The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift(2006)
PG-13
06/03/2006 (US)Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller1h 44m6.5
"On the streets of Tokyo, speed needs no translation."
Overview
In order to avoid a jail sentence, Sean Boswell heads to Tokyo to live with his military father. In a low-rent section of the city, Shaun gets caught up in the underground world of drift racing
Justin Lin
Director
Chris Morgan
Screenplay
Gary Scott Thompson
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Top Billed Cast
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Sean & D.K.'s Mountain Showdown
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Exiled To Japan - Extended Preview
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Sean Wrecks the Car Trying to Keep up with DK
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Han's Crash
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The Parking Garage
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Drift Training
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A review by GenerationofSwine
5.0
Written on January 21, 2024
My wife loves the franchise... I'm 3 deep and really not seeing the appeal. But, I do like the accent, it's a rarity that you see a film with a southern accent on the lead, and that is refreshing. Especially out in Japan, or anywhere that has an American abroad.
The High school thing wasn't so much my speed. Neither was the reason why he ended up in Japan, where the problems he would have with driving and racing were resolved with... a phone call.
And then I spent the majority of the time watching this and wondering how much money people in Japan spend on front end alignments and that was about as challenging as the movie got for me. Otherwise it was pretty paint by numbers from start to finish.
But hey, the colors popped.
The High school thing wasn't so much my speed. Neither was the reason why he ended up in Japan, where the problems he would have with driving and racing were resolved with... a phone call.
And then I spent the majority of the time watching this and wondering how much money people in Japan spend on front end alignments and that was about as challenging as the movie got for me. Otherwise it was pretty paint by numbers from start to finish.
But hey, the colors popped.
