You know why is character is so likeable? He adopts everywhere he goes without complaining. I would have cried 10 times seeing the bedroom he had to sleep in and another 10 times finding and going to school
I appreciate how they make Sean’s character pretty respectful of the change in setting in general. He’s never that adverse to anything new he experiences wen he moves to Japan
I think the main reason is because he'd always been a loner with divorced parents and no friends. It was way easier to cut ties in the U.S. and make a fresh start even if it was kind of forced on him.
@@zaxarispetixos8728 ….then there may as well not have been a sign there in the first place. Its like asking if its ok to cross a busy road when theres clearly a red light for pedestrians. Ignorant? Or stupid? Or both?
Even with recent movies that came after this, I still think this is by far the most unique one. I hate what they done after Fast Five, not to mention Mr Nobody was apparently part of the story all along... I don't like it that much.
The best Fast and the Furious movie, not to mention it's underrated. Never got the respect it deserved when first released and only recently it's getting back the recognition. Japanese car culture is very unique and I love imports and tune cars from Japan from Toyota to Honda to Nissan to Subaru to Mitsubishi and Mazda.
I actually watched this three times in the theater. Yes, it does not have an oscar worthy story or acting. But goddamn it, those drift racing scenes were so cool. I wish they stuck with that instead of turning them into the avengers
Even though this movie had some cringy moments it is still my favourite one from them. No nuke explosions, no government special agents or fight to save the humanity. It portrays the journey of a young person immigraiting (1:50) . I can totally relate to Sean's everyday struggles of trying to fit in foreign society.
Other than the first one. I agree with you. No extra effects. Good movie overall. Except for that part where dk’s car rolls over this guy in the last race. But it wasn’t exaggerating
The only "error" was changing the colour of his t-shirt between the police station and sitting on the plane. If Sean wore the blue t-shirt on the plane as he did in the police station, that scene transition would've been perfect!
@@yutro213 Dom clearly won the race (judging from their conversation) but you are right. It's a huge missed opportunity. I was hyped for FF7 because i hoped Sean would get more screentime there but nope. All he got just an used footage from FFTD ending and 2 minutes of conversation. He became a rocket scientist later on at FF9 which is great I guess but it's still a waste.
The most unrealistic part of this movie is that Sean was somehow able to get into a Japanese school without knowing Japanese. It is much easier to believe that Dominic Toretto flew through three skyscrapers in a car than this.
@@theguywhoisaustralian1465 It really doesn't. Having a basic understanding of Japanese both written and spoken is a bare minimum mandatory requirement.
@@ABCRapster Yall act like people needed smartphones to get around before 2010 or something lmao. Following directions from an actual map and asking simple directions from the locals is still a thing you know. All you needed to do was point something on the map and people will point you which directions to go if there was a language barrier. Thats what my family did when i was kid in the 2000s everytime we go on a holiday. Or you could just say the location you were going to and they would immidiately understand and point you to it and if you lucky enough they have a friend with them who could speake some english.
@@cruelsun1227 I’m just saying it’s easier these days looking at it in todays world. Of course people had to ask for directions lol. I’m just saying that Sean was brand new in Japan and his 1st or 2nd day? He did a good job navigating though!
@@ABCRapster My point was that was the norm before the age of smartphones. It was normal back then. So it wasnt really that impressive. Plus his dad probably gave him directions to begin with and told him exactly where to go instead of him finding out how to get there.
The Karate Kid but with cars & drifting ? really? what about when the boy waits outside the office while his mother is turning tricks with the detective who arrested the boy so the boy wont get locked up is that like The Karate Kid ? Would Daniel-san wait outside the dojo while Ms. Laruso f*cked The Cobra Kais ?
This is a case where the deleted scenes absolutely didn't need to be deleted. Notice how he doesn't have his guitar after the taxi drops him off? In the deleted scene he didn't have the money to pay for the ride so he has to give the driver the guitar. It's character building both for him (young, inexperienced, clueless) AND his dad (irresponsible for missing his airport pick up). What, the extra 30 seconds couldn't fit in the runtime for the theater?
@@Icewarrior101 Yeah well there are laws and rules when it comes to using actual minors on screen. There are limitations hence they use young adults for these roles.
