Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift, The - Various Artists > Reviews > Best Film Yet...

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Advantages:	Fast Paced, Fun, Lively
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This is the third instalment of ‘The Fast & The Furious’ films. If you liked the other two, you’ll love this. If you like drifting, you’ll love this too. It is definitely faster paced than the other two!

It starts with a boy (Sean Boswell) who is always getting into trouble and his Mum has to keep moving towns with him but this time she decides he’s gone too far and has to move to Tokyo to live with his Dad. Bad move…Tokyo is the centre of the underground racing team owned by a group of Japanese people (that don’t happen to take a liking to Sean) that want to kill him. So that he can stay alive and not move town again he has to out drift the master. When he arrives he has no drifting experience and is frankly quite tragic at it but he gradually learns with the help of his friends and becomes a pro, eventually at the end of the film the master and Sean have to drift down a mountain it looks like (it has roads but is quite narrow). To stay in town Sean has to win this race and surprise surprise he does! He wins! He gets to stay in town and get the girl, which is a good conclusion o the film.

I thought this film was amazing, the skill it takes to drift is astonishing and it was acted so well, I was never bored, in fact I was on the edge of my seat the whole movie. I would definitely recommend it.

You can get it in most places that sell DVD’s etc (E.g., WHSmith, Woolworths)

The price will vary because in some places it has been brought down due to the fact it was released on the 30th October 2006.