How FAST AND FURIOUS Created Modern Car Culture | Donut Media
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When the The Fast and The Furious came out in 2001, it ignited a revolution in the car scene that is still burning strong. Join Nolan as he explains how the Fast and Furious series went from cult classic to box office record breaking worldwide phenomenon.
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Ironically Tokyo Drift was the biggest hit amongst real car guys
Yeah... I learned to drift because of that movie.
Edit. Me and my budy bought a Opel Kadett C for 350$, and went crazy. We were 15 back then
you got me
I was a huge Initial D fan, and except of the Soundtrack, I haven't even rewatched TD - but have watched the others a million times.
Ahah. Ahahaha! AHAHAHAHGHAAH!!!
JDM guys
Top 10 things scientists still cannot explain...
1. How Fast And Furious went from street racing to mission impossible
Sad
Way to true
One word: universal
Exactly what i say😂😂😂😂
money
Fun fact: Han's character was supposed to be a chain smoker but they felt that it might send the wrong message to their viewers, so they had him become a constant snacker instead.
oh the "new cinema" and its unbearable correctness. i love it when heroes in movies smoke or drink. for example leonardo dicaprio in blood diamond. :D
@@snakeplissken2148 i think the constant snacking is a far more interesting quirk of his than smoking or drinking constantly
Past chainsmoker, the reason why he snacks, it's mentioned in the 5th one
Didn't want the "All Asians Smoke A Lot" stereotype so they gave him snacking lmao
Past smoker from the movie “Los Bandoleros”
But don’t let this distract you that hector is gonna be running 3 Honda civics with spoon engines and on top of that he just went into Harry’s and he ordered 3 t66 turbos with NOS and a motec exhaust.
I love this one
And mashimoto zx tires so you know he's a street racer.
It's funny how Tokyo Drift is considered the worst out of the first 3.
Even though it had none of the original cast, it had the best cars and was the first to introduce drifting to the series, which is now a staple.
Not to forget Han.
I didnt know pizza places made car engines
Tbf, Tokyo Drift didn't become considered the best one until it came to retail. It's one of those 'Meh" movies at the box office that later became a cult classic.
Quoted from the CRX Up to Speed episode.
Uhhhh technically it had Dom!🤷♂️ lol
Justice for Han
Wait until furious 9 my man
“People liked Han” .... yea bc he didn’t Ls swap his rx7
GOD DAM RIGHT
Wouldnt have that problem with a v8
That's why he died in tokyo drift. Turbo havent spool. Imagine he has LS tho. Instant torque
@@groozst DEATH (With a Wankel) BEFORE DISHONOUR (With an LS)
@Alexander Chohan and ruin the handling of the car?
Donut: "Tokyo Drift was the worst of the series."
Comments: "Well yes, but actually no."
That's not the line.
To be exact, Tokyo Drift wasn't too bad, but it didn't succeed necessarily as the earlier 2 movies. It made a bit less money in the box office because people didn't like they didn't get to see Vin Diesel or Paul Walker in Tokyo Drift. I still think the movie is not bad, but can't argue with proof about critics.
Sales wise it was
its my fave so each to there own
Tokyo Drift was a car movie, all the others In the series were action movies. That’s how I see it.
People didn't like Tokyo Drift? How did I not know about this? It's my 2nd favorite movie out of all of them!
It's the only one I can actually remember. Fantastic cheesy movie
Hoestly I don't like tokyo drift at first but when I watch it again and again, I started to love the characters and the movie
For now.
I'm a big JDM fan, and have never seen Tokyo Drift until recently. Honestly, biggest problem with the movie is the main character, the premise, and the lack of cars. There were WAY more JDM cars in the first/second movie than in TD. And, any big meets all the cars were glossed over and the camera focused on the girls. Two of the main cars weren't even JDM, and there was a severe under representation of any JDM manf other than Nissan. The main character was a "muh V8" guy, who was extremely unlikable for 3/4ths of the movie, and it was the first movie where a domestic beat a JDM car... in Japan! I was probably way too excited for the movie, but it was a huge letdown.
@@roguethrax sean's whole character is that he's American
Tokyo’s Drift is is underrated, no matter what anyone says that movie has sparked interest and the culture for Japan and it’s cars
Maybe if you were born after the year 2000...Japanese car culture is not exactly a jealously guarded secret. Was popular waaaaaay before that movie among car enthusiasts, who admittedly are already a relative minority among the general driving population. And its not exactly like that movie was the best representation of the Japanese scene...or general culture...
