In this so-called "Fast and Furious" sequel, Brian O'Connor continues his role as an undercover detective in Episode 1, the last time he deliberately screwed up a long-planned speeding car heist investigation. His identity was also exposed by the Bikers. Although he proved his loyalty, he also paid a heavy price for it--O'Connor lost his police badge, and of course he couldn't continue to hang out in Los Angeles. A few days later, in a different city, O'Connor unexpectedly got a chance to turn around. Federal agents in Miami are trying to get a handle on an unscrupulous businessman named Carter Willon, who has been using his import-export trading company as a cover for international money laundering for years, with customs and the FBI for a year. While closely monitoring Velon's every move, he found that he had nothing but his liking for illegal street racing. In desperation, the Bureau of Investigation had to ask O'Connor to go out and arrange for him to infiltrate the street bikers in Miami, hoping to use this as a breakthrough to catch the head of the international money laundering organization. Intense and exciting plots, powerful modified cars, fast-paced street racing, hot dress and performance of actors, smooth and avant-garde film technology, it can be said that it is still full of speed and passion.
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