The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift - Movie REACTION!!
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2021
- Eric Rick and Aaron react to and discuss The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift - a 2006 Action film directed by Justin Lin - #fastandfurious
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The next 4 Movies are:
The Mask of Zorro
Edge of Tomorrow
21 Jump Street
Jojo Rabbit
YES JOJO RABBIT
21 Jump Street!
Edge of tomorrow it is then
all of them are good. I'm happy whichever wins.
Moe Hane Kyaw there's no winning here lol these are just the next four movies that have already won
The fisherman that said "You call that drifting?" is actually a drift king. Won a lot of drift races back then.
Not just won. He and his friends, but primarily him. Invented drifting
Yep a drift king. And the scene, the first race the in garage against drift king where he drifted up the tight space to the finish was actually done by him. The actual drift king. They wanted to put tracks so he drives on them and looks perfect drift, but he wanted to try without and did it from first try. Insane stuff. He did a lot of drifting in the movie too. Drifting is an art and very respected and popular in Japan.
@@Bigbadmadafklt most of the drifting was done by him. They even said that he had trouble messing up on purpose because he’s so good.
That's right! Takes me back to the old Initial D, Tokyo Drift and Need for Speed Underground days.
@@LeethLee1 preach my dude.
"Even the fisherman are embarrassed"
I mean... they would be :P One of them is Keiichi Tsuchiya, the real life "Drift King"
Fact, I once had the chance to meet him... That's the REAL DK !!!
There are videos of him everywhere on the internet where he just kill it.
The perfect mix of a real life Takumi and DK xD
Someone understands the culture
I was JUST going to post this comment xD
Keiichi the phenom!
The guy in blue is DK for real
For me, this is the best of the franchise.
Great addition to make it its own thing then Vin was all nope its all about me
I just don't get how this could be anyone faviourte movie I'm the franchise
100% agree
i love the 5, but this one is gold too
ikr when he said "people say this is the worst one" i just thought thats just wrong.. this is the best one
"Does not make a lick of sense"
Dont worry Rick.
It all comes full circle.
Just take it a quarter mile at a time
Straight line races coming full circle. If that doesn't explain the Fast Franchise I don't know what would
I mean… all the movies don’t make any sense…
Neither separately nor in context.
Fast and Furious is not fun because it makes so much sense. It‘s fun because it doesn’t
@@Livingston_SeagullWell yes, but actually no... It doesn't make sense because of the things that happen but the story by itself does make sense
@@Nullbound Exactly
@@Livingston_Seagull the story makes perfect sense heck are you talking about? Maybe some of the actions are outlandish, but everything from the story within this universe makes sense
This movie's a gem to me. I'm pretty sure even Christopher Nolan calls this his favorite too.
that's amazing
You're not kidding. Though he likes the original the most.
I think I remember Nolan did call Tokyo Drift his favorite of the series.
Nolan made Tenet, I don't think anything he says has any value
@@Psycorde He also made Dark knight, Inception and interstellar. so why don't let people enjoy what they want and stop crying like a little bitch?
Eric complaining about them drifting too much and the next bit where Han drives straight he dies
Does he tho? 🤔😉
@@hellfish2309 who knows
lol im wheezing
@@formil__4587 how u don't know lmao
@@hellfish2309 He did die. But by the power of plot armor he was revived.
I can't pinpoint why exactly, but Tokyo Drift is one of my all time favorite feel-good movies. I can just watch it whenever. Bonus points when it's in "old, worn out DVD" quality for the extra nostalgic vibe :D
Tokyo Drift and Kick Ass are on my list
@@sha12310 Kick Ass was amazing
I'm like you and every time musics kick in i am still hyping up
Still remember seeing Tokyo Drift in theaters for the first time. Even if the lead is white I don’t think this movie got enough credit for how progressive it was. It gave us really awesome Asian, especially Asian male representation. It was special to us Asian American teenagers.