D Lombana it most definitely popularized it.
Yes it made it go worldwide
Yes indeed it is. I love drifting and it took Tokyo drift to make people really recognize the sport. It ment alot for me. Idk it just did. Drift Dreams. Goals.
Exactly, how many people already had a tuner car in 1998, well before the first ff movie and were excited about them making a movie about cars lol
"People may not of liked Tokyo drift." Have you read the comments, tokyo drift has probably become the most iconic of the series.
Well, the comments came after the video was uploaded, meaning he can't read the comments and change his opinion in this video
I mean the reason i knew about drifting and fell in love with it is because of Tokyo Drift
Probably the same people who like Tokyo Drift, are car enthusiasts, and that same people are subscribed to this channel...
The average joe didn't like TD and probably doesn't know about the Donut channel
Hell
Ive seen people who like the new movies of FF !
The newer versions are like that to appeal a larger audience, such as the Chinese one, which love all that excessive action
He’s talking about when it came out not the culture now.
@@Jwiley342 True!
Tokyo Drift was a Spin-Off up until the production decided to add to the time-line later on...
NGL the best movie was Tokyo Drift
The music, japanese culture, japanese cars, drifting and the nostalgic early 2000s
I just love that movie
And the fucking song bruh
@@brziperiod something something Tokyo, it still pops into my head all the time
@@change929 lookup teriyaki boys.
SAME
@@brziperiod what song you talking about? Bandoleros?
My dad works for shipping props and cars for the movies he got to meet Paul, he told me he was so down to earth and kindness person.🙏🏽💙❤️
Tokyo Drift is 'rock bottom'? This is one of the best in the entire series. Every movie after the 3rd was nonsensical action garbage.
That what everyone that not into cars wants
oh my f**ing god you are so right dude!! the third F&F was the best movie for me. it didn't have the initial crew so what.. I think the tokyo drift crew is even better than the rest... and the relationship between the characters definitely IS much better... absolutely opposite to what the video states. "Life is simple.. you make choices and don't look back"... best moment ever...
I had the same thought. Car guys love the movies with cars playing a key role. And for the more ''mainstream'' they love the action. And car guys watched the new ones anyway, cuz they were new fast and furious films haha
Same thought after Tokyo drift they started adding crap like mustangs dragging an entire bank vault and a plane runway that is so rediculously long that it takes more than ten minutes of camera time without end . Really in my opinion the recent movies are living off the success of the first set and dare I say it the death of Paul walker
Yougotta admit the vault scene in Fast5 was pretty legit tho. I mean super not realistic but pretty entertaining to watch lol
The RB26 powered Mustang is such an underrated movie hero.
@dem1g0d1 Wasnt it the car his dad was building but because his nissan was totaled he just took the engine out of the nissan and put it into the mustang?
I've always liked the car cause it felt like a metaphor for the main character's arc, it's a classic american car using a respected japanese engine put together with the help of family and friends, it resonates with the story of the american dude getting used to Japan and overcoming obstacles making friends and reuniting with family along the way. I might be reading too much into it, but Tokyo Drift as a whole is underrated.
ArthurAlcantara that is my favorite car in the whole franchise
It was also a mechanical version of Sean. American body with a japanese heart. I find that pretty cool
Everyone complained about LS swapped RX-7. But no one complained about RB26 swapped mustang
"...we found out they were making another one. I was sixteen"
I never felt so old so fast.
as a 30 year owner of a 71 monte carlo, my favorite was the "First 10 Minutes" of tokyo drift
That guy was such a scumbag but his daddy's viper was dope
Whats funny is him saying 'my grandma's buick could smoke that pos.' Um NO. Maybe if you dropped it out of an airplane junior..a viper smoking a 1970 monte carlo with an SBB V8 454 800h.p.? Not on this earth...
I love how when ever a F&F movie comes out there is basically a car meet/show in the parking lot before hand
Awesome
Curtis Campbell frr
Dom also wrecks every car he owns
It's not Dom's car until he wrecks it. He can't even get the General for Insurance
Curtis Campbell 😂😂😂😂😂
I really liked Tokyo Drift
Yes,I really want to live Japan because Tokyo drift.
Oh,I love MustangNismo too.
I liked Tokyo Drift as well. Felt more like the first Fast movie, and was still mostly centered around cars. Every newer movie tends to go more toward mostly implausible stunts and action.
I was surprised because it was so hated. Like it was the most true movie ever in the franchise.
