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Vince MechMahon posted:You guys are all wrong about the viewing order. But where does Torque fit in with all of this?! Edit: And Point Break. Edit 2: And the Wheelman video game? Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 17:18 on Dec 13, 2016 |
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Vince MechMahon posted:You guys are all wrong about the viewing order. 2Fast also has a mini prequel video showing Brian drive from CA to FL.
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Dec 13, 2016 17:17
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And I don't know where the Universal Studios ride fits in the timeline.
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For real though, watch Better Luck Tomorrow somewhere before 3 cause it's a secret origin story for Han.
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Dec 13, 2016 17:28
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Vince MechMahon posted:For real though, watch Better Luck Tomorrow somewhere before 3 cause it's a secret origin story for Han. Also watch the entire run of Home Improvement so you can find out how Brad Taylor ended up driving a Viper to high school.
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Dec 13, 2016 17:39
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Don't forget the short prequel thing for 2, also Edit: beaten like any fool that goes up against The Rock
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TheScott2K posted:Also watch the entire run of Home Improvement so you can find out how Brad Taylor ended up driving a Viper to high school. You should also do this, but in mine it is actually the same character.
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Vince MechMahon posted:For real though, watch Better Luck Tomorrow somewhere before 3 cause it's a secret origin story for Han. I love Justin Lin and he needs to get more credit for saving the F&F franchise. He took the 3rd entry in a dying series (2F2F was mediocre enough that no one wanted to sign up for another one), changed it into a more diverse ensemble cast, upped the action and ridiculousness, taking it away from car races to gunfights, and now it's a blockbuster summer series with another 2 more movies slated to go. Some people dislike 3 because it's so different from the other movies (specifically, no Dom or Brian) but they need to recognize that 3 was the most important movie in making F&F what it is today.
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Vince MechMahon posted:You guys are all wrong about the viewing order. Might as well throw in Turbo Charged Prelude between 1 and 2 for good measure. Shows how Bryan got that sick-rear end R34 that promptly gets wrecked after one race in 2. E: loving hell beaten like Jesse when he went up against Johnny Tran in FF 1.
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The series should be seen in release order because Tokyo Drift introduces the best character. A person they twist the rest of the series to fit in. You aren't going to have the same appreciation for what they did if you mess up the viewing order.
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Scyantific posted:Shows how Bryan got that sick-rear end R34 that promptly gets wrecked after one race in 2. Goddamn if that isn't the high watermark of the tuner aesthetic. RIP Gunmetal/Blue R34, may you find two.... two of the big ones in heaven. I remember thinking the 'ESD Harpoon' stuff in 2F2F was a bit over the top, but here we are, over a decade later talking about the same franchise and they're fighting drones and tanks.
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On the subject of Universal IPs, that gives them the out to save Han. Doc Brown shows up in his hovertrain, says it's vital to the future of humanity and the space-time continuum that Han is part of the team for F10 so they drift to 88mph, rescue him from the burning car and go straight to 2030 to pull off a daring hovercar heist that the fate of the world rests on. Then they go to Jurassic Park.
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I love how we're going to replace Brian w/ Shaw and IGNORE the fact that Shaw just straight up executed Han. This series...
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Dead Snoopy posted:I love how we're going to replace Brian w/ Shaw and IGNORE the fact that Shaw just straight up executed Han. Nah, the brief document leaked for the trilogy a while back and that's not the direction things are going in.
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PriorMarcus posted:Nah, the brief document leaked for the trilogy a while back and that's not the direction things are going in. Leaked document?
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The best thing they could do is just have Han show up and deflect any questions about how he's back. Even Shaw doesn't know.
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Dec 14, 2016 14:23
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"Han? I thought you were dead." "I was."
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Actually, it's high time for a Wild Speed Cinematic Universe, so maybe Fast And Furious Tokyo Drift - 2 Han Seoul-Oh Gaiden Jam! is about him drifting out of the afterlife. It can be a side story, setting him up for return in FFX.
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Call me a sentimental fool but it'd be sad to bring Han back without Gisele.
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Lobok posted:Call me a sentimental fool but it'd be sad to bring Han back without Gisele. I'm okay with this.
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Echo Chamber posted:That means we'll have to end the DC Cinematic Universe. Or crossover? Finally give batman the family he so desperately wants.
