The Fast and the Furious 4
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Mrs. Tracy
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I think the new film should be called
" The Fast and the Furious what's it 4 ?"
" The Fast and the Furious what's it 4 ?"
pedroeduardo
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2 and 3 were bad enough.
They should have left it at the fantastic first one!
They should have left it at the fantastic first one!
lauren_nichole5
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They made a third ?
Aloha!! :)
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do bother. the main girl
coloradobrittany
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saw it monday , amazing film!
Mars Turrez
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1st one still gets a play on my dvd player
2nd one was ok it just didn't feel right with vin diesel
3rd film was entertaining and an better than the second
and vin making a suprise apperance
4th film, the hopes are on paul walker and vin diesel doing it. but i doubt it
2nd one was ok it just didn't feel right with vin diesel
3rd film was entertaining and an better than the second
and vin making a suprise apperance
4th film, the hopes are on paul walker and vin diesel doing it. but i doubt it
I agree, I the other week watched all three again (on HD DVD may I add 
) and I found the second to be the better of the three.
The first one I felt spent too much time on the characters and not the cars, which were the main stars of the film. But the second was a lot better as there were far more car races, and other car related scenes in it.
) and I found the second to be the better of the three.The first one I felt spent too much time on the characters and not the cars, which were the main stars of the film. But the second was a lot better as there were far more car races, and other car related scenes in it.
chyeaitsxchelsea
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I haven't seen any of them, but what are the chances the film would be called The Fast and 4ious?
dramaqueen2062
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No he wasnt in it but it seems like he maybe in the fouth film along with Vin as well according to this from Moviehole:
"A few years back Vin Diesel was offered the chance to reprise his role from the surprise hit ‘’Fast and the Furious’’ (2001) in a sequel – the film that became ‘’2 Fast 2 Furious’’ (2003) – but as he was about as in-demand as a newspaper offering a free DVD at the time, the big guy nixed the idea and instead went on to star in his own solo effort, “XXX”.
According to Paul Walker, Diesel’s co-star in “Furious” and the star of “2 Fast”, Diesel didn’t want to do it because it’d mean he’d have to share the poster with someone else again. “Vin doesn’t want to do two-handers, he wants to go and be ‘Vin’”, Walker said in a 2003 with Moviehole.
How things change.
Today, The Hollywood Reporter says that both Diesel and Walker are in negotiations to star in a “Fast and the Furious 4” together.
I’m not at all surprised. Diesel’s commodity has been heavily cheapened over the past couple of years. He hasn’t had a hit to his name since “The Pacifier” – and that’s definitely not the type of film he should be doing; maybe after a couple of big action hits, but not straight out of the gate - and those big projects he’s wanted to do, like the biopic on Hannibal the Conqueror that he’s been tooting for years, can’t get financing. Quite simply, he isn’t the big star he – or his agent – thought he was. So seems Diesel has taken a wise step back. I think the first tip-off of that was when I saw an ad in a local streetpress indicating Diesel would be making an appearance at a local nightclub.
I shit you not. Diesel is going to make an appearance at a nightclub here in Australia in a few weeks.
There’s no way the Vin Diesel of 2003 would’ve made a nightclub appearance – so something has definitely changed.
Even in 2005, Diesel was asked to co-star with Walker and Tyrese in a third “Fast and the Furious” film – “Tokyo Drift” would end up starring Lucas Black – but gave the birdie to the idea believing he’d have better offers on the table (he did do a cameo in it though). Those better offers did come (well, one did – the upcoming “Babylon A.D”) but the career still isn’t as on fire as much as he thought it would be by now. Hence, “Fast and the Furious 4”.
Even still, I thought of a “Fast and the Furious 4” happened with Vin, it’d happen only with Vin. I didn’t see Vin agreeing to share the screen with Paul Walker again. But there you go.
The bargaining chip may have been Vin negotiating his way into a producer’s position on the film. His company, One Race Films, are apparently going to steer the film alongside the original films producer, Neal Moritz.
The story line is being kept under wraps, but fast cars are involved. A spring start is anticipated with shooting in Los Angeles, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
Justin Lin, who directed “Fast and the Furious : Tokyo Drift”, is returning to direct the new film. Chris Morgan, who penned the latter, will write."
"A few years back Vin Diesel was offered the chance to reprise his role from the surprise hit ‘’Fast and the Furious’’ (2001) in a sequel – the film that became ‘’2 Fast 2 Furious’’ (2003) – but as he was about as in-demand as a newspaper offering a free DVD at the time, the big guy nixed the idea and instead went on to star in his own solo effort, “XXX”.
According to Paul Walker, Diesel’s co-star in “Furious” and the star of “2 Fast”, Diesel didn’t want to do it because it’d mean he’d have to share the poster with someone else again. “Vin doesn’t want to do two-handers, he wants to go and be ‘Vin’”, Walker said in a 2003 with Moviehole.
How things change.
Today, The Hollywood Reporter says that both Diesel and Walker are in negotiations to star in a “Fast and the Furious 4” together.
I’m not at all surprised. Diesel’s commodity has been heavily cheapened over the past couple of years. He hasn’t had a hit to his name since “The Pacifier” – and that’s definitely not the type of film he should be doing; maybe after a couple of big action hits, but not straight out of the gate - and those big projects he’s wanted to do, like the biopic on Hannibal the Conqueror that he’s been tooting for years, can’t get financing. Quite simply, he isn’t the big star he – or his agent – thought he was. So seems Diesel has taken a wise step back. I think the first tip-off of that was when I saw an ad in a local streetpress indicating Diesel would be making an appearance at a local nightclub.
I shit you not. Diesel is going to make an appearance at a nightclub here in Australia in a few weeks.
There’s no way the Vin Diesel of 2003 would’ve made a nightclub appearance – so something has definitely changed.
Even in 2005, Diesel was asked to co-star with Walker and Tyrese in a third “Fast and the Furious” film – “Tokyo Drift” would end up starring Lucas Black – but gave the birdie to the idea believing he’d have better offers on the table (he did do a cameo in it though). Those better offers did come (well, one did – the upcoming “Babylon A.D”) but the career still isn’t as on fire as much as he thought it would be by now. Hence, “Fast and the Furious 4”.
Even still, I thought of a “Fast and the Furious 4” happened with Vin, it’d happen only with Vin. I didn’t see Vin agreeing to share the screen with Paul Walker again. But there you go.
The bargaining chip may have been Vin negotiating his way into a producer’s position on the film. His company, One Race Films, are apparently going to steer the film alongside the original films producer, Neal Moritz.
The story line is being kept under wraps, but fast cars are involved. A spring start is anticipated with shooting in Los Angeles, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
Justin Lin, who directed “Fast and the Furious : Tokyo Drift”, is returning to direct the new film. Chris Morgan, who penned the latter, will write."