Me too. I expected to hate it and it's abundance of cars we'd call today 'ricey' but I ended up loving the movie and it's cars and it's cast. My 2nd favorite movie aside from the first.
me to
This was so emotional man, almost cried at the end, for real
Me too, WTF! I'm not sure what's going on. I'm not balling or anything but there is some sort of clear liquid being excreted from my eye sockets. The quote about the original F&F being a movie for unrealized car guys who knew nothing about cars... That hit home so much and is so true for me. Before that movie, I gave literally zero fucks about cars. It was the catalyst that turned me into the absolute gearhead that I am today. And despite having watched it like 30 times since its release, just seeing scenes from it makes me want to watch it again right now.
Same
These car shows and races really started in the retro 50's and retro 60's. Back then the car shows and races were all about retro-futurism. That needs to come back.
It used to be optimism for the future. Then it became living in the moment. Now it's cynicism for the future and longing for the past.
For me, the series ended with Tokyo Drift. 4 and next ones are about explosions, action, supercars.
My favourite is Tokyo Drift, JDM rules.
Exactly. 4 was still tolerable to me and i'll admit i did like it overall, but the 4th movie is when they slowly started to ditch the street racing and tuning culture and move into more explosive set pieces and doing superhuman stunts and all that. You can clearly see that 5th and onward, the cars are just tacked on as bling instead of being the core of the films.
Same, I don’t understand the hate with TD, movie is like the only one who’s true focus is cars. That JDM shit is fire
Tokyo Drift has beautiful cars, beautiful women and yakuza gangsters, what’s not to love. I still quote and think on the Japanese parable Sonny Chiba’s character says.
@Cyberdemon Mike maybe because you don't understand car culture and tuning
@Cyberdemon Mike You've shown how much you understand car culture by referencing your favorite video games to indicate just how into cars you really are.
You've only seen F&F 15 times?! Those are rookie numbers.
Riiight
Hahaha right? I was watching it for research once and did those numbers in a week, back in 2011. I STILL am able to watch it.
No shit
I watches it that many times in the theatre
FR
_We need a FF Tokyo Drift 2 Sequel!_
True, Tokyo Drift was the best movie of the franchise!!!
At this point the fast and the furious cast might as well fight the avengers
Fast and the furious, Gran Turismo 1 and 2, and need for speed underground really started my whole car obsession. Those were the good days!
Along with initial D for me
Gran Turismo is legendary. I used to get the '68 Mercury Cougar and just listen to it rumble on the surround sound. My love of cars came from this game solely
Velli Ellis my favorite car was the Alfa Romeo 155 DTM race car that thing was nasty!
Gran Tourismo 2, Fast and furious and very loud music
TachySteve midnight club
Veilside RX7 is one of the most gorgeous things on 4 wheels ...
Shame that thing is real life was very flimsy. Too much fiber glass. Still see one from time to time don't age well after used for few year.
Nissan GTR R35
@@jjlim3768 are you 12?
@@rikgarrelt1613 straight up implying a dude you don't know a 12 year old. Nice.
I remember seeing Tokyo drift and absolutely falling in love with The Veilside RX7. To a point where years later I almost bought a heavily modified Mazda RX7 that I found pretty cheap. Then I realized the 3 rotor in it was pretty unreliable and just stuck with a Lancer Ralliart instead
“The actor who played Vince” lmao
The ending of the Furious7 is soul melting.
Do Up to Speed Holden Commodore or Holden Torana or Holden Monaro
Damn, so close... "motec system exhaust" ;)
Turbos with NOS? Pfffft. I run superchargers with methanol water injection in my LS2 swapped Integra with a Sadev exhaust.
SkidMarks I use my bike
SkidMarks Also, it has a flat tire right now
What are spoon engines? (I am not native english speaker)
But Tokyo Drift had Keiichi Tsuchiya. Don't know how that wasn't the best one.
less people know about the REAL DRIFT KING.
its a good film. but people say its shit because there is no paul walker and the original cast. after tokyo drift was in the trilogy of F&F, make it more better film
Tokyo Drift was really the best one. The franchise was supposed to expand away from the original crew but too many people boo hoo’d over no Paul Walker or Vin Diesel. They weren’t needed, the cast made the movies work just fine.
lowkey Tokyo Drift was my favorite F&F
Who gives a fu....
...first one, number one (no pun intended)
I feel like a huge point was missed by not speaking more about Paul and his untimely death. He was a passionate car guy and even died enjoying one of the pinnacle supercars ever made in a terrible accident. He was a great representative for automotive enthusiasm and it sucks that he’s gone. I think we all identified with him a lot and he made the franchise infinitely more authentic.
