My wife watches THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS for the FIRST time || Movie Reaction

[@shanebarker3131]

Don’t let this distract you from the fact that Hector is going to be running three Honda civics with spoon engines, and on top of that, he just went into Harry’s and bought three t66 turbos with nos, and a motec exhaust system.

[@RobertShepherd-kf4oe]

Well don't sir, well done

[@xavvi]

Hector? Does he have a last name?

[@Neo6364]

@@xavvi He does, but he can't pronounce it unfortunately.

[@xavvi]

@@Neo6364 so it's not a typical white boy name. Look at this snowman

[@Smido83]

You sir won the comment section.

[@chrismcbrayer4018]

I think for a lot of people that were young when this movie came out, combined with the Need for Speed and Midnight Club games, It's what made us car people!

[@morelia619]

We were living the glory age

[@Smido83]

NFS Underground is still one of my favorite games ever... not only racing games!

[@WheresWaldo05]

Fuhhh.. forgot about midnight club games. Going to go buy one right now for my ps3. Been playing gran turismo 5 lately since seeing the gran turismo movie. Twisted metal as well since the series.

[@Humstuck]

yeah it was a perfect storm for anyone remotely interested in car or speed.

[@pistonburner6448]

"Car people" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@chakenbacon]

I love how Jen is all like “I thought they were family?!” 🤣 she’s the best

[@OriginalPuro]

“I thought they were family!”* She's not asking what she thought, that would be a meaningless question since no one except her can answer that question. Kids, question marks mean something.

[@od3rfla]

@@OriginalPuro🤓

[@UmbralDawn]

Before you watch 2 fast 2 furious, there’s a short little like 10 minute film that explains what happened between this movie and the second one that you definitely should watch. If not you’ll be confused as to how Paul walkers character got where is to start that movie

[@nickgemmiti233]

Came here to comment the same thing. It's a little prelude to 2fast2furious and definitely answers a few questions. Otherwise the next movie feels only loosely connected to the first.

[@Logan-hw7mn]

What’s it called? I’ve never heard of this before

[@shakarussanders9911]

​@@Logan-hw7mnIt's on the 2 Fast 2 Furious DVD you can find on KZbin try to type 2 Fast 2 Furious Brian's back story

[@Dene181]

@@Logan-hw7mn Turbo-Charged Prelude 2003

[@Z3phyr97]

@@Logan-hw7mn Turbo-Charged Prelude. It's on the 2f2f dvd

[@jarrodkapernick3401]

22:43 "ever since I dipped my stick into that oil I knew I had to stay" I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

[@MountainBain]

Holden laughing at Flaming Dragon every time he appears on screen is fantastic

[@shakarussanders9911]

I never noticed that was flaming dragon guy! I had to do a double take 😄

[@fletcher9328]

Lmao i never even realsied that was him haha

[@MrSurfyBird]

The Fast and Furious franchise is unironically one of my favourite movie series, so happy to see you guys checking them out. It's funny looking back at the first movie compared to where things are currently at

[@Smido83]

@@gibramrivera-yv2lo Agreed. 5 Was probably the better Ending, but after 7 it 100% shouldve ended.

[@rileytipper5110]

@@gibramrivera-yv2loabsolutely, I fully agree.

[@jkhoover]

Yeah, I don't like any after Paul Walker passed. Just lost a little quality at that point.

[@Nicholasmcmath-cr1xl]

Same

[@steevieg]

The greatness of this movie is the cheesy one liners. "Tuna, no crust", "More than you can afford pal, Ferrari", "I'm in your face!" etc. This movie was also a big reason for the rise in popularity of the car culture in the early 2000s, especially here in southern California. They might look like regular cars, but that's the point. They aren't fancy, expensive sports cars (although a LOT of the cars in this movie are VERY expensive to buy now). These 90s cars are so respected in the scene (RX7, Eclipse, Skyline, S2000 to name a few). They were the cars that normal people like us could possibly attain in our lives, which amazed young high school kids like myself. The popularity of the franchise amongst car enthusiasts definitely peaked early in this franchise, but it's what kept many people coming back. Entire car meets were held at movie theaters at every single movie release. It was a movie that brought a lot of people together, and this movie will always have a special place in my heart.