This film also boosted the car scene amongst Asian Americans in SoCal culture, and there was such an uptick in Asian dudes driving Fairlady Zs (DK’s car in the film). This film was so big and important amongst SoCal Asian American culture! (I specify SoCal because I don’t know if this influence spread elsewhere)
It was pretty big here in Toronto, Canada for a while too I think. I had lots of asian friends from different areas in the city back in the day and we never stopped talking about this movie and drifting in general lol
Also hi PD :D
I can respect that and understand why you like it, you saw a film that you felt represented you, your people, and your culture very well. I might not particularly like it, Tokyo Drift is probably my least favorite of the series and I don't think it's that good of movie, even tho it does have some of the best racing in it of the series but i understand why you and some people like it or love it. Like I love Black Panther and I understand its not the best superhero movie ever but it's a film I feel really represented for me, my people, my culture and African culture really well.
Damn seeing you everywhere! A man of culture.
Tokyo Drift is an awesome movie no matter what some critics try to be little prissy bitches about.
Also @Jon Jay, like actually no one asked about you disliking the movie lol.
@UC5LF600gqo-0aUmGIcdPnDg Lol he never said that scene was the progressive part 🤦♂️
@UCkovmSKysuL5aRncU6eKs-A like actually no one asked about you disliking the movie lol.
One of the most underrated movies of all time! This movie deserves a cult status tbh.
It definitely pushed Drifting into more of the mainstream.
Cause not many on this side of the pond knew of it.
@@k.delpino1124 Yep, not meany. Just the ones that already know the anime Initial D. The Live Action movies are worth watching.
It basically already has a cult status
@@k.delpino1124 fr. This put me on to drifting main thing I do in car games
Han is and always will be my favorite character of the entire franchise. He's probably the only reason i like this movie. Also fun fact on the side, the "fisherman" in the blue is Keiichi Tsuchiya also known as the actual Drift King. Unlike most other professional drivers, who are either rich or have motorsport backgrounds, he learned his skills through streetracing. He counts as one of the inventors of drifting and made it hugely popular in the late 70s.
You’ve seen Better Luck Tomorrow right?
"Is Han like a billionaire?" Well, about that..
Its so funny if you dont know the whole timeline of the movies, isnt it? 😁
@@Smido83 Yeah lol
He was definitely raking in the dough at this point.
@@k.delpino1124 He did get a pretty good start with his cut from 100 millions.
@@MrHale stacking and more stacking.
In the Fast and the Furious franchise timeline, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift takes place after Fast & Furious 6.
When I was in high school I was randomly asked at a mall by some people if I would be willing to be part of the test audience for the trailer to this. At the end of it I was taken into a room with a computer where I had to fill out a survey. At the end of the survey it asked what would I want to see more of in the movie and I said more butts. I am both proud and ashamed
thank you for your service
What a legend
Fuckin legend
Based
And they thought like why not.
5 reasons why I liked Tokyo Drift.
1. Coming of age story:Sean Boswell goes from a knucklehead to actually thinking before his actions.
Stepping up as an man and not just becoming a better racer.
2. Drift Racing: more known to some of the world and not as much in the USA, this style of driving became more mainstream dued to this movie and made for good racing sequences.
3. Shared Universe: It's connected to the other films and we didn't know it till the end.
Months later, Vin Diesel (returning as one of the franchise producers) and Paul Walker announced F and F 4.
4. Video Games:at home and in the arcades, you could become part of the phenomenon.
Although Dom's crew in the films were later called the Fast Family, it was in the games that they were first called "Team Furious" and I loved that name.
5. The director:Justin Lin.
This would be the first of 6 sequels that he would helm for the franchise.
And Hans character is the same one from better luck tomorrow
@@heartbeatcity23 that's crazy to me still.
But it's ok.
Justin Lin only directed five movies, he did 3, 4, 5, 6, and 9. I'm not sure if he's doing 10 but if he is that would be sixth.
@@malcolmmiles3603 he is doing F10. Starts filming in the fall of 2021.
That's why I said 6.
@@thedefinitionisthis splitting F10 into 2?! I don't know. Adding more to the very end seems like overkill.
The fisherman who was embarrassed at 18:38 is actually one of the most skilled professional drifters (if thats what you call them) IRL
Actually that's the legit drift king Keiichi Tsuchiya, the man pretty much invented drifting and has won numerous tournaments. So much so that he even added his drifts into his tournaments races to keep thing interesting due to how much he won.
