Even if you hit a train, you will die together.
The plot is actually a bit flawed, but it is generally logical.
Story line:
Walker plays the role of an undercover police officer investigating Diesel-never thought he would have a good impression on her sister-Walker lost the drag racing game-the police suddenly attacked, Walker rescued Diesel (I think it was Walker's set)-strayed into the Asian gang On the site, the car was broken.
Diesel failed to rob the truck. With the help of his sweetheart, Walker rushed to expose the identity of the police and rescue Lance.
After the two dealt with the Asian murderer, they started racing again. The two lunatics accelerated and dashed across the rails when the train was about to arrive. They looked at each other without looking at the road. Diesel hit the truck (fortunately, people were fine), and the sound of police sirens gradually approached. , Walker showed compassion and took out the car keys to let Diesel escape, "I still owe you a sports car," Walker said. End of the video
The biggest change in this film is that Walker, who originally captured Diesel, let him escape. I wonder why? Maybe it's the friendship between the younger brother and the older brother, right?
In fact, there is not much to say about the plot, but it still does not hinder my love for it. The beauty of the car, the roar of the engine, and the fragrant carcass (not much in fact), I believe no man can refuse it.
It's messy to write a film review for the first time, I hope you all.
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