all vance needs is to ditch that fishing pole antenna :biggrin:
Overall I wouldn't say it's a waste of money, but if anyone hasn't watched it, wait for the DVD. (hey, you might see more cars in bonus footages)
Too bad she couldn't act...lol, but my driver's seat is pertty fine...lol
I just came back from the movie. I was surprised by the fact that the camera angle in the actual movie is slightly different than the trailers. Pertty cool.
As I have indicated this time last year, my car will be used at the very end of the movie as a way to set up a sequel - If they decides to make it. Judging by the turn out tonight at the theater, I think they will.
Even though the usage of my car in this movie was short, I like effectiveness and the cinematography, AND they used the actual exhaust note from my car!!!
... you will be heroes on this forum for having made such a sacrifice.
Vance, well if they do use your car that would be cool. I had my NSX in the lot and after the movie, there were some people pointing at it.
This movie did not focus enough on the cars, but then again this is a car forum and we are all biased towards those kinds of details. It would be nice to see some more airtime for NSX's. BTW, I'm predicting that Walker will be a renegade cop/agent on the run in the next one. Otherwise, it wouldn't make any sense.
Still how did that charger resurface after blowing to smitherines? Were we not suppose to notice?
Haha, I agree, but for a minute there I thought I was watching NCIS, Law & Order, what-have-you. Too many scenes in the FBI headquarters. Although I did laugh when that whiny FBI guy got his ass kicked.The most retarded part of the movie was the GPS/Ugly Import Models/Video game display during the street race. Other than that, it wouldn't be F&F without the bad acting, corny racing, and bad editing.
The movie did well. I think world wide box office is so far, over $200 million, and the movie cost $100 million.