A man's persistence in avenging his girlfriend, and his refusal to other feelings along the way, shows how determined he is, and his loyalty can also be seen.
Driving in the tunnel is the thrill of racing against time, and it is very exciting.
It seems that in this series of films, the value of the car seems to be very small, but its function is extremely powerful. It hits here and there, but judging from the degree of damage to the surrounding things formed with it, all of this seems to be inconsistent. Not fake, it looks like the real thing.
In 4 and 3, it seems to show the real driving skills, the thrill of tail flicking, and the charm of drifting, which is undoubtedly another good interpretation of speed and passion.
Dom is not a criminal, he is a person with blood, who is risking his life for the sake of his love, so this is also the main reason for the description of his sexual encounters in the film.
In terms of sound, I'm almost used to this post-compositing feeling.
In the change of light, you can't use the teacher in the crime film to know where he came from, because there are no real criminals in this film, and those criminals are just to set off a kind and righteous dom Just a small role. I remember when dom left his beloved, there was a few seconds of footage where his beloved was sleeping, there were two thick stacks of bills on the table beside the bed, this was a man in charge.
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