Donut media has done the video that was solely about Paul Walker and they also did a video about his car collection.
Fun observation - The plot of the first F&F is basically Point Break with import cars.
The reason why these newer FF movies are huge in the box office is because they were shown in China, there's a big growth in middle class there and it's a massive market for films, it's the same reason why Transformers and Avenger movies are raking in so much money.
As far as a pure car movie goes Tokyo drift was the best by far imo, they say when they made the first one they weren't expecting many actual car enthusiasts to go see it (I don't why they didn't but apparently they didn't) and I assume the same for a second. With Tokyo Drift it feels like they finally caught on that real car enthusiasts were into the movies so they went to actually accommodate to real car enthusiasts, and aside from it lacking the og cast it definitely delivered, I mean Keiichi Tsuchiya was a stunt coordinator and made a cameo, no normal audience member would have any idea who he is, he was just some Japanese actor to them
i agree... i just didnt like the fact they always smash and destroy cars ...american directors seem to like the idea of blowing expensive cars (even if its just CGI)
Strange. It is the only movie I can recall from them. Didnt watched the last one
big facts. exactly why I like tokyo drift better than any other, other than the original. if it wasn't for that movie an then years later discovering initial d (when they had it on Netflix) when I was like in the 5th grade, I prolly wouldn't know a damn thing about the Japanese car culture like I do now an the actual man himself that every calls the "Drift King" 🙏🏽 ever since then I've fallen in love with the Japanese culture in general after watching more anime's an shit
Then you should really watch Thunderbolt (Jackie Chan) it was another good underrated movie people don't know. Fast fact Jackie Chan likes his Evos.
And let's not forget they slapped an RB26 into a Mustang Fastback. Best of both worlds.
Fast N Furious 20,Drifting on Uranus's rings
Coming soon by the same people who makes Hot Wheels: Acceleracers....
Saturn's rings* (maybe whooosh)
dont give them idea
You need to go back to school lol
S. Bull r/whoosh
Tokyo Drift flopped? Seriously? That is probably my favourite of the entire series.
Every car guy ever: "I know I'm alone on this because I have such authentic taste so for ME tokyo drift is the best one"
Ikr
Tokyo Drift was my favorite, surprised it did so bad. My list goes:
1. Tokyo Drift
2. Fast and the Furious (1)
3. 2 Fast 2 Furious
4. Fast and Furious (4)
And that’s all of them
Hahaha I can shorten that list...
1. Tokyo Drift
2. Fast and Furious
And thats all of them. (Ok 2 Fast 2 Furious isnt too bad but thats where I end it.)
Natilyi M fast five still made some sense and I think was the last good one
@@santiagoocampo2344 is 5 the one in Brazil? Was kinda cool I agree...
Fast 5 should be on that list
5 is good.. but then after that oooof
And ironically enough, Tokyo Drift is the best movie of the bunch, by a long shot. Not just BECAUSE of the casting, but the story is actually something that'll get a non-car person emotionally invested, it has the coolest fucking rides of them all and it delivers dramatically.
Something none of the others do.
Tokyo drift had a flawed premise, you either drift or you race, you can't do both
jefgir Sure you can. They did it with Initial D.
@@cckiller0053 which is a manga, a cartoon that doesn't need to obey the laws of physics
jefgir And Fast & Furious is a movie, which doesn't need to obey the laws of physics. That's the thing about movies and games. You don't need to make them as realistic as possible, otherwise it's just creating something you see everyday, would you want that?
@@cckiller0053 yes, i would want that. Ever heard of suspension of desbelief?
I feel like getting kicked out of a 4 year (esp when it’s a party school) and going to community is the best thing to happen to A LOT of people lol
Goosebumps when they showed the ending of F7, See you again part. No mention of Gesal along with Han.
But does Fixd tell you if you have danger to your manifold?!?!
ITUBE Id buy it if it had a F&F mode that blinked that on my phone whenever my revs exceed a certain amount 😂
Idk why this dosent have more likes
shut up!
The real question nobody is asking
After Tokyo Drift, Fast and Furious turn into a Mission Impossible movie
Yup true
The 4th one was subtle tho...
Bruh facts men #Realtalk
When the original FnF came out, I was 20 years old and worked full time at an oil change shop, then straight to 8 hours of a college mechanics program, then home to work on my car. 6 days a week. I LIVED cars!