Nathanael Vidhi I like watching *THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT* with the characters in the film between *Sean Boswell (Lucas Black), Twinkie (Bow Wow) & Earl (Jason Tobin).* I wish they bring back the *Tokyo Drift characters* between *Neela (Nathalie Kelley),* *Sean's love interest* & *Reiko (Keiko Kitagawa), Earl's friend.*
I like the dad's crib, it looks nice and secure. It feels like a house u can b hidden in instead of looking like it's out in the open. It's small sure, but the decoration around the crib is dope.
Yeah exactly dude. It’s small, low maintenance, yet decent. Somewhere you could really chill out, at the end of the day, away from the troubles of the world. Heck, even with a hooker friend, like Sean’s dad does.
ya everything is going to focuse on him b/c tokyo drift failed people were not happy with Tokyo drift b/c dom and Paul BOTH weren't in it. keep in mind they had to pay vin millions just for his appearance at the very end of Tokyo drift
Until this day I still listen to this sound track. One of my favourite sound track (Welcome to Tokyo) in this film. Brian Tyler is just amazing. That super zoom out taxi shot 🔥
Kinda crazy he had to travel to Japan one day and immediately go to school in a different country the next day with no recovery from the jet lag or chance to acclimate to living in an entirely different culture lmao
A map is only going to get you so far. The amount of clueless travelers I used to see at the train station trying to work how to buy a train ticket especially back then was crazy. No iPhone, no apps.. getting off the plane and trying to find a way into the city from the airport, not reading or speaking Japanese.
@@cameronw6702 yeah they turned him into some foolish clown, a 180 of what we got from tokyo drift. Seriously like 2 different people. Did him wrong. Oh and the explanation how Han survived made no sense at all.
This makes me wish F&F was an anthology franchise where every sequel we meet new characters from different car scenes across the globe and they all culminate into an expendables syle or avengers style team up movie where they all compete in races . It could have been Brian, Dom, Roman, Sean and other protagonists from the other movies racing
I like how Japan and Tokyo Focused the 2000s were with car culture, before this movie you had games like Midnight Club 2 and right after Midnight Club 3 Remix, The Tokyo Extreme Racing games, Gran turismo didn't really show much but had a lot of Japanese circuits cars, drift cars and tons of photo locations in Japan including tokyo, right after this movie Tokyo Drift game came out. Good times, it wont be the same scene again.
TBH... I think Sean's mom would go through that in order not to get her son into more trouble with the police. With that been said, it probably wouldn't have helped much.
Kinda jelly. I was supposed to go over there as an english teacher had my packet filled out and everything......then i met yhe woman who would be my wife. Fair trade
Man, the soundtrack that plays when he is for the first time in Japan is soooo atmospheric and immersive. Every time when i visit my friend that lives in different city (3 hours with train), it is playing in my headphones.
I never noticed the miscommunication between the dad and the mom. I get that Japan in a day ahead. But the dad thought the the 7th in the US, but the mom sent him the 7th in Japan. I guess dad thought he had a free day (which is why the woman was there) or someone wanted to quickly get rid of Sean.
It was to show the dad is irresponsible. He left Sean's mom to avoid those responsibilities, and he is bad at them as well. He lives alone in japan as well.
@@Ormusn2o TBH I think both of them kinda irresponsible lol. The mom was trying to hit on the cop and she probably knew nothing could improve for Sean but she still did it... The dad on the other hand decided to let her handle everything with Sean going abroad to Japan...
You can tell his dad definitely didn’t wanna deal with him and his mom didn’t want him no more because he shows up to his dads house and his dads first words are I thought you where gonna be here on the 7th no hug or nothing and who knos how long sean didn’t have contact with his dad
Yeah guns are illegal in Japan, if sean’s dad got caught with the illegal possession of a firearm he’d probably get deported and a dismissal (officer version of a dishonorable discharge)
He has to leave it with the taxi driver that dropped him off at his dad's place when he arrived in Japan. Taxis are extremely expensive in Japan and not many know this, the only thing he had worth anything was the guitar.
@@InsomniaRebel They are not THAT expensive. They are just expensive compare to the trains in japan, but because how dense a lot of japan is, its not more expensive than in rest of the world.