[@hellotherekenobi2156]

9:54 “I feel like he did it too soon” Yeah Dom would be inclined to agree

[@UmbralDawn]

As someone who loves cars, they sadly have gone too far with the last few films, to the point of absurdity. However, to me fast 5 was a fantastic action film. Obviously nothing Oscar worthy, but just a fun ride. I hate to admit how many times I’ve watched the final chase scene in that movie but it’s awesome. So I’d definitely recommend making it through at least 5 but probably through the Paul walker films. R.I.P

[@Boibluu]

it's just a dumb fun franchise but it's great

[@Zack_410]

It's always been absurd

[@leeregno]

This franchise had the potential to be one of the great action franchises of all time. Its crazy that they butchered it to this extent. Furious 5 was definitely the masterpiece of the franchise and furious 7 is also great. They should have wrapped it up at 8.

[@at..]

@@leeregnotrue but you can always reboot and make it more serious later

[@zacklambeth432]

Fast X was suprisingly not that bad

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

To put into perspective the way the cars look was a product of its time. When this movie came out this is when import culture was at its golden age and those cars might as well have jumped out of the JDM tuner magazines. Now they're more toned down and more OEM+ looking. Basically the tuner culture has grown up since then.

[@jacobasuncion3132]

Well said the tuner scene has definitely matured oem and oem+ is the way to go for some of these 90’s JDM cars

[@steevieg]

@@jacobasuncion3132 for the most part. There are still those idiots who do those street takeovers, running into each others cars and running people over.

[@startingQB]

​@steevieg unfortunately it's rampant in Atlanta.

[@startingQB]

The tuner community grew up and got jobs in car companies and making "tuners" factory. Lol.

[@Kev27RS]

The tuner scene was definitely more exciting and creative 20 years ago!

[@SirGuppyYT]

My father loved these movies when I was very small, he would take me to car shows just to see cars race. These movies bonded many fathers and sons

[@SpideySensei72]

During the early 2000's, things like Hot Import Nights and tuner mags like DSport; Super Street and Import Tuner were extremely popular. Most car modifications were very expensive [i.e. $10-12k for a JDM bodykit or $3-5k for JDM style wheels]. Some of us really did meet up in parking lots after hours just to hang out, talk and show off our cars. It was all fun until guys started getting married, having kids and their priorities changed. This movie was based on an article about the street racing culture and if you really want to know more, follow Craig Lieberman. He actually owned that orange Supra and was responsible for securing and coordinating most of the cars and owners seen in the movies.

[@jacobasuncion3132]

I’ve seen Craig Lieberman channel so much fast and furious content about what to the cars and how they picked them

[@jacobasuncion3132]

As a 20 yr old I wish I grew up in the early 2000’s to see what the import tuner scene was like

[@steevieg]

@@jacobasuncion3132 It was amazing. Don't even get me started on the import models. Man, what a time to be alive. I truly miss it.

[@SpideySensei72]

@@jacobasuncion3132 Well, it's not quite the same thing. But if you own a Nissan Z, they hold an annual event down in Atlanta each year.

[@Kev27RS]

Correct! The tuner scene was definitely exciting and creative 20 years ago!

[@HaggardSauce]

The way Jen started with "I know it's about a family" 🤣

[@videovoidtv]

in the 2000s it absolutely did happen in Miami. we’d close down an empty street. usually on the edge of the city, not 4 lanes but 2. my cousin almost died doing this dumb shyte. while this is slightly exaggerated it is a real thing that happens to this day. And a lot of these cars in the movie are yes… super cool and classic for the 2000s

[@GRIZY28]

Lol its literally nothing like this though. Bunch of 17 years old with crap civics with holes in the exhaust while drag racing on some abandoned road

[@jernigan007]

called TAKEOVERS now days. We did it in Tampa in y2k times

[@happyjohn354]

Ya where I live they use this real straight road for it that ends in a turn well its not uncommon for the racers to miss the turn and this house at the end had cars run into it 4 times in the last several years.

[@Cdubb2020]

In the bay area of California they most definitly did pick a spot, close it off with cars, and drag race. They even famously did it on 5 freeway at like 3 am. Was big news in Norcal for a few days. I went to watch a few times and there were a few nice cars relatively similiar to what you see in this movie. @@GRIZY28

[@Xfactor444-x4n]

It's happening now in Chicago

[@nickarenas2423]

The jokes are always unexpected Holden, but always appreciated 😂

[@Blackwing2040]

I gotta thank my parents for getting me into this franchise. This journey is gonna be one heck of a RIDE, the street racing culture was a huge part in the first couple of movies and it still is a staple, once get fast 5 things change

[@TheViper4Life]

HAD to change. Street Racing culture was a trend that died out, these movies couldn't keep being about that anymore...the franchise realized it had to adapt or die. So in came the over-the-top, hyper unrealistic action niche.