When that movie let out from theaters, EVERYONE leaving the theater with a tuner, hit the freeway to go race each other. So often, that you could tell everytime the movie let out. Everyone raced EVERYWHERE! It was a GREAT time in American/"auto-ficianado" culture. FAR better than the garbage fake news/politics that we have today.
I am a fan of politics, you could say, BUT, I will, & have, told EVERYONE that I know when the subject comes up, I would GLADLY trade every single tech advancement that we have today, for it to be, pre-OBD2, 1995 forever!!!
I still remember in 2001 after the movie ppl were acting up in parking lot
Lowkey tho, Tokyo Drift was the best out of all in the franchise, it sparked something in the lot of us that the others couldn't. It was magical to say the least.
without a doubt
i agree... i just didnt like the fact they always smash and destroy cars ...american directors seem to like the idea of blowing expensive cars (even if its just CGI)
I’ve watched Tokyo drift more than any other lol.
Even the drift king himself made a cameo haha
Paulo Cuento You don’t have to say that on every comment bro 👌🏾
When i was in high school, i downloaded the fast and the furious on limewire. It ended up being porn. Needless to say the rest is history, and now i walk with a limp with one forearm far stronger than the other.
😂😂😂🤣🤣😆😆😆🤣😆🤣😭
Today is the 20th anniversary of the opening of Fast & the Furious. Man, time sure does fly.
For a long time my fav F&F car was the yellow Veilside NSX that was in a few background shots in Tokyo Drift
Tokyo Drift has a special place in my heart, i actually liked it the most despite not liking the main character
Yep yep. The story was good its just the guy who played the main character was the issue.
dylan bonner Vin?
@@broccolisidedish5014 Sean the guy with the mustang running a nissan engine. He was secretly the antagonist. DK was the real protagonist. Han was the hero and deserves better. The latter two had the real hero cars, the 350z and the rx-7 respectively, both veilsides.
DK was not a protagonist. He was a dick head from the jump. If anything maybe an antihero but only if you’re stupid. Sean did it for the girl and learned respect or whatever. Not sure how he could ever be an antagonist
@@TipsyFGC wouldn't you be mad that your gf and your work partner leaves you for the new guy ?
I became interest in car because Han Rx-7 from Tokyo Drift.
The best F&F ever.
I think tokyo drift is the best ;)
Did you also learn grammar from Tokyo Drift as well?
LUL
I became interested in car because Han's Rx7 from Tokyo Drift.
Am I right now Mr.Grammar?
Chris Chen Actually, you're still wrong lol.
I saw this movie 8 times in the theatre. As a teen, I watched this a few times a day. As an adult, I watched it once a day. 15 times is a rookie number. Gotta pump those numbers up, my friend. I’ve seen this film hundreds of times.
I may be wrong, but I strongly remember Tokyo Drift not being advertised as heavily as the rest, and many of us didnt watch it until the DVD release. Am I alone on this?
Tokyo Drift was the best f&f and i stand by that
Correctomundo.
For some reason, TD makes me wanna watch 'Black Rain' again.
Agree 💯. Best cars, best race scenes and it was primarily about racing. Not some drug terrorist war Lord.
Tej said that hans death is not what it seems, 3 years ago
Damn right
R.I.P Paul Walker
Get over it already nigga
Almost 5 years
@@xdbetyar almost 5, he died in November 2013
Rip poor wanker (Lmao imma get killed)
XD fuck you bitch
@@tyler1147 thank for the correction
I have loved the first 3 films for a long time, and I couldn't figure out why until I rewatched Tokyo Drift and listened to Han talk about how life is making choices and never looking back while the camera pans out over the melancholic view of Shibuya crossing in Tokyo.
Then I knew.
Its time for a part two. Great video!
Uh, they didn’t say it, but I think the main reason FF7 and 8 made so much is because of Paul Walker
Paul wasn't in 8
Englashi I’m saying his death made the Fast and the Furious series way more popular
And this dude over there he ended the video without even saying anything about Paul Walker death, he fucked it up.
Taufique shaikh .... That’s because it’s not relevant to the topic being discussed about F&F?
Englashi Paul was in the 8th movie... he had already done most of his scenes before he died
I fkn love how people dont stop talking bout Tokio Drift is the best movie. Amazing
Even though the main actor was horrible. Says a lot about the rest of the franchise.
How people will say Hobbs & Shaw is the worst
@@derPetunientopf He was hot... So I didnt mind.
Obviously I am a minority among F&F fans though 😅
Natilyi M you females gotta start judging actors for how they act and not how good looking they are lol
@@EuroSpec39 Sorry I dont look for acting skills in a movie called "Tokyo Drift" 😅
September 11, 2021...