@@Ormusn2o not only compared to trains but also expensive when compared to USA taxis. Not sure where you are from but maybe I should have clarified since in the movie he is also from the states. Cheers.
When I was watching *The Fast And The Furious Tokyo Drift Deleted Scene,* the part in *"Cabbie Wants Yen",* Sean Boswell was unable to pay to the Cab Driver, unfortunately, he doesn't have enough money to pay. So instead, he just leaves his guitar in the cab, behind. 🚕🎸
Actually now there are a lot of English speakers and teaching classes in Japanese schools nowadays starting from elementary going up to high school there's even a whole bunch of international schools there's a whole bunch of mishmash of ethnicities. A guy I went to high school with moved to Japan and is a English teacher in an elementary school
I found it funny how him and Bow Wow's characters aged and the Tokyo drift was made out to be roughly the same time frame as the events of latest movies lol..
What it’s like for an American guy to go to Japan for the first time : Tokyo Drift What it’s like for an American girl to go to Japan for the first time : Lost in Translation What it’s like for an American guy to go to China for the first time : Karate Kid
@@du4lstrik3 Cop got laid bruh. 1:29 "there's gotta be another way" and the scene cuts to the others waiting outside while they settle the "other way"
Sean’s father was really great. He set up ground rules but he knew that his son wasn’t addicted to cars, it’s just that he had a deep passion and so When Sean did actually mess up in Japan too, Sean’s father actually taught his son about accountability and gave a chance to own up and make things good again and Sean did actually to manage to even things up.
When I seen this movie I was probably in my teens and I'm just bruh this dude is not in his teens not I'm in my late 20s but this was such a good movie made my professional to this day I'm still WRENCHING 👌
Now i want to see the full movie!! I remember watching this over and over again when i was in H.S. around 2009/2010. Pretty underrated film. At first i was like "Wheres Paul Walker? Its not FnF." But i understand now and i dont mind.
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You know why is character is so likeable?
He adopts everywhere he goes without complaining.
I would have cried 10 times seeing the bedroom he had to sleep in and another 10 times finding and going to school
Don’t forget the tokyo cockaroaches
who did he adopt?
They meant adapts.
Honestly, if my car flew like that too, I would want every copy of every angle if possible.
Fax. Put it on RUclips and make money.,
@@III1IlIIlIllIl Clout Profit 😎
Dude pulled off a gta car stunt
Lol
For that you need a Tesla
I appreciate how they make Sean’s character pretty respectful of the change in setting in general. He’s never that adverse to anything new he experiences wen he moves to Japan
That's why he joined NCIS
Another version of Sean would probably make him super ignorant, “Ya’ll eat with STICKS here?” Lmao
And it’s good he was willing to try new food too.
I think the main reason is because he'd always been a loner with divorced parents and no friends. It was way easier to cut ties in the U.S. and make a fresh start even if it was kind of forced on him.
This movie really captures what it’s like for an American to go to Japan for the first time.
@Leonardo Santuario alr calm down hahaha you menace
@Leonardo Santuario explain?🤔
@Leonardo Santuario lol calm down bro
@Leonardo Santuario Im srry bro just calm
Woof
yeah im to scared to go incase i catch one of my family with a hooker....
“Is it illegal to smoke in here” literally a no smoking sign in her direct line of sight.
Fr
That was the point.
That is why she asked?
@@zaxarispetixos8728 ….then there may as well not have been a sign there in the first place. Its like asking if its ok to cross a busy road when theres clearly a red light for pedestrians. Ignorant? Or stupid? Or both?
@@Howitgoes799 the point being made is? That this woman cant read? Cant comprehend the message?
Looking back at this. This is actually a decent standalone movie
Even with recent movies that came after this, I still think this is by far the most unique one. I hate what they done after Fast Five, not to mention Mr Nobody was apparently part of the story all along... I don't like it that much.
@@royliber3824 the 7th one was pretty cool imo
I loved this movie since I first watched it years ago.
Car-wise, Tokyo Drift is one of the best if not the best.