[@braw3534]

I actually think Paul Walker is the best actor in the Fast and Furious franchise, also Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift takes place between Fast 6 and Fast 7 In chronological order you would go from 2 fast 2 Furious to Fast and Furious 4

[@bassmunk]

"I feel like he did it too soon." Hahahaha You have no idea! That's hilarious. The fact that it becomes a theme throughout the whole movie. That was so funny.

[@darkangel220a]

Fun fact the street racing part in the beginning of the movie all the extras were actual street racers with their cars, and amazingly shooting that there were no accidents

[@Kev27RS]

True! It was the real deal!

[@Z3phyr97]

Note for the uninitiated: Just like Star Wars, these movies were not released in chronological order. However UNLIKE Star Wars, the chrono order is actually the best way to watch these movies, so Holden as you continue your journey showing these to Jen, this would be the recommended way to watch them: Start with (1) The Fast and The Furious Next is (2) 2 Fast 2 Furious SKIP 3 Go straight to (4) Fast & Furious Then (5) Fast Five Then (6) Fast & Furious 6 but NOT the post-credit scene yet (it spoils Tokyo Drift) NOW go back to (3) Tokyo Drift Go back to (6) and watch the post-credit scene to get the full context of Tokyo Drift Watch the remainder of the series in release order: (7) Furious Seven, (8) Fate of the Furious, (8.5) Hobbs & Shaw, (9) F9 the Fast Saga, (10) Fast X Edit: Some of them have post-credit scenes but not all, so I'd just stick around for all of them anyways, just in case

[@oriboy7415]

Yeah they should definetly do it like this 🙏

[@yuchiachen3075]

I'd say the post-credit scene of 6 is a nice teaser for 3, makes you want to watch it more imo

[@Z3phyr97]

@@yuchiachen3075 It really isn't, it's more of a teaser for Seven, if anything. Also I think it sets up unrealistic expectations of what Tokyo Drift is actually about since "THAT actor" 😉😉 isn't even in Drift

[@jkhoover]

They barely even liked this movie, you really think they're going to put that much effort into it? Just watch the release order, it doesn't matter enough.

[@heavyarms7prime]

⁠​⁠@@jkhooverThey liked it more than you’re implying, 7.5 is higher than ‘barely’ liking a movie. They did a similar thing with Star Wars: Rebels which they admit they struggled to get through early on.

[@juyahmad]

Wow I’m surprised Jen has never seen Fast and the Furious but I’m excited to see her react to this franchise 💯

[@jasonthedave6140]

Not even a third if the way through and this is already the greatest reaction to this movie I've ever seen. "You need to go to church" killed me🤣

[@GHOST-dl7lk]

This franchise is something else, it became my guilty pleasure 😂

[@Wangan280z]

The reason they are all mostly civics is because the 90’s and up car scene was seriously based on customizing and tuning the car your parents gave you or what they drove previously, alot of Honda civics were driven by parents and passed to their kids. It was all based off of 80’s and up japanese car tuning, some of those kids dads were hot rodders in the 60’s and 70’s like mine so it was an easy and supported transition. There are certain holy grail cars from those times that are now skyrocketing in value, Supras, Skylines, and RX7’s to name a few. Back before cell phones, it was all word of mouth. Youd hear a rumor of a Wednesday night meetup coming and youd just drive out every Wednesday night of the month until you hit jackpot. All those wednesday nights that a meetup was never found, there were countless light to light street races from other wanderers looking for probably the same meet. It was an awesome time.

[@MagnanimouseDX]

Jen when Brian presses the NoS: "I feel like he went too soon" She already gets it

[@rufinotorres1928]

The face swap of Diesel and Walker after the “I’m in your face” line was pure gold 😂

[@zaphiel1]

If I'm not mistaken, Vin didn't think this movie and his character would take off so he wasn't in line to do a second movie, so Paul did the second one, and then they recast everyone for the third one, but because each movie did so well at the box office, they kept being given the opportunity to keep making more fast movies. By the fourth film Paul and Vin come back, and then by the fifth it just becomes a movie franchise about bringing back every character that they can. By 6, 7, and 8 they bring in bigger actors like the Rock, Jason Statham, and John Cena.

[@braw3534]

Holden said Brian has Goku's attitude. That was hilarious 😂

[@VWtechhhboy]

" I thought they were a family" I spit out my drink lmfao

[@crazycgames]

If you guys do continue, make sure to watch the short "The Turbo Charged Prelude" that comes between this and the second movie that links them together first!

