The reason I want many viewers not to buy this film is because of the change of leading roles. The absence of Vin Diesel in the second film has already disappointed the audience a bit. In the third film, not only did he not bring back Vin Diesel, On the contrary, the starring was changed drastically, and only Lao Fan appeared in the form of an easter egg at the end of the film. As a vegetarian chicken fan, I really can't figure out why. Maybe the producers want to inject some new vitality into this series. Compared with the first two films, which have a relatively unified story line, this film can be regarded as a rumor in terms of the story. Although the follow-up 4 and 5 films intend to connect the third film, it always seems a bit far-fetched. , but in the easter egg at the end of the 6th film of the vegetarian chicken, I finally have a clear explanation for the third part, which is a complete story. In fact, some differences between this film and the previous ones can be seen from the subtitle of this film, Tokyo Drift.
I think many people, like me, still know the word drift from the Japanese animation "Initial D". When I was a child, I watched Fujiwara Takumi driving his AE86 through the mountains, and all of them had a wonderful yearning for racing drivers. . I remember that in 2005, Hong Kong also made a movie version of "Initial D". Out of my love for animation, I went to the cinema to watch it. The result is of course very disappointing, and the drift is a piece of shit. Compared with Vegetarian Chicken 3, from this point of view, the performance drift is quite satisfactory.
In addition to a good demonstration of drifting, the racing races in this film are still relatively boring. The first American race car has no bright spots, even the very interesting shifting shots in the first two movies are also boring. disappeared without a trace. When I arrived in Tokyo, natural drifting became the highlight, but it did not stimulate the audience's G-spot in terms of viewing and excitement, because drifting is a technical thing, and the sense of speed of racing cars disappeared during drifting. , although the film does a good job of showing this piece, the third film with drift as its main selling point is destined to be less exciting than the first two. However, the chasing scene in the busy city is still remarkable, showing a good sense of skill and speed, and racing in a busy city, the danger suddenly increases, and the excitement also soars. According to the general idea, it is obvious that the winding mountain racing in the back is the real highlight, but in this film, the climax that should have appeared did not make the audience wait. Such premature ejaculation can only show how little inspiration this film lacks in action design.
Since this film has few achievements in the racing scene, it can basically be regarded as a failure for a film with racing elements as its selling point. The plot that was not expected, because of the boring racing scene, attracted more attention, and of course also attracted more slots. Every character in the film gives the impression that one word is stupid, Sean is stupid, DK is even more stupid, and his uncle is even more stupid, except for Han of course (Will I say that I watched this movie for Han) . Han's acting here is too cool and has a strong sense of presence. It is estimated that because of Han's popularity, we can continue to see this role in the sequel. Being stupid also means that the plot is stupid, with all kinds of twists and turns, and there is no logic in the plot. Han's death was also handled inexplicably and confusedly. Han, who had such a sense of existence, was caught by this. 2B screenwriters are playing dead. In addition, can I complain about the heroine, or can I be uglier? Although the heroine is not our real focus, you shouldn't find such an ugly heroine. . . It really blinded everyone's 24K titanium alloy dog eyes. . .
The last thing worth noting is that the director of this film is actually Justin Lin, and it was his Vegetarian Chicken 3 that brought the whole series to a low point. But it was also his Vegetarian Chicken 5 that reinvigorated the series, and with the success of Vegetarian Chicken 4, 5, and 6, Justin Lin's directing has become a golden sign of the series, and the failures of the past have disappeared. How many people remember that Director Lin once directed a film that made vegetarian chicken fans vomit blood.
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