The part between 2:46 to 2:58 still gives me goosebumps...
Definitely my favorite out of all of them..just watch it on tbs at like 3am a few days ago...
Rest in peace Paul.
Someone finally mentioned the RB26 Mustang. Yes!
they even had it in the movie with the hood off to make sure people notice, but it just went over the heads of many fanboys who dont actually know shit about cars and like to play internet car guy.
It was an sr20
The funny thing is that only the hero cars had an RB in them. The Mustangs that did 90% of the drifting had a 430ci Ford Windsor V8 haha. www.google.com/amp/s/www.hotrod.com/articles/hdrp-0607-movie-car-builds/amp/
Yes, finally someone actually giveing credit to the first Fast and the Furious, for me it was the best one of the whole franchise ;D. Oh yeah, everything after Tokyo Drift was shit, that was when they started to ditch street racing for real brainless action, at least in my opinion ;D.
After Tokyo drift.... Racing is not there anymore.... I liked the way that a "silly" race could solve "real" problems
Yea pretty much 4 onwards is heisting/stealing and michael bay explosions.
After tokyo drift the story line is not even relevant to racing anymore, it's more about stunt and shit
@@4m4d3u564 and beefcakes
Mandernach Luca dude all the movies after Tokyo drift also made 10x more money
For me, the series ended with Tokyo Drift and that is my favorite.
my eyes were full of water when walker and dom raced the last time in their supra and chargers resp.
miss that guy... if he was alive the F&F movies were gonna be at another level...........
TOKYO DRIFT IS AMAZING it may be the red headed step child but I love it
awe thats cute lol
It’s better than Hobbs & Shaw
everyone loves redheads
Vinnay I’m red headed
tokyo drift is so underrated. Probably the only other movie in the series besides 1 that isnt some sort of box office action/heist film. in many ways, its more accurate of the car scene/people than 1. 1 was good, but i have to admit that 1 was more of a hiest movie that involved cars. Tokyo drift was more of car movie: a guy thrown into a new world and culture, and we got to see his process and growth.
The scene where the girl and main guy drives through the mountain at night...car people love that kind of stuff. Just driving at night with you and your machine in a state of bliss. They also had 2 iconic drift cars in the scene: Signal Auto's copper s13 and the Falken RX7. And an amazing song choice for that scene too!
digimon916 To be fair, 1 was mostly a car culture film with a heist tacked onto the tail end, along with the train jump and all that stuff. It does get mentioned at the start, but you don’t see the ramifications until 70% of the way through the movie.
The song choice, MAN...........FAST AND FURYOOOOOOOOOOO! DRIFT! DRIFT! DRIFT!
@@groundpound3126 hahahahahahahahaha! Accurate
@@pratyushjayachandran Top 1 f&f song imo, next to See u again for Paul Walker.
Hell my ring tone is from Tokyo Drift.
Paul would be proud how far this series got and is going
My favorite car from the franchise is the Letty's Plymouth Barracuda. It doesn't get much spotlight, but I love those cars.
After the third movie (Tokyo Drift) FF franchise turned into another action movie not centered around cars, but centered around ppl walking away from explosions and shit
Just because the more recent movies don't have supras and skylines it doesn't mean they're not centered around cars anymore. They diversified their classic cars you just don't know or care about them. It'd be kinda lame to recycle the same cars over and over again don't you think?
@@davidkim0678 exactly thats ejy each of Dom's chargers are different year models why the R34 was only in 2 and 4 and the supra and eclipse were only in 1. They cant keep using the same hero cars over and over peopme would get bored and eventually kill the franchise
Fast and Furious 1 2 3 became Bangs and Booms 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...
Supra was also in the last one brian was in as well
Yeah the first was the best
AND HECTORS GONNA BE RUNNING 3 HONDA CIVICS WITH SPOON ENGINES
@Richard Houghtaling That's what I love about these movies, because all this individually are real things (as long as you break it between Motek system and exhaust lol). But the way they combined them is just confusing. I mean they had a really good tech advisor on hand that tried to make it right but they just did it anyway.
You know I cant lose again.
Hector is now running 3 Civic Type Rs with quad turbos , titanium mufflers and a 2 step ECUs
Wat does that even mean
@@bobthebuilder1360 future tuning
“Fast food for the eyes” well no wonder I love it😂😂
My favorite was all of Brian's cars. The Supra, Eclipse, R34, Impreza, and the R35.
