The Fast and the Furious - Tokyo Drift (2006)

Meaningless and do more harm than good

I watched this DVD just because I have watched Initial D (the same car racing / drifting gerne) animation. I watched it just because I wanted to know how it could be shot with real people. To my disappointment, I found it was a very useless theme. There is no actual reason for this drifting/racing. I guess that is a teenage thing -- anger. I believe a lot of 1-star had been giving to this film and I am not going to eleborate any more.

I found it has a real bad influence to anyone who loves cars and those who always wanted to race. Even though the main character, Sean, never really injured in the movie, all his opponents died! Right, they all died. If anyone has a clear mind, Sean is just on the border and he could be the next one in line.

Last 2 words -- Drive Safely.
June 9, 2008

Better than I expected.

This movie was great. I watch many time, then I began to try drifting on my own car. It didn't work out so well and now I'm in a major law suit with the director and producer of this film. May 21, 2008

Tokyo Drift

I bought this video for my teenage son. It was an okay film for teens, but not for adults. The first two Fast and Furious films were better than Tokyo Drift, and had much more action, and stunt driving.

The theme in The Fast And The Furious Toykyo Drift was about an American teen who had problems and was sent to live with his father in Tokyo, Japan. He didn't fit in well and found himself in trouble almost from the start of the film.

I watched the movie with my son, and the only part I found interesting was the "drifting" part of the movie. The rest was as usual in teen movies... March 23, 2008

it's racing time

The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift is a pretty decent action flick. It's about a teenager (who looks like he's about 30) who constantly gets in trouble for racing cars against other people. So his mother ships him off to Japan and to be with his father, who was in the Navy and doesn't take any nonsense from his son.

However, his son must not be too bright, seeing as how the father has to explain to the boy time and time again he won't put up with his car racing hobby (and when the father eventually found out anyway but the son tried to explain why he was racing didn't make much sense to me) and yet, he continues to race anyway.

Throughout the movie, the teenager has to deal with a tough Japanese gang who not only races cars, but doesn't tolerate a lot of garbage from people. This of course leads to some fighting scenes later on.

The actual car races are fun to watch, and there's a lot of storyline focus on the races themselves, which makes this movie an action-packed quality adventure. I like it, and I'm sure most people who like action and car racing will feel the same. March 1, 2008

Fun...guilty pleasure

Even though I am well above the age that should like movies such as this...I couldn't help but be entertained.

It doesn't get any shallower than this movie....the first FATF movie was about young 20 somethings trying to find their place in the world...Tokyo drift takes us back to the highschool days (but uses 20 something actors)both in America and Japan....exaggerated and stereotyped versions of both.

The plot and acting doesn't even meet the standards of a Disney teen flick..but if you love cars, (particularly Japanese imports) street races and chases...then Tokyo Drift is for you. It is beautifully filmed...and looks spectacular in HD. This movie is all about over saturated colors, pumping music and screaming engines/screeching tires. Just toss a bag of popcorn in the microwave, shift your brain into neutral (no thinking required) and have a good time with this movie. March 1, 2008

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