[@EvanLauOfficial]

When they’re talking about how cringey the ending was with Brian letting Dom get away, I’m thinking “Did they miss the whole character development with Dom and Brian throughout the film? Like did they miss the garage scene with Dom talking about his Dad? Idk, something about this.

[@christiano662]

The best franchise to watch for fun and action.

[@shadesofgold24]

I just did the biggest double take, rewind, then laugh out loud when I saw the “I’m in your face” edit. I feel like that went SO under the radar. DEAD

[@speider]

YES! Finally! I'm going to love to see how you guys react to the evoution of this franchise. From number 5 it's going to be A RIDE

[@mrgotitfordalow]

The car meet/racing is a real thing. Used to go to a secluded road in Detroit next to the airport when I was younger. Even people would scramble to leave when cops came.

[@BattleDrum]

These movies had a lot of influence for us back in the day living in SoCal. It also still blows me away to this day that I've driven on that highway in the final Semi-Truck scene so many times before realizes that's where they shot it. Always remember the scene every time I'm on it lol

[@Darkstar72SR]

4:28 “He’s already pulled over! He can’t pull over any farther!”

[@juandominguez9127]

One of my all time favorite franchises if they went to 50 movies id still sit and watch all of them. Cant wait for you guys to watch the rest

[@chrisastin184]

Dom is such a good driver he can do both a wheelie and a burnout at the same time which is impossible.

[@josephbell5285]

Man, this was a tough watch. It’s like watching my parents watching a younger generations enjoyment and dogging on it the whole time because they don’t understand it. Smh

[@TheRManProds]

JEN IS LIKE I THOUGHT THEY WERE ALL FAMILY!

[@jamalbayliss8523]

Their commentary made me laugh, the faces she was making like "brian" u cant do this lol

[@jaredgaspar9995]

6:05 “im in your face”😂😭😭💀 the editing is too good LMAOOO. This had me crying😂

[@motor_maverick7862]

This is a movies series I never thought I'd see you guys react too. That being said, get ready for a wild ride if you continue on through the series. A lot of people hate the direction they took, others love the movies no matter what they do (including me). Can't wait to see Holdens reactions after the 4th movie 😅😅

[@Docta123]

Bro I just clicked on "oldest" button, to find out what other movies have u reacted to. you started 11 years ago. Dude I freaking loved your journey from then to now. I wish you kept making those monologue kinda videos... I'm so impressed man

[@fs0range]

LETS GO! Despite finding every recent fast and furious movie ridiculous, similar to the Transformer movies, i like to turn off my brain and enjoy these movies. Im so glad you're reacting to them 😂

[@FatalJestor]

Holdens commentary is the best thing that's happened to this franchise.. 😂😂😂

[@JonQ2023]

23:45 literally in the first minute of the movie it shows that they have people working in the shipping docks giving them information on shipments🤦‍♂️ if Holden wasn’t making middle school jokes every five minutes then you would understand the plot……

[@thefilmeffect6089]

This movie was one of those cultural touchstones that was inescapable when it came out and remains a great time capsule of the early 2000s. The second film is when they started using a lot more CGI with the cars and that continued until the fifth film went back to practical stunts. That’s one of the many reasons Fast Five is usually regarded as the best of the series.

[@its_ivn7443]

Love the franchise and I’m happy that you guys are giving it a shot! I think you guys will end up actually liking the series. At least up till the 7th movie 😂😂😂

[@Bevans93]

*Holden after watching 5 minutes of Fast & Furious* "Yo cuh, I think I be doggin' on this movie too hard furrealz."

[@alexarndt5075]

Much like Transformers. The F&F movies are just fun to turn off your thinking cap and enjoy the ride.

[@CyborxN1]

Don't think I didn't notice the Vin Diesel face swap, when he said "I'm in your face!" lol

[@jayjones5817]

Gonna be awesome. She is not prepared for the descent into insanity this series gets to (in the most awesome way)

[@speider]

I love Fast & Furious because the movies are such great snapshots of when they were made. They don't start doing full superhero stuff until after Avengers and the superhero movies take off, and then F&F BECOMES a superhero franchise. There's also one rule that I think is hilarious: Bald protagonists of medium to fair skin, cannot lose fights unless bombs, swat, or building wrecking is part of it. It's literally impossible. It's so stupid and I love it.