Its the only fast and furious movie i ever watched
The best Fast and the Furious movie, not to mention it's underrated. Never got the respect it deserved when first released and only recently it's getting back the recognition. Japanese car culture is very unique and I love imports and tune cars from Japan from Toyota to Honda to Nissan to Subaru to Mitsubishi and Mazda.
I could not agree more
long live JDM cars !
1. The Fast and the Furious
2. Fast and Furious (4)
3. The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
Hyundai too bruh
I actually watched this three times in the theater. Yes, it does not have an oscar worthy story or acting. But goddamn it, those drift racing scenes were so cool. I wish they stuck with that instead of turning them into the avengers
Even though this movie had some cringy moments it is still my favourite one from them. No nuke explosions, no government special agents or fight to save the humanity. It portrays the journey of a young person immigraiting (1:50) . I can totally relate to Sean's everyday struggles of trying to fit in foreign society.
No family that's immune to death
Oh yeah, I went to middle school in China. It was definitely hard to fit in and understand the language the first day,
I cant stand your generation always calling everything cringy. Ironically I think yall cringy for that, smh
@@abominablesnowman64 right💯
Other than the first one. I agree with you. No extra effects. Good movie overall. Except for that part where dk’s car rolls over this guy in the last race. But it wasn’t exaggerating
This is the only fast and furious with the best soundtrack
*IKR.*
I wish had *THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT* on *CD Soundtrack.*
the first one has amazing soundtrack as well made from BT.
Back when Fast movies all about CARS, CIRCUIT & Yes, NEON LIGHT.
Now it's all about Family and Family Reunions
@@nealforreals2098 its true
Had to adapt but I get what’s you’re saying.
Slowly turning into a gta lobby minus the squeakers
And culture. That’s the most important.
Sean time in Japanese schools paid off, he a rocket scientist now.
Never knew that, cool for him
@@MazaKruz so you havent seen FF9
Lol
Yooo, that should be the foreign exchange motto for Japan.
Can turn southern Americans Into rocket scientists.
No he is a incel , inciting people to murder
Not just my favourite fast movie, one of my favorites in general.
Them passing Lucas Black off as a minor is the most unbelievable part of this movie.
OK, it's been a hot minute since i've watched this movie, and i just realised how clean that transition into the plane was
The only "error" was changing the colour of his t-shirt between the police station and sitting on the plane. If Sean wore the blue t-shirt on the plane as he did in the police station, that scene transition would've been perfect!
His character is wasted in F9. Should have had him doing some drifting scene at least with Han.
To me he was far more wasted in FF7, where the movie DOES NOT SHOW the race between Sean and Dom, and not even who won the race.
@@yutro213 Dom clearly won the race (judging from their conversation) but you are right. It's a huge missed opportunity. I was hyped for FF7 because i hoped Sean would get more screentime there but nope. All he got just an used footage from FFTD ending and 2 minutes of conversation. He became a rocket scientist later on at FF9 which is great I guess but it's still a waste.
At least they showed the reunion, I was concerned that they’d just gloss over that and have them forget that they knew each other
@@eddiediaz5518 Yeah. His reunion with Han was nice. I'd pay to see Sean driving again in the F&F movie.
Who cares
Tokyo Drift was the last great Fast and the Furious movie
The most unrealistic part of this movie is that Sean was somehow able to get into a Japanese school without knowing Japanese. It is much easier to believe that Dominic Toretto flew through three skyscrapers in a car than this.
@Biri Biri, So true! lol😆
My little sister going to college in japan via student exchange scholarship without knowing japanese too.
he's an army brat, happens all the time
@@theguywhoisaustralian1465 It really doesn't. Having a basic understanding of Japanese both written and spoken is a bare minimum mandatory requirement.
@@akiramasashi9317 wrong
I refuse to believe he would have found his way to the school in Japan on his first day
Especially with no smart phone and had to go off written/typed instructions in a new world!
Its very easy to find road to school in japan, every kind over 7 goes to school alone
@@ABCRapster Yall act like people needed smartphones to get around before 2010 or something lmao. Following directions from an actual map and asking simple directions from the locals is still a thing you know. All you needed to do was point something on the map and people will point you which directions to go if there was a language barrier. Thats what my family did when i was kid in the 2000s everytime we go on a holiday. Or you could just say the location you were going to and they would immidiately understand and point you to it and if you lucky enough they have a friend with them who could speake some english.