Fun fact: The Fisherman with the blue jacket is Keiichi Tsuchiya, who in real life is called the Drift King. He supervised all the driving scenes in the movie I believe and might have done some of the driving in the movie.
And why is that fun?
Cause this movie was from a time when Hollywood actually did research into stuff and honored the big names behind it more often compared to a lot of stuff in films today where it's basically just "hey that looks cool, use it in the film. We will explain how it works later with one sentence."
@@christopherhodges7607 And what makes that fun?
@@eatsmylifeYT idk, maybe knowing about it is just fun? :)
@@okruszeklukeya2806 Is it?
I never cared for the franchise but this was my favourite one
If this was ya favorite than your cared for it 😍🥰
i think fans of the franchise LOVE tokyo drift. I always see people saying its a favorite.
Agreed, never heard of anyone saying it was the worst here. actually, 99% of the people I know regard it as one of the most fun to watch. but I guess that might be normal here in asia and western tastes are different.
Now it is but when it come out it was hated by a lot of American fans for reasons I still don't understand but for whatever reason the film became a cult classic a few years ago and everyone just loved it
@@nolifealan9746 It's because they took away the entire cast.
Han returning for future films, allows this movie to actually sit well among the rest.
If it wasn't for that, this movie would still be ostracized.
The Japanese street race setting is just so dope
The driver preforming the mountain drift training scenes is the fisherman on the dock. He is Keiichi Tsuchiya and is credited as inventing drift racing.
He done most of Shawn drifting if i am not mistaken
Tanner Foust. Did a lot of the drift stunts
@@mottorcyle5052 foust and keiichi worked together on the drifting, when you see 2 cars drifting on screen it’s them
People sometimes makes fun of this movie, but it actually set the stage for higher regarded films of the franchise, it changed perception within the producers and brought in Justin Lin. I honestly like this movie quite a bit.
Honestly, this one did grow on me. I don’t know that I had it ranked very high the first time I saw it, but it’s definitely more memorable to me than a couple of them.
This movie probably aged the best out of the entire franchise. I remember most of the fans hated it and proclaimed it the worst F&F for awhile but now i feel like everybody has it in their top 3 lol.
It nearly killed the franchise from what I remember. That's why Vin and the gang all came back starting with 4 and onwards.
Everybody in an echo chamber maybe.
It's still the weakest entry.
@@rainofkhandaq6678 hell no
Lol it's the best of the series. Tell me which soundtrack u remembers from other movies that can give u chills like "six days" or " tokyo drift" and who can deny that veilside rx7 a cult status
I hope for next six weeks we just get fast movies i know it won't happen but i can wish for it
Fun Fact : The fisherman guy in blue at 18:35 is the real drift king and did some stunts for the movie.
I unironically love tokyo drift. Especially with such low expectations going in, this is fucking movie ass movie and pretty good one. I also liked the story and characters cause they felt pretty realistic outside of “wanna know why i drift?” Moments but i love those too
When Neela walks in to confront DK and there are girls sitting on his lap, I really wanted her to say ala Robocop: "Bitches leave" XD
I absolutely love how passionate Aaron is about Fast and Furious. Same Aaron, same.
Han is my favorite character in this whole franchise. He's so damn cool.
Facts😎
In terms of the racing and racing story, this is my personal favorite of the series. I remember when this movie came out it was considered the worst because of no "returning" cast members, the different feel it had, and the lack of continuity with the first two movies. Though, overtime, it seems this movie may have grown on some people.
Me vibing with Bandoleros and Eric calling it Mexican music, face palm all the way
Fr 😂
This is the worst one people say? Atleast it's more racing based.😂
Sure but the main character is just such an awkward wimp it’s just cringy
2F2F and the fourth one are tied for worst in my book.
Bro everyone liked this movie but the people that watched tokyo drift before it came out the ones that gave it the bad name.
It's impressive considering it's the third movie of the franchise, then became the seventh movie in the chronology.
Don't spoil it man
I cannot wait for them to realize the logistics of how the F&F universe works and where this movie fits in. Just one more okay movie until we hit F5.
Same, hopefully they'll love the pretzel the continuity will turn into by the next movie.
The good thing about these movies in my opinion is that even though 1-4 are definitely not critically good movies they’re still a great time
This is probably my favorite, especially because the nostalgia, i love these songs.