[@Keiran714]

These are the perfect movies to just, turn your brain off and enjoy how silly and dumb they are, I love it

[@TheRManProds]

It's Either about a Family that Races Cars or Steal Cars, Jen Pretty Much Sums up the whole Series!

[@JeffKelly03]

One of my favorite things about this franchise is the way they've eventually brought back every single person who's appeared... except for Ja Rule. It just makes me laugh because I vividly remember after this movie came out, he was on some late night show talking about how he and Vin were planning on doing more movies with Dom and Edwin at the center, and then I believe he wanted too much money, so bye bye Ja, hello Luda.

[@AshRektum]

he also dissed Eminems daughter Hailey, and his group at the time (D-12) wrote a diss song about Ja Rule. everyone cut ties with him after eminem shit on him

[@hrios1989]

Ja wanted too much money or wasn't enough money for the role and Ludacris took the offer that ja refused.

[@JeffKelly03]

@@hrios1989 And Luda is laughing all the way to the bank every single day. Holy hell, how rich has that guy gotten off of this franchise because Ja wanted too much money?

[@vSilentangel]

Iirc he was gonna be on tour during the time they wanted to shoot and with Vin not coming back for the sequel he decided not to come back. Dude got paid way more for touring and we got Luda haha, would’ve been nice to see him come back in for a cameo. I’m still hoping we see Leon again lol

[@travis_cannady]

It took me a while and multiple times watching this movie to come to the realization that the first fast and the furious is a reimagining of the movie Point Break. Instead of surfers, they race cars. It's not until the 2nd movie that it starts to turn into its own thing.

[@Modality]

As you stated you’re both not car people. But keep in mind that the main focus of all the F&F movies was some sort of heist. Cars were just an add on bonus bc of how popular and huge street racing was in the early 2000s where we got video games like Juiced, Midnight Club, NFS underground, etc. I use to think the movies were always racing focused but it really never was 😂 either way the first 3 movies will always be the best with fast five coming 4th

[@twoface9959]

Yea, I think their criticism was out of touch in regard to the street racing scene and the time period that the movie was portraying/was during production.

[@JerryAlmonte]

Hearing Holden say “let’s go ahead and get into it… CUH” made me lose it 😂😂😂😂 3:42

[@branj18]

🤣🤣🤣 same!! I knew exactly what he was doing

[@k00la1d]

the dave chapelle reference absolutely killed me aha

[@ChileMoore]

Even though im not a car guy, the first couple of FF movies have always been fun to watch

[@kingja126]

R.I.P. Paul walker 🕊️

[@gunshinestatee]

Fun fact a lot of these wide shots showing everyone hanging out and talking were shots they took of the extras while they were off guard the director told everyone to just hang out and chit chat. Also pretty sure everyone is college age in this movie. Just because someone would rather drink a snapple instead of a beer doesn't mean they're in high school 😂

[@inorka907]

Tokyo Drift was by far the best in the entire series. And you probably wouldn't know it was a Fast and Furious film if it didn't say it in the title or if other cameos didn't show up. The action is great, story works pretty well, the music is PHENOMINAL!

[@jkhoover]

It's definitely not the best, IMO, it sounds like you only like it because of the music.

[@Dr.HooWho]

​@jkhoover 3rd best honestly

[@inorka907]

@@jkhoover As far as practicality goes it is the best. When you start putting in over the top stunts, you're pulled out of it. The more CGI, the less invested people are. But of course the music. How many of soundtracks to the F&F franchise have Orchestrated musical numbers? And clearly it's a bomb sound track cause Monty Oum uses one of the songs from Tokyo Drift in his Dead Fantasy series. Part 2. Check it out if you haven't. Out of all the Fast and Furious movies, Tokyo Drift seems like the most believable.

[@ghstdnsr]

Personally it is the one I skip over, I do not think Lucas Black is a very good actor in anything. I love all the NCIS shows except New Orleans just because he is in it.

[@jkhoover]

@@ghstdnsr Yes, I agree. I always skip over it. At best it's forgetful.