@@cruelsun1227 I’m just saying it’s easier these days looking at it in todays world. Of course people had to ask for directions lol.
I’m just saying that Sean was brand new in Japan and his 1st or 2nd day? He did a good job navigating though!
@@ABCRapster My point was that was the norm before the age of smartphones. It was normal back then. So it wasnt really that impressive. Plus his dad probably gave him directions to begin with and told him exactly where to go instead of him finding out how to get there.
This movie is technicaly a The Karate Kid but with cars and drifting
Youre right
Never thought of this before
both are classics
Han even references The Karate Kid when he teaches Sean how to drift! "There's no wax on, wax off with drifting. Learn by doing it"
The Karate Kid but with cars & drifting ? really? what about when the boy waits outside the office while his mother is turning tricks with the detective who arrested the boy so the boy wont get locked up is that like The Karate Kid ? Would Daniel-san wait outside the dojo while Ms. Laruso f*cked The Cobra Kais ?
@@joshuatrotter25 I mean he wouldn’t have much of a choice if he was under arrest, would he?
Are we not going to talk about that clean transition at 1:45?
Which was an homage to the opening of the classic film The Graduate.
Ok lets talk about it 😄
So so smooth
Who knows name song?😔😔😔
@@Antoniobernal27it's called Welcome to Tokyo by Bryan Tyler and Slash
Despite the fact that this wasn't even filmed in Japan, I still think this is the best Gast and Furious film out of all the films of this franchise.
Where was the film recorded?
Georgie the movie was filmed in Los Angeles
What 🤔
no it was partyl filmed in japan. They had a fall guys as they were filming illegally
@@SirWolfzYT like 5%.
This is a case where the deleted scenes absolutely didn't need to be deleted. Notice how he doesn't have his guitar after the taxi drops him off? In the deleted scene he didn't have the money to pay for the ride so he has to give the driver the guitar. It's character building both for him (young, inexperienced, clueless) AND his dad (irresponsible for missing his airport pick up). What, the extra 30 seconds couldn't fit in the runtime for the theater?
Yeah i thought that sean was the jerk making his father sad.
Good eye.
Because it does nothing for the overall story and doesn't matter
@@mr.tryhardguitarguy2842 It literally does
Yeah the taxi fare would have been high…from Narita to Tokyo area is a far distance. Hehehe
1:00
officer is it illegal to smoke in here?
sign blurred in the background: Am I a joke to you?
He wasn't even 18 yet he looks like he was in his 30s. 😂
He was 24 at the time.
This isn't new... Hollywood does this all the time...
@@Icewarrior101 Yeah well there are laws and rules when it comes to using actual minors on screen. There are limitations hence they use young adults for these roles.
@@AnthonyMcqueen1987 Oh I'm aware. They always use actors in their 20's even for high school roles.
@@Icewarrior101 it’s annoying cause they been making this joke about Sean not looking 17 in the movie for a decade now 🤦🏽♂️
after watching this again, this is WAAAAY better than F9
Agree
Hear me out, every F&F after this one is pure trash.
Nathanael Vidhi
I like watching *THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT* with the characters in the film between *Sean Boswell (Lucas Black), Twinkie (Bow Wow) & Earl (Jason Tobin).*
I wish they bring back the *Tokyo Drift characters* between *Neela (Nathalie Kelley),* *Sean's love interest* & *Reiko (Keiko Kitagawa), Earl's friend.*
I would rather see a movie with ricer mods than someone with no background saving the fucking world with a rocket car
Go cry
@@miller6333 lmao fake f&f fan
@@yk0873 who?
@@miller6333 cares lol
@@miller6333 you
I so love that bit when Sean doesn't understand one bit of Japanese from that teacher and Neela's just thinking "What a loser..." 🤣
I like the dad's crib, it looks nice and secure. It feels like a house u can b hidden in instead of looking like it's out in the open. It's small sure, but the decoration around the crib is dope.
Yeah exactly dude. It’s small, low maintenance, yet decent. Somewhere you could really chill out, at the end of the day, away from the troubles of the world. Heck, even with a hooker friend, like Sean’s dad does.
