the action in these films keep getting crazier and crazier as the series goes on. I'm still waiting for a massive cross country Gumball style race cross country that will be insane. It's going to happen sooner of later.
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screenwritersblues posted:
I'm thinking at the end of this they are going to become a car based PMC.
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screenwritersblues posted:Fast and Furious is where the series really started to find it's groove. The darkness that is found in the first one, is found here again. Granted, it's much more darker than the first, but the same idea is there. If I recall, most of the action in F&F was car or racing based while Fast Five was really the first attempt to make it into a fully fledged action movie with fistfights, gun battles, foot chases through a favela etc as well as car-based scenes. And the main plot was a heist which while involving cars, was nothing to do with racing or smuggling using cars as they did in F&F. Fast Five was really the departing point for the series.
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screenwritersblues posted:I really don't think 2Fast was the film that getting it into the current groove that it is in now. The first was and still is a great popcorn movie and 2Fast tried to fill in what the first one was missing, but it was just too over loaded for my liking. I mean for the love of god, a PT Loser rolls out of the warehouse when Brian and Rome are trying to avoid the cops. If that doesn't tell you that the film didn't get it to where it is, I don't know what does. Fast and Furious is the film that got the series to where it is today and is the closest to the first. You don't see the darkness that was in the first in 2Fast, mainly because of the fact that film switch from the dark grittiness of Los Angeles, to the bright, fun Miami, which kind of killed the vibe. I like the first movie and I think it stands ok on its own. However, it's more character-driven (haha) as the premise is the cops trying to take down a ring of stereo thieves, which is smaller scale when held up against later plots. And I agree with you about the cars. It's funny that you mention that scene, because that's when Brian and Rome trade in their Eclipse and Evo for the Yenko Camaro and Charger, which is what I was trying to highlight as a transition. And yeah the first one was darker (although still smaller scale), but I think that reflected the more 'broken' nature of the characters at that point in their lives, as well as the shift in focus from 'the crew' to Brian and Rome, the smiles bros. screenwritersblues posted:The same thing happened with Tokyo Drift. I haven't really seen this installment all the way through yet, mainly because of the fact that I don't really consider it to be part of the series (mainly because of the fact that I don't understand where it fits in with the other five films), because it's so brightly colored and feels somewhat wonky compared to the others. Fast and Furious is where the series really started to find it's groove. The darkness that is found in the first one, is found here again. Granted, it's much more darker than the first, but the same idea is there. Yeah, you really have to think about Tokyo Drift as almost a separate movie, or really a sequel to Better Luck Tomorrow, but not to a Fast & Furious movie, but I like how it stands on its own. It resets the premise so it is again smaller scale which allows Mike Winchell to have a meaningful arc. And yes, the stakes have to keep increasing.
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I wish they used the Fast and Furious script from American Dad. Also, tanks, while very furious, are not exactly fast!
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ninjahedgehog posted:Does anyone have that video of the cops busting a street race after a Fast Five showing? Added this to the Op because it's pretty great.
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Long story short this is going to be amazing and I hope they keep letting Justin Lin pump these films out. They are at this point basically my favorite movie franchise. The whole series takes a swift departure once Justin Lin takes over as the director and producer. Forget any other considerations of what changed, he came and made it amazing. And Tokyo Drift is the best one. It is all about racing, without the car racing there is no movie. The rest of them are other crime genres; heist films, on the run, theft mystery, but they could all exist without the cars. Posted longer thoughts in prior threads on this topic, so I'll leave it at that.
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escape artist posted:I wish they used the Fast and Furious script from American Dad. Honestly in two or so movies we'll probably get the first scene from the American Dad script played straight. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-azSqnF7bSc (Sorry for the horrible quality, can not find a clear recording).
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