I’m 19 I was born January 2001, my parents to this day remind me that the first fast and the furious was the first movie that I watched all the way through without getting distracted. I was maybe 18 months old, I rewatched the movie at least weekly up until I was about 8. We didn’t have cable or internet to see when movies were released. Tokyo drift just came too theaters and I went too a cousins house and saw he had a movie called 2 fast 2 furious. He told me it was the next movie in the franchise and he told me a third one was coming out soon too. I still remember how excited I was to watch the movie as I watched that universal logo turn into the wheel on the truck. Literally the next day the cousin took me to see Tokyo Drift. I started to go and see each movie that came out after until 7. He moved further away so we don’t see each other as much but he still tells me about that time I came over and I ended up watching that 2 fast 2 furious. I grew up with these movies and I love all of them, even the newer ones. I don’t really care about how they turned away from car culture because it wasn’t only the cars I looked forward too. I love the characters energy with each other and I wouldn’t trade it for the world. When Paul died I was devastated. It was one of my dreams to meet him and it still kind of hurts knowing I never will. Life goes on, the first three movies are my whole childhood and I love them so much. Thanks if you read this far 😂 have a good day
Shut up
PG16 movie. Yeah let the baby watch it over and over, can't hurt... sheesh
@@rubensantos7190 are you ok
Honestly I could say the same damn.
Yeah as corny as 99% of the dialogue was that scene in the garage with the charger was probably one of the most iconic and relatable for a lot of car guys. A lot of people came to love vehicles because of the times spent with a parent or sibling wrenching, cruising, and racing. And think we have all had that car or that "Unicorn" that scared the shit out of us or never quite had the best of luck with.
Especially nowadays when you hear the dialog along with the melody in the background...
Chills...
Worlds longest quarter mile in history
Mines an E39 M5... Gutted with bigger throttle bodies and straight pipes etc etc...
Scares the sh!t out of me... I like 4 bangers FWD Euros or JDM inline 6s...
own em, love em! ...& as a 30+ year 1st gen monte carlo owner, my favorite is the 1st 15 minutes of tokyo... right up to the point they flipped "my car" aaarg!!! (haha) ...another great video, thanx guys
This franchise knows what it is.
The movies are over the top stupid fun and that is why I love them.
The first one and Tokyo drift are my favourite for different reasons, the characters and the feeling of my youth vs the drift and cars, the other movies of the series are to me more like a classic recipe of a hollywood action movie than movies in an actual fast and furious spirit
The franchise has gone “too Hollywood” first 3 movies were the best!!
so true
I actually would group 4 in with the first 3 personally. I think 5 onwards was where it became too much, but I'll still watch it for the cars
@@Droptima15 I think 5 was better than 4 imo, felt more like where the series shouldve ended
Only first one is great
@@walkacrossit they definitely should've stopped with 5. That had the perfect ending, but it made too much money...
Absolutely superb video about my favourite movie saga. The first and 2nd one are still my favourites, hell I don't even mind Tokyo Drift
Bravo Nolan! Great video!
For me the newer movies are too much brainless action
I stopped watching after ff5
Shawn Stafford I don't think there's anything wrong with cgi, do you?
The newer ones have gone more from cool stuff like the supras and such, to just big supercars and such. Lost a lot of its original initial street racer scene flare.
Yeeeee true
@Shawn Stafford The funny thing is, you look at the behind the scenes of these films, alot of the action scenes are done practically with a blending of cgi which makes the practical parts so fake looking. In 7, when Brian is hanging onto Letty's Challenger as she is doing a 180 near the edge of a cliff, they actually had Paul Walker, or his stunt double, hanging off the car's spoiler and attached to wires. And how they were allowed to take out so many trees while filming on that road is beyond me.
Streets closed pizza boy, find another way home!
Maxxas Crow Goddamned street racers
We got another 187 on Glendale!!
Maxxas Crow by the way the "pizza boy" was the director from the movie
Hector Jacques Giovani Lima Santos interesante
But you guys ordered the pizza!
Great vid!
People say that their is too much action and lesser cars but still it's great
It’s funny because the 1st faf and Tokyo drift were my favorite movies. Tokyo drift was really underrated.
I agree!
I can't be the only one that likes Tokyo Drift!?
Tokyo drift was my favorite it the most realistic and least cheesy of the films
it was a mustang with an rb26. literally an s15 engine in a muscle car. it's symbolic in many ways of how sean, an american kid, become assimilated and accustomed with the japanese drift culture. A sylvia beats a 350z so if you put its engine in a mustang i wouldnt be surprised if it won...
