Paul Walker

Vin Diesel

Michelle Rodriguez

Jordana Brewster

Rick Yune

Chad Lindberg

Johnny Strong

Matt Schulze

Ja Rule

Ted Levine

Thom Barry

Vyto Ruginis

Stanton Rutledge

Noel Gugliemi

R.J. 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

Kevin Smith

David Ayer

Peter Honess

John Pogue

Gary Scott Thompson

Erik Bergquist

Ericson Core

Doug Claybourne

Ronna Kress

Sanja Milković Hays

Deborah La Mia Denaver

Matthew W. Mungle

Maria Baker

Michael C. Stone

Michael Germain

Georgina Williams

Tony Perez

Florence Fellman

Alex Sessing

Waldemar Kalinowski

Monica Frommholz

Kevin Kavanaugh

Barry Kingston

Roddy Stayton

Charles Page

Laura Macias

Sean Rowe

Tim Walston

Thad Beier

Steve Mann

Lawrence Karman

Glenn Hoskinson

Matt Sweeney

Lori J. Nelson

Mic Rodgers

Malcolm Brown Jr.

Kim Secrist

Howard Neiman

Daniel J. Leahy

Mary Stuart

Jay Nierenberg

Rebecca Marie

Mike Wassel

Charles Deenen

Steve Nelson

Michelle Eisenreich

Michael C. Casper

Constance Bracewell

Brad Kuehn

Bruce Stambler

Bruce Dickson

Michael Pescasio

Jonathan Lucas

Pål Bugge Haagenrud

Brett Carroll

Michael Singer

Joseph D. Urbanczyk

John Trapman

Jeffery J. Tufano

Bob Marshak

Garet Reilly

Lawrence Quon

Jody Hummer

Deirdre Horgan

John Feinblatt

Carl Boles

David Marder

Kenji Luster

Terry Wilson

Irena Stepić

Deborah Laub

Creighton Bellinger

Michael J. Wassel

Syd Dutton

J. Michael Muro

Gloria Ciraolo

Clint Schultz

Joy Zapata

Loren Corl

Kostas Theodosiou

Jamie Kemp

Mike Currie

Bill Marti

Michael Kehoe

Helen Kozora

John Characky

Maureen Holmes

Kevin A. Canamar

Tyler Lafferty

Steven Kissick

Lisa Rodgers

Johnny D'Mara

Chris Samp

Jeff Hay

Bryan M. Cahill

Robert Simokovic

The Fast and the Furious Collection

Action

Crime

Thriller

The Fast and the Furious

Ardustry Entertainment

Universal Pictures

Original Film

Mediastream Film GmbH & Co. Productions KG

Germany

United States of America

English

***Kinetic, “hip” street-racing flick with Vin Diesel and Paul Walker***

A newbie to Los Angeles (Paul Walker) falls for a café host (Jordana Brewster) while trying to join a street-racing gang led by her brother, Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel). Meanwhile the LAPD are trying to apprehend a radical group on the highways that targets semis and their valuable cargo. Michelle Rodriguez is on hand as Dom’s babe while Matt Schulze plays an angry member of his gang.

“The Fast and the Furious” (2001) was the beginning of the popular street-racing franchise that currently has eight movies with two more planned. The over-the-top action is akin to “The Road Warrior” (1981) while the tone mixes the comic book melodrama of “The Warriors” (1979) and “Torque” (2004) with the more serious air of “Grand Canyon” (1991) and “Training Day” (2001). (Yes, I realize “Torque” and “Training Day” debuted after this one; I’m just providing comparative references). 

Speaking of the tone, there’s no goofiness and the actors take everything dead seriously, which is good in my book, but the flick has several unintentional laughs because, while quasi-realistic, the thrills & posing are so exaggerated.

Brewster and Rodriguez are effective in the feminine department, but neither do much for me personally. There are a few good-looking ladies in the periphery, however.

The soundtrack contains several dynamic urban numbers, including the excellent “Deep Enough” by Live.

The movie runs 1 hour, 46 minutes and was shot in Los Angeles & nearby areas (San Bernardino, Hemet, Malibu, Westminster, Beverly Hills, etc.).

GRADE: B

Leslie Kell

I can’t call this film a legend. The film, which gave a big push in such a concept as street racing and tuning cars. He raised interest in illegal races on the night streets, gave life to such a renowned game like Need for Speed: Underground, which in turn gained countless fans. And maybe the storyline is really simple and without frills, but its implementation is worthy of deep respect.

The Movie Mob

Point Break with cars! Sure it is a little cheesy but in the best way. Fun cast and fun premise. Diesel, Walker, Rodriguez, and Brewster deliver a great movie.

**Once again, Point Break with cars. Do you need more?**

CinemaSerf

To be honest, the thin plot doesn't really matter here. This is just a good excuse for some fit people who look great to race souped-up production cars at break-neck speed around Los Angeles. Eye-candy Paul Walker ("Brian") and hardened "Dom" (Vin Diesel) look like they are truly pumped up for their roles and given neither have much by the way of dialogue to remember, they just get on with it. The soundtrack is irritating but the production and stunt work match the high octane pace of the film and I quite enjoyed it.

Wait, what?  There is a heck of a lot left hanging here.  Almost feels like they started filming without a finished screen play and then stopped when the pages ran out, threw in a race at the end, and then left it there.

The Truck jacking story line had no real resolution.  One bad heist and it sort of ended there.  The racing thing had only a minor resolution....

... and then there were no real repercussions for anyone's actions and that is where the movie ends.  Only one arc was finished and that is it.

And so far, no, three movies in and they never really wrapped anything up.

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