Just like what everyone had said here, that fisherman guy who commented "you call that drifting?" is Keichii Tsuchiya, the real life drift king or "dorikin" just like what he's actually called in Japan. He used to be an underground streetracer in Japan where he honed his skills, especially his drifting skills, with his AE86 Trueno before becoming pro. Sounds familiar? Should be, because the streetracing anime entitled "Initial D" is basically loosely based from him, and he also helped supervise the anime.
“Even the fisherman’s embarrassed”
Uh yeah about that..... 👀👀
Most shots are real, they just hired real driftets
This is the only Fast and Furious movie that is actually about street racing, 1 and 2 used them as a back drop while Brian went undercover to take down a criminal connected to street racing.
Exactly, which should tell you that the series isn't about street racing.
I worked in a mall movie theater when this movie came out. I remember the entire time there would be cops camped out at the bottom of the parking ramp to catch idiots who were coming out of the movie trying to drift out of the garage.
Eric: *jokes about a character being in the movie*
The character: Allow me to introduce myself...
I still play the theme song for this movie at least once a year
That and Cho Large are 🔥
The Neptunes sound at it's peak.
Eric: "I could really use an in-between"
Me: "Oh boy..."
This is easily one of my favorite movies. Couldn’t care less about what anyone else says about it.
Haven’t seen a single fast and furious movie but when I do imma come back to these reactions 🤣
How have you not seen one 🤯
@@CJ-nu7dp people come from different planets i suppose
@@Three-Trece3 what do you mean. We all come from earth
This is my favorite F&F movie and probably the only one I can just rewatch over and over, it's just such a fun movie, cool characters, great action scenes, awesome soundtrack, awesome setting.
This one was actually one of my favourites lol.
I unironically love this movie. Me and my older brother would replay the Toykyo Drift dvd over and over on our bunk beds. As a young Asian American, this movie was so amazing to us and now looking back it was because it showed Asians as cool and was before F&F series went beyond the realm of reality with motorcycles flying off cliffs XD Me and my bro indeed had big dreams of street drifting in Tokyo after seeing this tho lol
“I drift for love.” - Blind Wave 2021
The song that plays when Dom appears is Bandoleros by Don Omar & Tego Calderon, they are both Puerto Rican rappers/singers.
24:30 - Becuase the cars are built and tuned for drifting it is easier to drive them the way they are built for rather than trying to keep it straight the whole time, and it just looks cool.
I remember the protagonist being a white American, but forgot how distinctly white rural American his accent sounds, watching this again.
I love the original cast bust Tokyo Drift stands out to me
Oh my god, the Home Improvement Tim Allen grunt through the construction was amazing.
As someone who was a fan of the franchise back then, my friends and I went crazy when we saw Toretto show up at the end. It was a really cool surprise.
Eric: they’re always drifting, stop drifting!
Well you clearly don’t play Mario Kart like I thought you did 😤
That ending scene with Dom is one of the best scenes in the movie, a real OG. This is one of my favorite ones from this franchise. 🔥🔥🔥
Such a nostalgia punch watching this. Also knowing what comes later in the franchise it's fun to see the connections that link from it. I really hope you do react videos for the rest because this series is so much fun and I enjoy how much you guys enjoy it!
I really hope you keep up with this series, I genuinely love this silly franchise and would love to see you react to how crazy it gets
I don't care what others say, this is my favorite movie out of the entire franchise.
So they thought Paul Walker was too old but they didn't think Sean 30 something Boswell was too old to play a 17 year old...
right
The actor who plays Sean was actually 24 when this was made lol I know he looks older tho
@@YoloTB well you know the way he plays the character it wouldn't be out of place if he was actually 24 and still in high school 🤭
"That other guy, his face is flat so he can get real close to yours" LMFAO!!!!
The Fisherman in blue is THE Drift King, Keiichi Tsuchiya, a god among men behind the wheel. My face melted off on opening night when i saw Dom at the end.
The reason why he was sent to Tokyo was because he didn’t want to deal with moving again so she sends him with his dad in Tokyo.
Can't wait for you guys to get to Fast5!
