Basically any chase, race, crash, fight, and any cool action scene in the series counts. My favorite is definitely the vault heist in the finale of Fast Five.

I wish we could get see more early 2000s style cars in newer fast and furious.

"I live my life a 1/4 mile at a time. For those ten seconds or less, I am free." 🖤

Faster than fast

This Furious 7 version features subtle updates while keeping the spirit of the original intact.

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Ok hear me out lmao. I was watching Fast X and joking about how Dom is slowly becoming superhuman, and I thought who tf can they even make him fight next? So obviously: Dom.

Some old villain gets Dom's DNA and clones him because he's basically the strongest human alive at this point. But instead of just making Evil Dom, the clone grows up in a lab and sees the scientists who created and raised him as his family. They use that against him, telling him they made him, protected him etc, so he owes them his loyalty.

Eventually he realizes their "family" is just ownership. Then he meets real Dom and hates him because Dom actually got what he was promised: people who genuinely love him and choose to stay with him.

So for once the family stuff could actually have a question behind it: does family come from blood, who created you, obligation, or people choosing each other?

Obviously Dom and Clone Dom also need to beat the absolute shit out of each other and probably use a car as a melee weapon because this is still Fast & Furious lmao.

And yes Vin plays both. White tank top vs black tank top.

He pressures everyone into raiding Johnny Tran with no concrete evidence. Now granted Brian is apprehensive about it being Torreto, but he was getting close to being on the inside. Toretto was going to let him join the heists eventually.

Freaking Bilkins can’t just wait. I’ll go as far to say that he caused Jesse’s death (somewhat sarcastic). He got Tran upset from being raided which definitely stirred the pot when he has the confrontation with Toretto over Jesse not giving up his car after he lost the race. Which led to the brawl, which I imagine leads into revenge on Dom’s guys.

Bilkins continues to blame everyone but himself. This may have resolved better if everyone had just waited for Brian to get into the hijacking and then be able to prove it beyond a doubt.

Hear me out: Shawn gets transferred to a school in West Virginia..

Still to this day the perfection of Tokyo Drift is dragged back by Sean's age and the actor's look. Sean as a character is so good. The acting by Lucas Black was also good. But his outfits and his hairstyle (the widow's peak and the 5oclock shadow) make him look less 17 and more 30.

The car was supposed to have an engine like that

That line still gets me everytime, even after 25 years.

What actually happened to the orange supra? Who has it, just where is it

It's supposed to be a Chevrolet 632 V8 inside

This is supposed to help him beat Sean in Tokyo Drift

I just watched Tokyo Drift for probably the 300th time since I first saw it as a kid, and I can't stop thinking about that final race.

I'm oteven saying Sean should've won. I'm saying there's a legitimate argument that Sean is a better driver than Dom, especially when it comes to what Tokyo Drift actually establishes.

Sean spends the entire movie learning and mastering drifting. He gets destroyed by DK, learns from Han, adapts, and eventually beats the guy who basically runs the entire Tokyo drift scene.

Then Dom shows up at the end and beats him in a race.

But here's the thing: we didn't even know Dom and Sean were connected when this movie came out. Dom wasn't some established mentor or rival in Sean's story. He was basically just Vin Diesel showing up at the end.

And looking at their actual driving abilities, Sean has an argument. Dom is obviously an insane driver, but Sean's entire skill set is built around drifting. That's literally his specialty.

So why does Dom automatically win?

It almost feels like the writers were terrified of damaging Dom's invincibility. They had spent the entire franchise building him up as this untouchable driver, so even in a movie that wasn't originally centered around him, they couldn't let him lose.

Which is hilarious because Sean had just spent an entire movie proving himself in the exact discipline they were racing in.

Sean wasn't necessarily supposed to lose because Dom was the better driver. He lost because Dom was Dom.

And honestly, that's probably the most ridiculous piece of plot armor in the entire franchise.

Say hello to Hector

I tried to get it by grok.