But this time the two have to let go of their past and re-establish mutual trust, because this time they have to face the same enemy, a drug cartel that specializes in smuggling high-purity heroin from Mexico to the United States using underground pipes. Adam and Brian need to infiltrate this underground organization, using their extraordinary speeding skills to get acquainted with Campos (John Aldiss) and Fenix (Rice Alonso), the two core figures in the organization. to get the information they need. They are racing through the mountains on the outskirts of the Dominican Republic and the Mexican desert, chasing after me, trying to dismantle the drug cartel, and at the same time Adam can avenge his dead relatives.
Adam, his sister Mia (Mia) (played by Jordana Brewster), and Brian, Mia's former lover, reunite on the streets of Los Angeles, where the two rediscover their once broken bond. Can we break the mirror and fight against the enemy this time?
"Speed and Passion 4" follows Justin Lin, the Chinese director of "Speed and Passion: Tokyo Drift", the characters and plot are perfectly inherited from "Fast and Furious 2", skipping "Tokyo Drift", this "Fast and Furious 4" ” can be described as an orthodox sequel to this series. With the help of an informant, Brian (Paul Walker) and Dominic (Vin Diesel) team up to infiltrate the interior of a drug-trafficking organization to bring its leader, Brague, to justice. . The two who cooperated again still maintained a delicate relationship of being both enemy and friend, full of tension.
Brian (Paul Walker), a Los Angeles police officer who has solved two major cases with his driving skills and personal courage in the past few years, although he let the gang boss go unpunished because of his favoritism, but after completing the secret mission given to him by the police station. , he also avoided the prison disaster that he almost took the upper body. At a young age, he has little qualifications. Even if he solves a major case, it doesn't make him any promotion. Brian also takes this in stride. Ya (Jordanna Brewster)'s relationship is also going well, choose the days of licking blood on the knife's edge, or lingering day and night with the woman she loves? Brian would rather enjoy the latter life now.
But although Brian didn't want to look for trouble, trouble would find him. Mia's brother Dominic (Vin Diesel), who was forced to flee abroad because of a crime, still does not change his fiery style of doing things. Since he met Brian, although he is also tired of gang life, he has changed his mind. The latter Dominica seems to have planned to continue to be hot to the end. This time, together with Ratti (Michelle Rodriguez), he is eyeing an oil smuggling criminal group, and he and the oil smuggling tanker on the road. After a chase, although the criminals were finally brought to justice, they caused a lot of trouble: the oil tanker fell into a pulp and caused several crashes.
The Los Angeles Police Department also had a big headache for this typical black-eating incident, and Brian had to rely on him to solve this trouble. Brian has no right to accuse Dominic of his girlfriend's eldest brother, but Dominic is more and more appreciative of Brian. The new task is here again. Brian is assigned to track down an organization that uses drag racing to smuggle drugs, and the boss is the ruthless South American drug lord Baraka (Robert Miano). Brian's previous resume and Dominic's status as a gang leader are really suitable, but for Brian, he is a little reluctant to take this task: he has to go back to the previous two times. life? In comparison, he prefers to continue to be a detective who occasionally solves small cases. But soon an accident happened, so that Brian had to start immediately: Ratti was killed and killed, and the real murderer was Baraka. Mia told the eldest brother the bad news, and Donnimir, who was furious, vowed to make Baraka pay his debts with blood; while Brian and Donnimir once again embarked on the thrilling journey of the underground hurricane...
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