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The adrenaline-fueled thrill ride that began with The Fast and the Furious takes an explosive new turn in 2 Fast 2 Furious! It’s the nitro-fueled answer to the questions: how fast do you like it. Now an ex-cop on the run, Brian O’Connor (Paul Walker) hooks into outlaw street-racing. When the Feds strongarm him back, O’Connor’s no-rules, win-or-die skills are unleashed against an international drug lord. With his velocity-addicted buddy (Tyrese) riding shotgun, and a drop-dead gorgeous undercover agent (Eva Mendes) dialing up the heat, 2 Fast 2 Furious accelerates the action into a desperate race for survival, justice…and mind-blowing, jaw-dropping speed!
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
While this movie is not super plausible and definitely not an Oscar winner, it is very entertaining between fast cars and racing and watching the actors strut their stuff. It is not one that you watch to enrich your life, you watch it because it's just a lot of fun and a great escape!
4 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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I don't think anyone regards any of the Fast and Furious movies as Oscar winning material. The original was highly entertaining (in spite of Paul Walker's blank expression and surfer dude delivery of his lines), and 4 was a good true sequel to the original and 5 was fantastic.
This early entry to the series though is a serious stepback from its predecessor. Tyrese is by no means a great actor, but generally speaking, he doesn't get in the way of the movies he makes appearances in. This isn't true for 2F2F. He's more of an irritant than the compelling anti-hero they seemed to be going for. And, well... Paul Walker still can't act. And while Rob Cohen is no Martin Scorsese and Vin Diesel is no Christian Bale / Russel Crowe / Jason Statham, their absence here is felt. Singleton directs a movie that feels as if it could've been phoned in as a college film project for extra credit. (Heck, Los Bandoleros, the short film Vin Diesel directed as a lead-in to Fast and Furious was better made than 2F2F.)
Eva Mendes does an okay job not getting in the way other than looking too old for the rest of the cast. And surprisingly, the only player here that performed better than expected was Ludicris.
As far as I'm concerned, unless you're a raving Fast and Furious fan, the only ones you should concern yourself with owning are 1, 4 and 5 (and possibly 6 though until I see it, I can't say for sure but I can say the series is going in a good direction at least).
This early entry to the series though is a serious stepback from its predecessor. Tyrese is by no means a great actor, but generally speaking, he doesn't get in the way of the movies he makes appearances in. This isn't true for 2F2F. He's more of an irritant than the compelling anti-hero they seemed to be going for. And, well... Paul Walker still can't act. And while Rob Cohen is no Martin Scorsese and Vin Diesel is no Christian Bale / Russel Crowe / Jason Statham, their absence here is felt. Singleton directs a movie that feels as if it could've been phoned in as a college film project for extra credit. (Heck, Los Bandoleros, the short film Vin Diesel directed as a lead-in to Fast and Furious was better made than 2F2F.)
Eva Mendes does an okay job not getting in the way other than looking too old for the rest of the cast. And surprisingly, the only player here that performed better than expected was Ludicris.
As far as I'm concerned, unless you're a raving Fast and Furious fan, the only ones you should concern yourself with owning are 1, 4 and 5 (and possibly 6 though until I see it, I can't say for sure but I can say the series is going in a good direction at least).
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Paul Walker trying to act black was worse than seeing my Great Uncle Harry showering. "Packing Heat" is one of many references that made me want to scream while stuffing popcorn into my ears. This movie is oog. There is no other word to explain this atrocity of film making.
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