The following comments only represent personal opinions, if the writing is poor, please advise. Seriously, I'm excited to see Dom (Vin Diesel, previously subtitled by Don) returning in Fast and Furious 4, and of course I'm also very excited to see Han (previously subtitled by Han), but most of all What makes me happy is that Brian (Paul Walker) and Dom are fighting side by side again, reenacting their relationship.
The plot of 4 follows 1 and 2, and has nothing to do with 3. If you have to withdraw from 3, it may be that Han appeared at the beginning and mentioned Tokyo. To be honest, I really like Han as a character, calm, composed, upright, and highly skilled. Although he only appeared at the beginning, it still made me very excited, and I also understood why it said that 3 should be watched after 6, and Han had not gone to Tokyo when he appeared in 4.
Dom was finally wanted in 1. At the beginning of 4, he led Han and Letty and others to grab oil, and his whereabouts were more obvious. In order not to affect the people around him, he decided to retire by himself. And his girlfriend Letty reached an agreement with the police. Letty sneaked into the enemy to help the police catch the big drug lord Braga, and the police cleared Dom of all evidence. But what is unexpected is that Braga's Philenis killed Letty after the drug delivery was completed, so Dom returned to the arena to avenge his girlfriend. And Brian, as a senior police detective, aimed directly at Braga, and the two joined hands again...
Dom has always exuded the kind of aura of the boss. When he started to grab the oil, he drove his tail and smashed the connection of the oil compartment, and passed through the tumbling and exploding oil tanks. The boss's demeanor was full. After robbing the oil, he retired in order not to implicate the people around him, and then reappeared in order to avenge his girlfriend. He still has the same unique personality charm as before, valuing love and justice, and superb driving skills.
As a police officer, Brian's identity is also subtly changing, just like Dom's sentence, "Maybe you are a good person pretending to be a bad person, but maybe you are still a bad person pretending to be a good person" For the sake of brotherhood and morality, his Identity is constantly shifting between good and bad. Brian has also grown more mature, and Dom thought he was a rookie at first, but later found out that he was no longer a rookie. Although Letty died, Brian still worked hard to eliminate Dom's criminal record. In the end, Brian caught Braga, and Dom didn't escape this time, but Dom was sentenced to 25 years. Perhaps it is precisely because of this that Brian was completely disappointed with the morality he believed in when he was a policeman. In the end of the film review, he chose to be a bad guy, and went to hijack a prison van with Dom's sister and others to rescue Dom.
But it's a pity to sacrifice the beautiful and skilled Letty to make Dom back in the arena, but Gal Gadot's appearance makes me very excited (as a DC fan, Wonder Woman is of course excited). The car that Dom drives is still the one in No. 1, so it can be considered an Easter egg. All in all, this film is very good, with plenty of stunts, and the racing scene is also very exciting and passionate.
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