Fast And Furious 4 Story Info

Shit-BoxMost days I am swamped with emails about the upcoming Fast And The Furious movie. I have been trying my best to get inside the Hollywood machine for you people and today I am glad to give you some insight! The following plot information has bee made available thanks to the moviehole:

This time, he’s (Vin Diesel) in Mexico, where he’s racing ‘for’ a guy named Braga. From the sounds of it, Brian (Paul Walker) has chased him down there, and may have even set up this ‘Braga’ deal (possibly as part of a deal for Dom – ‘you help us catch this guy, you get a leaner sentence’); not that Dom’s going to play nicely, naturally.

The story looks like it has something to do with Dom – and Brian, no doubt undercover – helping a seedy crowd transport some goods (it doesn’t say what it’s in the goods – not what I read anyway – just that they were in ‘large polymer cases’) to an undisclosed location (everyone’s car has been fitted with a GPS that’ll guide them to the drop-off point). As soon as they leave their location, to evade the authorities, all the drivers have to put ‘metallic car covers’ over their rides so that choppers can’t pick up their heat signals. The choppers zoom over head, but they can’t seen anything but darkness. As soon as the choppers disappear, they’re off and racing!

I have never been a fan of this series. Oddly enough I enjoyed the last one most of all, which was sans Paul Walker and had Vin in.. for about 15 seconds. The movies are not that entertaining and I hate what the films have done to our streets. It seems every retard high school kid with an after school job has decided to put shitty after-market body kits on their beat up shit box cars and pretend to be Diesel.

For a car race film – there just seems to be too much going on. I don’t want to see a smuggling ring get busted, or undercover cops falling in love with the life of a criminal. I want to see quality characters that you give a shit about put pink slips on the line and race down dead man’s curve. I love a good race movie but this series just keeps shitting the bed as far as I am concerned.

This plot seems to be more of the same and I am less than enthused. It is sad that Walker and Diesel are back because I think their talents are better used elsewhere. Vin is often maligned, but after seeing him in Boiler Room I personally will never count him out as an actor. For those of you that enjoy the series – you can rejoice that another is being made; for those of you that do not – please look forward to my review.

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18 thoughts on “Fast And Furious 4 Story Info

  1. I don’t know about the effect the movie has on “our streets” but I will say that I find the movies to be pretty fun. And any one who can pull 400 HP or more from a vehicle with less than 3.0L of displacement is certain to have my respect. That being said I really appreciate the time it takes to restore old classics and muscle cars. My father has a 1968 Mustang which I am rebuilding while he is in Afghanistan. It is a good way to have a hobby without my wife being angry because I am spending our money. Plus I really look forward to how he reacts when he sees it.
    I have been a ford technician for 3 years but really like what the other companies have as well. Though I would like to Toyota bring back the Supra.

  2. hey look ive always been into cars and i love raceing and this whole look what its doing to our streets thing is bs cause i gought injoyment out of these movies and also it made me wanna be a machanic so that i could turn my cars into somthing amazing oh by the way i only race on close tracks these movies kick ass

  3. everyone realy needs to shut up about all this bad influence crap and what it has been doing to our streets im a hispanic male which really likes cars and the people that dont like these type of movies well fuck off

  4. this is for those who think the fast and furious movies suck… yall apparently have nevered the movie Redline…. that is a poor excuse for street racing… movies dont make kids race on the streets… its rich ppl who charge hundreds and thousands for ppl to put their cars on the track… im 21 and my first car was a 95 eclipse like the one in the first fast and furious movie… i got that car b4 that movie ever came out and started street racing b4 i ever watched it…. but the fast and the furious movies are the best street racing movies ever made….

  5. sorry but i am one of those kids that have a car with a body kit on it, sorry i like the cars even before the movie came out and sorry that my car is not a pos like yours.

  6. The first one is a guilty pleasure of mine. I enjoyed the hell of of it, especially since I was watching it with a bunch of guy friends from my high school who were going apeshit whenever those cars used NOS. I wasn’t interested in the sequels because the main players weren’t coming back, but I’ll check this out, just for nostalgia’s sake. This movie was the RAGE of my high school. A guy actually tricked out his car and drag-raced it solely due to watching this movie, only to wrap the thing around a tree outside an elementary school late one night.

  7. Well, I like watching the Fast and the Furious to ogle at the cars..racing, being parked, being washed, getting an oil change..whatever…
    As for the story line…well you know, come to think of it, I’m not even sure I remember the story lines. Hmm… oh well. I still enjoy looking at the cars

    1. dont ever stop making this movie i dont care what people says i have loved this movie i watch it a hundred and hundreds of times dont ever banned this movie i will always smile at ur production in film making whoopee is der gonna be any fifth lol

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