@@durgapur_97😂😂
"Can I get a copy of that"? What a great line!
I hate how they wasted his character in f9 😒
All because dom is god and the face of everything and everything has to be about him first.
He’s the producer. Of course he’s want everything to be about him
ya everything is going to focuse on him b/c tokyo drift failed people were not happy with Tokyo drift b/c dom and Paul BOTH weren't in it.
keep in mind they had to pay vin millions just for his appearance at the very end of Tokyo drift
Being a producer gives you power over the production. Same reason why Tom Cruise does majority of his stunts despite his age.
Until this day I still listen to this sound track. One of my favourite sound track (Welcome to Tokyo) in this film. Brian Tyler is just amazing. That super zoom out taxi shot 🔥
Kinda crazy he had to travel to Japan one day and immediately go to school in a different country the next day with no recovery from the jet lag or chance to acclimate to living in an entirely different culture lmao
To be fair, he did a good job of getting home from the airport and to school the next day without a cell phone..
Bro had a map
Ye that’s what 99.9% of us did before 2000’s
He used a map
he got a map
A map is only going to get you so far. The amount of clueless travelers I used to see at the train station trying to work how to buy a train ticket especially back then was crazy. No iPhone, no apps.. getting off the plane and trying to find a way into the city from the airport, not reading or speaking Japanese.
Can i get a copy of that?
best line lol
*0:08*
You think this is a joke, huh?
Lol
18 years old Sean was saying, "You gotta be a kid."So matured
F9 Really screwed up from turning Sean from the New DK to a comedic relief.
They did WHAT???
@@cameronw6702 an idiot trying to be funny, also destroyed han history
@@cameronw6702 yeah they turned him into some foolish clown, a 180 of what we got from tokyo drift. Seriously like 2 different people. Did him wrong. Oh and the explanation how Han survived made no sense at all.
@@tiendanovaled Him surviving his "death" made zero sense.
@@GenAries11 ewwww
I miss these days when there were outlandish tuner cars
Minuteman Productions
*Same here, mate.*
I miss those parts when there's outlandish tuner cars in Japan.
They still exist in the daikoku parking lot…
This makes me wish F&F was an anthology franchise where every sequel we meet new characters from different car scenes across the globe and they all culminate into an expendables syle or avengers style team up movie where they all compete in races . It could have been Brian, Dom, Roman, Sean and other protagonists from the other movies racing
I like how Japan and Tokyo Focused the 2000s were with car culture, before this movie you had games like Midnight Club 2 and right after Midnight Club 3 Remix, The Tokyo Extreme Racing games, Gran turismo didn't really show much but had a lot of Japanese circuits cars, drift cars and tons of photo locations in Japan including tokyo, right after this movie Tokyo Drift game came out. Good times, it wont be the same scene again.
NFS ?
there was actually a midnight club in japan and it was an actual street racing scene
@@borarider669 I’m talking about games places in japan not having Japanese cars
Even Forza Burnout Project Gotham Racing
"Lebron James couldn't even get his hands on those"
🤣🤣🤣
Hehe have to remind myself how Lebron James was popular way back. 😊This movie was made in 2006.
4:06 What...did Sean's dad do to that poor woman...? Lol
Have you ever split firewood?
Playing jenga
Hey, can’t blame him, he’s divorced and Japanese woman are beautiful sooo… XD
He was *respecting* her till Sean arrived
@@royliber3824 he was playing a very long d&d game session with her, respectfully
0:34 he looks like a left back high schooler that doesn't wanna grow up 😂😂
1:48 that’s such a clever transition
1:29 "there's just gotta be another way" and the scene cuts to the others waiting outside and they do it the other way
Pound 4 pound in the cheeks 💀
TBH... I think Sean's mom would go through that in order not to get her son into more trouble with the police. With that been said, it probably wouldn't have helped much.
Oh hell nah dawg i ain't seeing none of that mom being squashed way
@@paimon2k worse case scenario
This movie was my inspiration to study in Japan. This year's April 2nd will mark my 7th year in the country :-)
That’s the dream, man. The absolute dream. What are you studying there? How’s life there?
