I just saw F&F 3!!! Tokyo Drift!!!
06-16-2006, 09:51 AM
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Originally posted by acfalconhawk
the official website for the movie said it was.
engine 2001 Nissan skyline RB26
transmission 1998 Nissan skyline 5speed RWD
the official website for the movie said it was.
engine 2001 Nissan skyline RB26
transmission 1998 Nissan skyline 5speed RWD
06-16-2006, 08:42 PM
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S15 engine? Did you watch the movie? Its an RB26. It was in the S15, but definitely not an SR20.
My girlfriend and I both enjoyed this movie. Its a lot of action and less cheesey dialog about which the writers know nothing. They aren't passing drifting off as new in the movie, it is just new to the main character.
Spoiler: Anyone else catch the Keiichi Tsuchiya kameo? I laughed so hard.
I dunno, I think this movie actually offers a lot to people who just want to go see a flick with some cool looking cars and good action, without having your intelligence insulted like you did in the first two movies (mostly the first one, but the second one was pretty rediculous too) Plus the storyline/characters are much improved over the previous movies.
The action scenes were great, chalk one up for actually using stunt drivers instead of cars on platforms for most of the shots. There were a couple of shots that looked digital, but most looked very, very good.
All in all I had a fun friday at the cinema.
My girlfriend and I both enjoyed this movie. Its a lot of action and less cheesey dialog about which the writers know nothing. They aren't passing drifting off as new in the movie, it is just new to the main character.
Spoiler: Anyone else catch the Keiichi Tsuchiya kameo? I laughed so hard.
I dunno, I think this movie actually offers a lot to people who just want to go see a flick with some cool looking cars and good action, without having your intelligence insulted like you did in the first two movies (mostly the first one, but the second one was pretty rediculous too) Plus the storyline/characters are much improved over the previous movies.
The action scenes were great, chalk one up for actually using stunt drivers instead of cars on platforms for most of the shots. There were a couple of shots that looked digital, but most looked very, very good.
All in all I had a fun friday at the cinema.
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06-16-2006, 10:41 PM
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Originally posted by silviaks2nr
I think the redneck guy is supposed to represent america
I think the redneck guy is supposed to represent america
Going in I thought that he would annoy the crap out of me, but it really wasn't bad. The only thing southern about him was his accent.
06-18-2006, 07:45 PM
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Originally posted by SneakyMilo
S15 engine? Did you watch the movie? Its an RB26. It was in the S15, but definitely not an SR20.
My girlfriend and I both enjoyed this movie. Its a lot of action and less cheesey dialog about which the writers know nothing. They aren't passing drifting off as new in the movie, it is just new to the main character.
Spoiler: Anyone else catch the Keiichi Tsuchiya kameo? I laughed so hard.
I dunno, I think this movie actually offers a lot to people who just want to go see a flick with some cool looking cars and good action, without having your intelligence insulted like you did in the first two movies (mostly the first one, but the second one was pretty rediculous too) Plus the storyline/characters are much improved over the previous movies.
The action scenes were great, chalk one up for actually using stunt drivers instead of cars on platforms for most of the shots. There were a couple of shots that looked digital, but most looked very, very good.
All in all I had a fun friday at the cinema.
S15 engine? Did you watch the movie? Its an RB26. It was in the S15, but definitely not an SR20.
My girlfriend and I both enjoyed this movie. Its a lot of action and less cheesey dialog about which the writers know nothing. They aren't passing drifting off as new in the movie, it is just new to the main character.
Spoiler: Anyone else catch the Keiichi Tsuchiya kameo? I laughed so hard.
I dunno, I think this movie actually offers a lot to people who just want to go see a flick with some cool looking cars and good action, without having your intelligence insulted like you did in the first two movies (mostly the first one, but the second one was pretty rediculous too) Plus the storyline/characters are much improved over the previous movies.
The action scenes were great, chalk one up for actually using stunt drivers instead of cars on platforms for most of the shots. There were a couple of shots that looked digital, but most looked very, very good.
All in all I had a fun friday at the cinema.
06-20-2006, 09:50 PM
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first, did you notice that the main guy (forgot his name) kept callin bow wow twink? isnt that a bad name for gay ppl? maybe its supposed to be a hidden message! lol jk jk jk
second, is it me, or did the girl that dude falls for say that she had a throttle response? i never knew people had throttle response =P
second, is it me, or did the girl that dude falls for say that she had a throttle response? i never knew people had throttle response =P
06-21-2006, 04:27 PM
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Originally posted by my_kinda_livin
first, did you notice that the main guy (forgot his name) kept callin bow wow twink? isnt that a bad name for gay ppl? maybe its supposed to be a hidden message! lol jk jk jk
second, is it me, or did the girl that dude falls for say that she had a throttle response? i never knew people had throttle response =P
first, did you notice that the main guy (forgot his name) kept callin bow wow twink? isnt that a bad name for gay ppl? maybe its supposed to be a hidden message! lol jk jk jk
second, is it me, or did the girl that dude falls for say that she had a throttle response? i never knew people had throttle response =P
You see, a Twinkie is yellow on the outside, and white on the inside; a perfect, horribly racist nickname for the caucasian star's sidekick. Of course, put a black guy in there and it doesn't make any sense. At least they weren't stupid enough to change it to "Oreo" instead...
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