I never woulda thought I’d see ya here, I use to watch your videos all the time. Hope your family is doing well, also hope your hyped for Fast 9!😃
Best of the franchise
15:20 Fun Fact: the big guy right there is retired sumo wrestler "Konishiki Yasokichi", this dude was the first non-Japanese born wrestler to reach ōzeki , which is like the second highest rank at the sport, he also weigh the heaviest at that time (287 kg) , i forgot the name of the other one who surpassed his weight.
Loving the reactions, thanks guys
“Like indentured servitude” 😂😂😂
One of the best in the franchise
My favorite movie. Love that you guys are watching this series. Will have to get Patreon for this one.
@3:26 that book spin really dates the movie for some reason students just loved spinning their books on their fingers in the mid 2000s
I love when F&F really focuses on the cars and racing. But if you think about it, if that's all the movies were about, it would've became repetitive and given how good Dom and the crew are at racing they'd probably smoke all the competition until there's no one left to race
When are you guys going to watch the 4th movie?
Im loving the reactions loving them might have to do patreon just to watch the whole movie with yall
Only Aaron would think a twink was a lvl 19 build in WoW lol
Lol eric undermining drifting by telling "its just a road, drive!"😂
Btw spectators would see text and calls about the positions or where the cars were on the toge (mountain pass), not like the live feeds they had I guess.
Eric " is that flirting it feels like intimidation "
Well my friend that depend on the girl and probably the situation lol
I stumbled on this video, but whoever decided during editing, that Eric, with his propensity towards screeching like a goddamned banshee whenever something even slightly out of the ordinary happens, should have his audio set louder than everytthing else is a real class act.
This movie came out just at the right time, when I bought my first car. Was obsessed with this movie. Amazing times.
In hindsight knowing some information if I'm not mistaken one of the reasons why Sean's Monte Carlo is my favorite is because it was a really built car the original it wasn't just made up of all mules pushing golf cart motors.
Sure there were stunt copies with small blocks but the hero one had like a built NASCAR engine with like 800+ horsepower.
it's an underdog for sure but I just love how beautiful it is Dom would really take a liking to that kid, going based off the fast 9 trailer maybe not 😵🤣
it just goes to show how clueless Daddy's money driving jock is if he doesn't feel the least bit intimidated by that car and how it sounds when it started up, and he clearly wasn't paying attention in math if he thinks 500 stock on skinnies is better than 800 on NASCAR tires and gutted.
Nevertheless I wish the Monte Carlo didn't start up right away I wish it had stalled and tried to turn over and maybe smoked to give everyone a chance to laugh at him before it roars to life and shuts everyone down in fear
@23:35 That's Sonny Chiba, the original "Street fighter", you should do a reaction to at least one of his movies.
This is the best F&F movie, and you cant convince me otherwise.
22:17 That 'bddmm tsssss' was very clever! LOL
"Was Han with him before F&F 1 or after? ...I could have really used an in-between movie that showed me"
I'll do you one better, what about the next 3 movies?
I assume you dont know this but drifting is a proffesional motorsport all across the world, known as Formula Drift, it is quite popular in the US. You should watch some clips on YT.
I love that they are all finally watching the F&F franchise
This is one of my favourite films of all time, nothing like curling up on a rainy day and watching this gem
This movie gets a lot of hate out of the entire series but to me this just gets better every time they make a new one that's even less based in reality. This is the only one in the franchise that really focused on racing. Yeah there's some mafia stuff going on but the movie starts with a race, introduces the antagonist with a race, trains the protagonist with races, and the finale is a race. You cant say that about any other FF movie.
This is my fave movie in the series, most South Africans would agree with me
100%
Tokyo Drift is my favorite Fast and Furious movie of all time!
18:07
“Is Han like…. a Billionare?”
Future watchers: Well yes, but yes.
It's the opposite, people debating this as the best out of the franchise lol
17:38 is the most American thing Aaron has ever said......
Can't wait to see you guys react to the later movies, this was great
Tokyo Drift is arguably the best film in the fast and furious franchise and definitely inspired an entire generation of car enthusiasts and future professional drifters which is wild
The best movie
I like Eric so much, would like to have a friend like him.
AHHH! Just watched this yesterday, I’m rewatching the series in prep for F9.
There was so much to love with this film but the soundtrack just stands out