Negotiator", not to mention a huge production like "The Godfather", so I had to try my best to show off computer stunts, so CGI animation became popular, or 11, 12 or even 13 stars were piled up to make up the number, and if there were any more, it would go down the road. Make some shit and piss movies and get a bunch of sequels to disgusting people. Helpless, the audience's eyes are sharp, and it's not a problem to be so fooled. Fortunately, in addition to their own one-third of an acre, there are other people's vegetable gardens. Therefore, Hollywood also played the role of "three people, there must be my teacher" and the doctrine of borrowing. In addition to the European continent, which has always contributed a lot, it also extended its tentacles to Japan and Hong Kong. This is where The Departed, which is being filmed, and Sadako (US version), which has already been released. "The Fast and the Furious - Tokyo Drift" also belongs to one of them. It's a pity that this is a complete failure, a very failure! The film is adapted from the Hong Kong movie "Initial D", which is a movie about racing cars that used to be very popular. In addition to the vivid description of the racing stunt "drift", the film also interspersed with many factors other than racing cars. The friendship between (it seems to be one of the traditions of Hong Kong movies?", the father-son relationship, and the hazy teenage romance, plus the funny scenes unique to Hong Kong movies and a paragraph from the end of the film. The sadness and cruelty brought by the discovery of the truth of reality, all elements constitute a successful film. Compared with "Tokyo Drift", it is much paler. The inexplicable beginning and the inexplicable transition have reached the point where it is inexplicable. The climax of the climax, and finally ended inexplicably. Does the hero like racing? But his skills seem to be really bad; why does he race with others? His friends and enemies in Japan seem to be a bit strange; One thing that I personally don't like is that this is a racing movie, not a car chase scene of a cop movie, so I am puzzled and dissatisfied that the director puts a lot of racing scenes in the downtown area. Racing is a very dangerous thing Even in the United States, where he originated, it is strictly restricted. There is absolutely no reason to race on a busy road, with multiple vehicles colliding in series, and the police turning a deaf ear. It seems a bit too funny, right? Next, "Initial D" puts the scene in the night of Qiu Mingshan, which is much more real, and it also matches the real racing car. Even if it is an underground illegal racing car, the driver will not take the life of passers-by as a child's play; This is not a super girl either, so you can't attract too many attention. If you get caught by the sliver, you won't be able to eat and walk away! Blake's performance can be described as a major failure of the film, his facial expressions are as stiff as a stroke, and he seeks to be cool everywhere, but shows his timidity everywhere. " and so on is not as good as that, and it is far inferior to Paul Walker and Wen Diesel in "Fast and Furious 1 & 2", not to mention the sway of the big-name Nicolas Cage in "Fast 60 Seconds", as for Baowa only Answered the famous line: a dead man! The only thing that makes people unforgettable is that there are so many high-quality racing cars! The brilliance and brilliance make people drool. It's a pity that these bastards have ruined the whole of TNND, what a waste!
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