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Carolyne 2022-04-20 09:01:15

I just watched "Fast and Furious 5". In the final climax, the two express cars are like double carriages, pulling a huge safe, and they are invincible on the road. The idea is creative and worth the price. Because in general, in order to express "speed", "light" is used to express, but this time, they used "heavy" to express, where the safe hits, the stone breaks and the car cracks, and the speed is written with destructive force. Very thoughtful.
Watching Fast and Furious 5, people ask me, "Have you seen any of the movies in this series?" I say, "Is there a cool guy, a car, and a cop?" Others are right. As soon as you enter the cinema, what do you do! It's not like that at all! I found out later that I was watching Taxi Express.
Watching "Fast and Furious 5", I also think it's cool, yes, but after all, it's not as enthusiastic as the male audience. Why are men so obsessed with speed? Is it because of the instinct of sperm to run desperately to have a chance to survive, the driving force behind "speed is everything"?
How to make a group of bad guys look cute and win the audience's approval? First they love their family, then they are faithful, respect their friends, value commitment, they believe in God, and finally, they don't kill the police until the police kill them. "Speed ​​​​and Passion 5" wrote a group of desperadoes to be faithful, loyal and filial, and they are all perfect men.


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Fast Five quotes

  • Dominic Toretto: But not today.

  • Dominic Toretto: [Challenging another racer] That little coupe may run the streets around here, but

    [indicating his Charger]

    Dominic Toretto: that monster has never seen a set of tail lights, ever.