r/fastandfurious

I can't stand Vin Diesel's ego and his destruction of the Fast and Furious franchise.

I can't stand Vin Diesel's ego and his destruction of the Fast and Furious franchise.

I know he hates the Rock but did he have to make him tiny next to him? No one thinks that he's bigger than the Rock, fatter for sure but not bigger.

u/XingXiaoRen — 5 days ago

Fact

Fast five and F&F 1 are awesome but 2 fast 2 furious is the best of the franchise, I’ve watched all of the 8,346 times but 2 fast 2 furious gets better with every watch lol

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u/Mountain-Fox-8199 — 4 days ago

Favourite stupid moment?

Favourite stupid moment of the franchise?

The flying headbutt always cracks me up. Dom using his car on the rope swing always left me with a “wtf am I even watching?” feeling.

  1. Dom’s Superman impression
  2. Dom’s Tarzan impression
  3. Ghetto boys in space
  4. Hobbs blindly crashing his ambulance into a drone above a tunnel
  5. Dodge Charger vs Helicopter (apologies, best photo I could find)
  6. Skyscraper hopping (twice)
  7. Dom’s flying headbutt
  8. The gravity defying rope bridge
  9. Dom’s tarmac stomp
  10. Hobbs flexing out of his cast

Any I missed?

u/Existing-History7440 — 6 days ago

Hero Fiennes Tiffin as young Brian O'Conner is the perfect choice for the upcoming Peacock Fast & Furious series. Bring back the 2001 raw street racing vibe!

u/AgencyIndependent481 — 6 days ago

Have you seen the original Italian Job from 1969 starring Sir Michael Caine? I highly recommend it...

The Italian Job is one of my all-time favourite car films, second only to Fast & Furious. Unlike Fast & Furious, it features completely realistic driving scenes with no CGI. British of course, as it has three Mini Coopers. 🇬🇧❤️🤍💙

It still holds up today, better than what they are making now. Sir Michael Caine is also good friends with Vin Diesel.

u/Formal_Prompt4372 — 4 days ago