2 fast and 2 furious s2000...Ewww
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From: HERNDON
the movie sucked. They were weaving in and out of traffic when they did not need to. Trying to make it look like they had skillz or something. The story line was so weak. Plus, the car selection sucked. Evo is nice but the paint job on that car was horrible.
and yeah a c5, saleen and a viper could not keep up with a mitsu. spyder. hahah. i guess it was just time pass.
and yeah a c5, saleen and a viper could not keep up with a mitsu. spyder. hahah. i guess it was just time pass.
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I don't know about you guys but I actually think part I was really cool and I bought the dvd. I watch it once in a while(not the whole thing but just the racing scenes) You know you say it's gay, rice, lame, or whatever you say it is but you go watch the movie anyways....hmmm but then, it's my humble opinion
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from the N.Y. Times Movie Review, published 06/07/03
MOVIE REVIEW | '2 FAST 2 FURIOUS'
Classy Chassis, Unleaded Love
By A. O. SCOTT
Eli Reed/Universal Studios
Cars equipped with drivers: Paul Walker in "2 Fast 2 Furious," a sequel directed by John Singleton.
Singleton, John
Walker, Paul
"2 Fast 2 Furious," a new seatbelt-awareness film that opens nationwide today, features two very fine and touching performances, both of them by cars. Indeed, the movie, directed by John Singleton from a script by Michael Brandt and Derek Haas, can be seen as something of a love story, in which a pair of tricked-out Mitsubishis
MOVIE REVIEW | '2 FAST 2 FURIOUS'
Classy Chassis, Unleaded Love
By A. O. SCOTT
Eli Reed/Universal Studios
Cars equipped with drivers: Paul Walker in "2 Fast 2 Furious," a sequel directed by John Singleton.
Singleton, John
Walker, Paul
"2 Fast 2 Furious," a new seatbelt-awareness film that opens nationwide today, features two very fine and touching performances, both of them by cars. Indeed, the movie, directed by John Singleton from a script by Michael Brandt and Derek Haas, can be seen as something of a love story, in which a pair of tricked-out Mitsubishis
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Originally posted by ralper
Step 1: depress the clutch. Step 2: yank the gearshift. Step 3: grimace and shout in the ethnic slang idiom of your choice. Repeat as necessary until you crash into something or find it advisable to activate the nitrogen-powered booster rockets, now available from your dealer as part of the special doofus hotrod sport package.
Step 1: depress the clutch. Step 2: yank the gearshift. Step 3: grimace and shout in the ethnic slang idiom of your choice. Repeat as necessary until you crash into something or find it advisable to activate the nitrogen-powered booster rockets, now available from your dealer as part of the special doofus hotrod sport package.
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--John
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Originally posted by ssanae77
I don't know about you guys but I actually think part I was really cool and I bought the dvd. I watch it once in a while(not the whole thing but just the racing scenes) You know you say it's gay, rice, lame, or whatever you say it is but you go watch the movie anyways....hmmm but then, it's my humble opinion
I don't know about you guys but I actually think part I was really cool and I bought the dvd. I watch it once in a while(not the whole thing but just the racing scenes) You know you say it's gay, rice, lame, or whatever you say it is but you go watch the movie anyways....hmmm but then, it's my humble opinion