@@durgapur_97 I was studying earth science at the university of tokyo
Just a random question, are there also people with different ethnicities?
@@rtstock6360 yes, of course. There many foreigners in japan, especially tokyo.
Kinda jelly. I was supposed to go over there as an english teacher had my packet filled out and everything......then i met yhe woman who would be my wife. Fair trade
Would love to see an extended cut for this movie. Lot of great deleted scenes.
8:00 it's funny when she bows and looks at Sean's feet cause he is not wearing the right shoes 😂😂😂wabaki lol
Man, the soundtrack that plays when he is for the first time in Japan is soooo atmospheric and immersive. Every time when i visit my friend that lives in different city (3 hours with train), it is playing in my headphones.
What's the name of this song dude?
@@candaglivideos welcome to the tokyo i think? :P
@@jackcravford8744 thx bro
I'll just pretend that Furious 7 is the canon ending while F8 and F9 are spin-offs...
FAST 5 is the canon ending. everything after that is a dream of a 83 year old senile dom drunk in a old age home.
@@shikharacc1543 fast 5 is trash too, only a really young person would say fast 5 is the ending
@@jeycalc6877 ratio
@@jeycalc6877 Fast 5 was actually good. The final movie we got that could have sealed the deal for real.
@@jeycalc6877 7 is the best
Back when F&F actually made sense and was enjoyable to watch.
Это же ФОРСАЖ Тойский дрифт Шон он все равно не выбирает сторону
@@tagiranderthat makes no sense translated to English.
That was a nice transition 1:49
0:58 I just realized that there’s a no smoking sign behind him right before the mom smokes lol
I never noticed the miscommunication between the dad and the mom. I get that Japan in a day ahead. But the dad thought the the 7th in the US, but the mom sent him the 7th in Japan. I guess dad thought he had a free day (which is why the woman was there) or someone wanted to quickly get rid of Sean.
It was to show the dad is irresponsible. He left Sean's mom to avoid those responsibilities, and he is bad at them as well. He lives alone in japan as well.
@@Ormusn2o TBH I think both of them kinda irresponsible lol. The mom was trying to hit on the cop and she probably knew nothing could improve for Sean but she still did it... The dad on the other hand decided to let her handle everything with Sean going abroad to Japan...
You can tell his dad definitely didn’t wanna deal with him and his mom didn’t want him no more because he shows up to his dads house and his dads first words are I thought you where gonna be here on the 7th no hug or nothing and who knos how long sean didn’t have contact with his dad
@@cade.svery japanese when you think about it
Sean’s dad was a badass, especially when he told DK “I wouldn’t do that if I were you” while pointing a gun at him.
Yeah guns are illegal in Japan, if sean’s dad got caught with the illegal possession of a firearm he’d probably get deported and a dismissal (officer version of a dishonorable discharge)
We never see a scene where he plays guitar in the whole movie...
He has to leave it with the taxi driver that dropped him off at his dad's place when he arrived in Japan. Taxis are extremely expensive in Japan and not many know this, the only thing he had worth anything was the guitar.
@@InsomniaRebel They are not THAT expensive. They are just expensive compare to the trains in japan, but because how dense a lot of japan is, its not more expensive than in rest of the world.
@@Ormusn2o not only compared to trains but also expensive when compared to USA taxis. Not sure where you are from but maybe I should have clarified since in the movie he is also from the states. Cheers.
When I was watching *The Fast And The Furious Tokyo Drift Deleted Scene,* the part in *"Cabbie Wants Yen",* Sean Boswell was unable to pay to the Cab Driver, unfortunately, he doesn't have enough money to pay. So instead, he just leaves his guitar in the cab, behind.
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my favorite movie as a child
Years of anime and I could understand the most of the teachers Japanese 😅
Cut before the best line; ''You selling that SPARCO steering wheel?"
