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Fast Five
08 May 2011 || 23:24

All together now, if you loved the first four Furious films there's no reason on earth why you won't dig Fast Five. :)









The plot is relatively simple to follow---- the gang steal cars. A plan goes awry. The big boss of the gang (that’d be Vin Diesel, folks) decides that the best offense is a huge bitchslap of payback. If you’ve seen the prior films, the storyline does follow along nicely. Well, it follows the storyline of all the movies except The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. Things can get a bit sketchy for newcomers to the series. The first 20 minutes or so had me trying to figure out what was going on and why I should care, but the spot-on timing of the stunt driving as well as the bass-banging soundtrack soon had me doing a mental fist-pump as these outlaws tried their best to get to a quieter life.


Ps, there has only three things capture my attention in this movie--- Vin Diesel♥♥, cars and crazy-oh-awesome driving skill.





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