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duz posted:Or crossover? Finally give batman the family he so desperately wants.
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well why not posted:The best thing they could do is just have Han show up and deflect any questions about how he's back. Even Shaw doesn't know. No, this is the best thing they could do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0w9DUTcAI0o
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Cowboy Han would be the absolute pinnacle of cinema. edit: Hang on, so Optimus Prime AND Dominic Toretto are going rogue? well why not fucked around with this message at 17:41 on Dec 14, 2016 |
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2016: everyone dies 2017: everyone turns evil 2018: Han drifts out of the underworld with David Bowie and Prince while riding a T-Rex
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Samuel Clemens posted:"Han? I thought you were dead." Or if you want a Crank tie-in, "he got better" (was kidnapped for his organs, got a replacement heart, and broke free)
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Vince MechMahon posted:You guys are all wrong about the viewing order. What about pausing 7 when Dom goes to Tokyo to watch 3's post-credits scene? Or did 7 use/reshoot that scene? I forgot.
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TheScott2K posted:No, this is the best thing they could do. John Woo's 'A Better Tomorrow 2' pulls this exact trick completely straight faced. Chow Yun Fat shows up as the twin brother of the character from the first film. He looks, talks, acts and fights exactly like his brother. Early John Woo was so gloriously stupid.
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Dinosaurs! posted:What about pausing 7 when Dom goes to Tokyo to watch 3's post-credits scene? Or did 7 use/reshoot that scene? I forgot. I want to say 7 had enough of that scene in it, with new stuff as well, that you don't need to do this. I know the main guy from 3 ages 20 years in a single cut in 7.
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Vince MechMahon posted:I want to say 7 had enough of that scene in it, with new stuff as well, that you don't need to do this. I know the main guy from 3 ages 20 years in a single cut in 7. That's how hard Dom beat him in their race.
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Samuel Clemens posted:"Han? I thought you were dead." $old. I will also never stop insisting they should have just replaced Walker with a Muppet version of him in the last movie during all the stuff yet to be filmed. Save a fortune on CGI. Not even ACKNOWLEDGE it, just play it straight. Actually, how long before Keanu Reeves himself - the prototype Paul Walker - just drifts into this series. Mysterious wild card from the future who almost dies in front of the team but comes back shaken: Vin : But...I saw you. You...you were dead! Keanu: I...I saw...Paul Walker. He said something... Vin : WHAT? WHAT DID HE SAY?! Keanu: 'Whoa.'
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The success of the Fast and Furious franchise illustrates everything that is wrong with American pop culture.
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My vote is just every few minutes, drop in one of his scenes from Into The Blue, with no explanation or care for continuity. Just interleave the two.
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A Deacon posted:The success of the Fast and Furious franchise illustrates everything that is wrong with American pop culture. We have a lot of fun here in the Wild Speed thread, but this is really misguided. It's a huge franchise with a very diverse cast, with a strong emphasis on treating the people close to you well. Sure, it's a multimillion dollar franchise that's excessive and gratuitous, but it's not everything wrong with American pop culture.
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A Deacon posted:The success of the Fast and Furious franchise illustrates everything that is wrong with American pop culture. This, but with Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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A Deacon posted:The success of the Fast and Furious franchise illustrates everything that is wrong with American pop culture. A diverse cast of characters steal from the corrupt rich and divide the money equally...sorry pal but that's actually really good.
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Megaman's Jockstrap posted:A diverse cast of characters steal from the corrupt rich and divide the money equally...sorry pal but that's actually really good. But there's a runway that stretches an impossible distance! They parachute cars which is unrealistic! Vin diesel is a leading man, which is stupid!
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This is honestly the most diverse franchise going around. It's also one of the select few that features an Asian man with a non-Asian woman, which is one of the few things Hollywood is still squeamish about. There's (apologies if this is the wrong term) mixed couples everywhere throughout the franchise, actually, even going back to the first.
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A Deacon posted:The success of the Fast and Furious franchise illustrates everything that is wrong with American pop culture. I prefer to think of it as a repudiation of American pop culture. It understands it isn't Shakespeare and instead of getting all emo about it or going up its own rear end creating a 'think man's action hero' like the early 1990s tried to do, it laughs at itself and becomes MORE outlandish because it understands the sense of camaraderie and outlandishness is what has made it so durable as a franchise.
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