1:48 what a clean transition
How the hell Sean gets into a Japanese school without having a Japanese language certification
I guess it doesn’t get as realistic as it gets 😅
Actually now there are a lot of English speakers and teaching classes in Japanese schools nowadays starting from elementary going up to high school there's even a whole bunch of international schools there's a whole bunch of mishmash of ethnicities. A guy I went to high school with moved to Japan and is a English teacher in an elementary school
@AndrewADeMuthIIIthat is only used in rare occasions like asylum seekers in Japan
@@nikkimiddlekillsday5161yeah you need a college degree to work a dead end english teaching job in Japan that pays abysmally low
*You sellin' that Sparco steering wheel?*
I found it funny how him and Bow Wow's characters aged and the Tokyo drift was made out to be roughly the same time frame as the events of latest movies lol..
It was a last minute decision.
Yet Han barely aged.
SEAN:"Where's My Car!" 🚗
"I Crushed It!"
No lie, Sean's Room is kinda a mood.
2:03 I see a third wheel 😂😂
To be fair I would have wanted a copy of that video aswell.
That Japanese boyfriend at 2:05 also the guy who hooks up Sean and his friend at the entrance of car parking.
Back when fast and furious was actually good
Of course.
*I love the FAST & FURIOUS FRANCHISE films!!!*
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What it’s like for an American guy to go to Japan for the first time : Tokyo Drift
What it’s like for an American girl to go to Japan for the first time : Lost in Translation
What it’s like for an American guy to go to China for the first time : Karate Kid
Mention *The Karate Kid* like:
Ralph Macchio
Hilary Swank
Jaden Smith
One of my all time favourite movies.
One of the best scens in the franchise. A time and culture perfectly captured through film.
“Officer is it illegal to smoke in here”
*pulls out lighter and lights cig*
Just as there is a sign that says no smoking….
cop was a simp
@@du4lstrik3 Cop got laid bruh. 1:29 "there's gotta be another way" and the scene cuts to the others waiting outside while they settle the "other way"
@@nashnash1670 bruh you nasty fr
@@nashnash1670 "Your mama sure does care about your schooling, son!"
It's crazy that the filming of this movie will be 20 years old 🤯
must have been a pain navigating Japan without google maps or any tech back then
I love this movie and I canwatch it any time I want to. THANK YOU!😊
all honesty, I'd want a copy of that race too
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I would love for a tokyo drift 2
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I would like to see the sequel for *THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT 2!!!*
When he lights up the cigarette and she look back at him,that’s one of the sexiest money ever recorded,legendary
This was my favourite movie of the F&F.
Lusitanus
*Same here, mate!*
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Sean’s best blessing in disguise he could ask for.
This movie brings back memories
this dude went to japan by himself and still found his way around... that's the craziest part to me
man, what a punishment, a free trip to japan
He was banished.
"is it illegal so smoke in here"?
The no smoking sign directly behind them:
0:59 can I smoke in here ? Lmao 🤣
Look at the sign in the background.
Sean’s father was really great.
He set up ground rules but he knew that his son wasn’t addicted to cars, it’s just that he had a deep passion and so When Sean did actually mess up in Japan too, Sean’s father actually taught his son about accountability and gave a chance to own up and make things good again and Sean did actually to manage to even things up.
haven’t watched the movie yet, but i’m just realizing now that they tried to say that this balding homie is me at to come off as 18?!😂😂😂
The only fast and furious movie about racing
His dad looks like Michael De Santa
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Sounds like him too
0:58 nice little detail, no smoking sticker while the cop simping
"It don't matter if you win by a inch or mile. Winning's Winning."
The Japanese girl his Dad had obviously been fucking certainly appreciated the value of gaijin inches.
When I seen this movie I was probably in my teens and I'm just bruh this dude is not in his teens not I'm in my late 20s but this was such a good movie made my professional to this day I'm still WRENCHING 👌
0:59 the sign at the back lmao
2:04 is that Justin lin ? 🤣
The best installment of the whole fast and furious franchise
does it include the deleted scenes? cuz that would make the movie a bit coherent for other characters as well.
I had a uncut version of this movie back in 06. I remember my older sister got it from her friend
It’s crazy how that piece of paper never fell from that cabinet
"officer is it illegal to smoke in here.?" theirs literally a no smoking sign in the background....
Now i want to see the full movie!! I remember watching this over and over again when i was in H.S. around 2009/2010. Pretty underrated film. At first i was like "Wheres Paul Walker? Its not FnF." But i understand now and i dont mind.
Nostalgic 🤌🏻