How many of you guys are going to watch this movie and once you leave the theater race each other on the way home

 

probably none, check the civic forums

 

i remember that from the first one.
Everyone thought they were F&F

 

I may rent it...hell, I haven't even seen the first one.

 

I think this guy will,He's a die hard fan of the first one

 

i hope thats a temp tatoo

 

 

I love how the ricers who make this movie, always have bed things happen to American Muscle cars.... They are just venting their anger from having their a$$$es handed to them by Stangs and LS1's...

 

They also get some of the worst actors...

 

i saw it already at a taping.. i think this one is alot better than the last one.. vin diesel isn't in it. =D (sorry for this, but he really can't act). and it seems to me that their major sponsor has changed so no more "NOS" talking.

 

ok ok
i will go watch......i want to see the cars (especially the skyline)
FLAME AWAY

 

Watching this movie whether it's good or bad is fine.

But peeling away from the theater parking lot, doing donuts at the scene, and then racing around the streets thinking one can drive as well as the stunt people of that movie is another thing. That's what happened after the opening of the first movie, and it caused a lot of problems and annoyed the crap out of people.

If a ricer gets all pumped up after watching this movie, I rather him/her wait and take it to some place private that'll allow for such things. Or take it all off a cliff by accident. I don't care which as long as they don't hurt others while losing control over their cars.

 

Some ricer idiot was flying down a street here (two lanes each direction with a median lined with big trees) and lost control of his car going downhill on a slightly off camber corner and bit it into one of the big trees. He must have really been flying because he bent his rice-mobile in half. I can't imagine he lived. I wonder if it was worth it...

 

The freaking cars are computer animated. They can't even get sklled drivers...this movie's

 

Yeah, when Paul Walker is your feature actor, you know you're in trouble. I cant blame Vin for wanting to have a real career.