Yousef Khan
The RB26 was NEVER offered in ANY S chassis. To add to this, it was only ever offered in GTR model skylines from r32-r34, along with one oddball NA RB26 that was offered in 1 other car that I cant think of right now, other than that, all skylines were offered with other variants of the RB, rb20-25 and 30. Silvias and other S chassis ran CA18, SR20 or KA24 in america. Next, while S chassis are by far the most common and easiest drift cars around, the 350z is literally second in line. The Z has an NA v6, and produces more power than any S chassis engine in stock form, CA, KA, or SR. It is a lot heavier obviously but saying a silvia beats a Z is an ignorant statement. Beats it in what exactly?
Lastly the engine does absolutely nothing to how the suspension on a car works. You could put a ferrari engine in a golf but i wouldn't be expecting the golf to act like a ferrari now. The mustang uses a solid rear axle, has a very heavy body, high centre of gravity, etc. These are all things that will STOP a car from being a nice drift car. If you put an SR20 (the most powerful S chassis engine available from factory) in a steel body stang without any work done to the engine, I'd be surprised if it beat a bus off the line. That's a lot of weight to haul for such a tiny engine with no torque that makes power almost solely through high revs.
As if you wouldn't be surprised if the stang won. Even if you use the RB26 instead as an example (because I know that's what you meant, but you clearly don't know what engines come in what cars), the 350z will still always be the better handling car and when drifting around corners will be much more stable, hold more grip, and be able to transition much easier due to the independent rear suspension setup, lower ride height and centre of gravity, etc. The only solid axle car/s that really have any place in the drifting world are old RWD corollas, because they don't have enough power in the first place to be able to utilise a IRS setup properly while drifting and when you run low power low weight you really want the car to slide itself so you can keep momentum up. The only other exception I'll mention when it comes to solid axles is Vaughn Gittin JR who uses solid axles in his mustangs, however these are the most complex, expensive and adjustable solid axles you will ever see and are designed just for him.
Rip my hero Paul Walker ✊🏽
When at the end of the video the said song and Brian and Dom were splitting up it almost made me cry
The problem with the franchise is that they slowly turned into your ordinary action movies with agents, guns, and explosion
And also they didn't have iconic cars like they used to
Raihan Azmi it became less about cars and car culture and more about action, stunts and heists. After the 4th one, it was all downhill.
Yes exaclty!
Movie have to change.all cars no guns nttg.wud b boring.so go fuck ur self
@CALEB ANDERSON in mother Russia, troll farm send electroshock to troll during middle of comment to make discipline
All the cars are still iconic..what are you even talking about
Even tho it bombed, Tokyo drift is one of my favs
yep
The last scene in fast 7 makes me cry almost every time
The first movie was a culmination of the 90's small car scene in Australia. Including the Datsun 1600, Toyota Celica, Suzuki swift, Daihatsu charade, Honda Crx amongst others. I won hot hatch at the Adelaide Autosalon, which got me tickets to see the premiere. The car park that night looked like a scene from the movie, everybody was pumped. Great memories. Then the police started cracking down...
Tbh tokyo drift was easily my favourite. It sucks how the movies are now less and less about nodded cars and more and more about stunts, but I understand its for wider appeal and ticket sales. Just sucks because theres no alternative
still figuring out why the heck that floor pan fell off...
Damage to the manifold. Duh!
yeah. that always bugged me light weight race car bolt on heavy metal floor pan?
And Dom later sits comfortably on that eclipse before being fried!!
@@athulskumar9361 lol, Brian put it back on before rescuing Dom.
Forgot blinker fluid
Finally someome who appreciates the first movie for more than just the cars, the good character moments and a great undercover movie
Best thing they did about Paul's departure? The first car he built with vin diesel in the franchise was a Toyota supra, the car they use to send him off in the movie was a supra.
F&F is the best example of an RPG campaign gone off the rails and the DM just rolling with it.
This might be the best explanation I've ever heard of this Franchise.
@@tlreclipse1126 And now more then ever...
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Hector is gonna be running 3 Honda Civic's with spoon engines. On top of that he just came into Harry's and ordered 3 t66 turbo's with NOS's and a Motec System Exhaust.
Even though Tokyo drift didn’t have paul its still one of my favorite faf movie
It was every car guys favorite movie of the series, all others besides first and second movie were just pointless action type trash dedicated to mass audience, which is sad as hell
Fast and Furious also made car shows and racing really popular again.