Phonearl Good start, but then it gets ruined

Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Staci Frederick Blistering performances.

BA_Harrison When street-racer Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) is murdered by a member of the Braga drug cartel, Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) teams up with FBI agent Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker) to bring those responsible to justice.Fast & Furious, the inventively titled fourth film in the popular Fast and Furious franchise, delivers more pedal to the metal, full-throttle, high-octane thrills and spills. But where the series was originally little more than 'car-porn' geared towards young petrol-heads and custom car fans, this entry takes a slightly different route, the action more accessible to those who, like me, drive a very sensible family hatchback with zero street cred and nothing under the hood, but who still enjoy slick, undemanding popcorn blockbuster fun.With a plot that offers broader appeal, Vin Diesel back in the driving seat, accompanied by Walker, Rodriguez, and Jordana Brewster as his sexy younger sister, and an early role for Gal 'Wonder Woman' Gadot, part four is the most enjoyable Fast & Furious so far.

The Movie Diorama Fast & Furious 4. Fast & Fourious. 2 Fast 2 4ious: Tokyo Drift. What a way to reboot a franchise, by literally removing the definite article from its title. Someone give that person a medal because sweet lord it didn't work. Dom joins forces with Brian to bring down a drug cartel in Mexico who happened to have been involved with Letty's death. Wait was that a spoiler? No, it's in the trailer, synopsis and every other critic review, plus everyone has essentially tackled this eternal soap opera by now. After the "masterpiece" that was 'Tokyo Drift', director Justin Lin takes back the series by ensuring Dom and his crew return for some high octane action. Yes? No. Granted, the car chases were well filmed and are always exhilarating to witness but I expected nothing less. It's the franchise's trademark. Whether it be street racing through night time Los Angeles or rampaging through urban Mexico, always thrilling when it's also accompanied by pounding techno beats. It gets my blood flowing. Unfortunately though, that's all this chapter has going for it. These returning characters are portrayed with such monotony and dullness that actually I didn't care for any of them. Diesel can grumble all he wants in a bid to enhance the physicality of Dom, yet he is a boring protagonist. Brian acts as his lap dog and, again, is boring. The antagonist was generic, same can be said about the plot which was ever so reminiscent to 'Point Break'. The acting was functional although Brewster, bless her for having her name on the front cover, was useless at conveying any emotion. The extent of her emotive acting is a smile at the end. Nice! The atrocious visual effects detracted from many of the action scenes, particularly the Mexican border tunnel chase. It resembled something you would find in a PlayStation game, y'know those polygonal cutscenes. It's neither fast or furious, it's just really really dull. Fortunately the franchise picks up substantially in future sequels!

jacobjohntaylor1 I did not the like the first movie of The fast and the furious. I did like 2 fast 2 furious. I also liked fast the furious Tokyo drift. But this is better. Fast five is better. And Furious 7 is also better. This movie has a great story line. It also has great acting. It is very fast past. This is one of the best action movie of the last decade. 6.6 is a good ratting. But this is such a great movie that 6.6 is underrating it. If you like acting movies than you should see this movie. It is a great movie. You should see this movie. It is a great movie. I give it 9. It is so cool. If you like action movies you will like it. This is a very cool movie. See it.

Eddie Cantillo Fast & Furious(2009) Starring: Vin Disel, Paul Walker, Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster, John Ortiez, Laz Alonso, Gal Gadot, Jack Conley, Shea Whigham, Liz lapria, Sung Kang, Don Omar, Brandon T. Jackson, and Mousa Kraish Directed By: Justin Lin Review New Model. Original Parts. These movies may be fast but they need to catch up and that's exactly what they started doing with this one. Not to mention it has a perfect title Fast & Furious, this should have been the third film to be released instead of Tokyo Drift. Tokyo Drift was just utterly terrible. When a crime brings them back to L.A., fugitive ex-con Dom Toretto reignites his feud with agent Brian O'Conner. But as they are forced to confront a shared enemy, Dom and Brian must give in to an uncertain new trust if they hope to outmaneuver him. And the two men will find the best way to get revenge: push the limits of what's possible behind the wheel. The opening sequence of the film was amazing it was like a heist where they were getting on a cargo to steal some( well to be honest I don't what they were trying to get) but right when they complete that mission soon someone dies and that causes a great dispute for Don Tretto. The performances from the cast like Vin Disel, he isn't great but he isn't bad he's just good. Michelle Rodriguez is the weakest of the cast and was barely in the movie so I guess that was good and Paul Walker was good. But everyone else was terrible. The direction from Justin Lin was better this time around I felt like with Tokyo Drift he was more up for shining flashy cars at you in bad ass racing. Fast & Furious is a step up in the series it's got some good acting, great action sequences but falls short with some bad acting and an uninteresting plot that falls flat. Fast & Furious gets a two and a half out of five.