[@synthspence]

20:14 - fun fact about that scene My Uncle Frank took me to Neptunes Net for lunch after an interview I had in Ventura. I didn't know it at the time but we were sitting in the same spots as Paul and Vin. I later learned I got the job while watching this movie with my buddy a few days before the seventh (and final Paul) movie came out. My Uncle passed away a few short years later but every time I see this scene, I get to relieve that moment with him. It is a tourist trap now, being shot in so many movies, but if you ever want some good fish tacos and some good cold beer on the beach...look no further. Thanks for the tacos, Uncle. Love you lots

[@waikatodave]

This movie is basically Point Break but with cars. Virtually all aspects are the same, even down to the failed final heist/robbery

[@humanoid251]

The first 3 movies are so good! I grew up watching the first 2 and I have memorized entire chunks from them! The rest are still a fun time but the story and music in the first 2 is just _chefs kiss_ “Let’s go ahead and get into it cuh!” Holden is such a meme lord I love it 6:55 the actor’s name is Noel G and he actually visited my HS my freshman year and gave a speech and I got to meet him. He’s a really chill and funny dude. Always love seeing him in movies

[@TBO3ntertainment]

After the rise in popularity that was back then, "the fast and the furious" and its sequel too fast too furious. Teens specially in the USA and South America, started racing in the streets. Some of them died, due to how fast they were going. Back to the movie. Dom's car in the final scenes of the movie is a modified Doge Charger, while Bryans car is a Toyota Supra.

[@L1LT03NA1L]

Yooooo that part when he said “im in your face” 😂😂😂😂

[@jkhoover]

Holden, I'm going to be honest, i I love your reactions more when you're not trying to force jokes every 30 seconds. They're funny when they cone naturally, but too many of them feel forced.

[@markprince3447]

so happy you guys are getting around to this!! will be waiting for each one!

[@dannymartial7997]

Hell yea. One of the best movie series, if you just want pure ridiculousness

[@LeonardoG1981]

A little car knowledge for Jen and Holden: Nitrous oxide also known as NOS is typically used during street races because it has the potential to provide a short burst of power to a vehicle. The compound does this by increasing the amount of oxygen present in the engine's cylinders during combustion which produces stronger explosions inside the cylinders and thus more power. Laptops are usually used to reprogram the onboard computer of cars (although not usually while driving it) mainly to tune the engine for more horsepower. Since car manufacturers over-engineer the engines for a longer life and reliability, if you are willing compromise a bit you can extract extra horsepower to a car by doing these things. Hondas are known for their reliability, and the brand itself has a long history in racing. Out of all the cars that you can tune up to "have some fun with" they have been historically one of the most affordable brands. This movie made Mitsubishi Eclipse (the green car from the beginning) a very sough after car for quite a few years after the movie, specially by young men, and catapulted the Toyota Supra (the orange car) as a crowd favorite for modding (modifying it) and make it extremely fast, specially since Toyotas are probably the most reliable Japanese brand in existence. To this day, 20 years old Toyota Supras 4th generation, like the one in the movie, are still highly valued in the use car community, and go for about 40,000 USD; on May 2019 Toyota cashed in on the pedigree of this car, by releasing the new Toyota Supra Mark 5 (although it was a collaboration with BMW and mechanically it is a BMW Z4 with a Toyota designed interior) with many people calling it a cash grab.

[@odinsahn7648]

"Ever since I dipped my stick in that oil", good lord Holden!. Jen's expression was priceless this time. I think she was genuinely shocked by that comment and I've seen a lot of your videos dude. LOL!!

[@kmt749]

The edit of doms face on Brian’s was hilarious I wonder how many people noticed watching this reaction it was so quick 😂

[@Smido83]

Btw... as far as I know Dom is in his late 20's, Mia in her early 20's (some people have to learn for college too) and the rest, Bryan, Letty aso are also in their md to late 20's.

[@Londonguy1987_]

I’m so glad you guys are doing one off movies. It’s a great way for Jen and yourself to catch up classics and hidden gems. keep it up 👍

[@lnvasionProject]

" *FAMILY FAMILY FAMILY* " - *Dominic Toretto*

[@johnwick5310]

To answer your wife's question in teh beginning this kind of stuff absolutely happened. Every Friday and Saturday night in DFW TX. 200- 400 cars would show up at a few different meeting spots for "Car club" and then after a while we would head out for a cruise to a local industrial area or new construction neighborhood for a night of racing. We had 6 or 7 really good spots and if the cops showed up at any spot it would be a mad scramble to get out and usually the cops just wanted to run people off. Not many tickets were ever given out. We would then head down the road to the next spot in a neighboring town. You would see anything from 150hp Honda Civics to 2000+hp trailer queens showing up to race. 16 y/o kids to 60+ y/o men. This was a major part of my life from like 19 - 30.

[@WDFilms25]

YESSSS, please do this franchise!!

[@CrossOutBryce]

Finally. I've been waiting for this one for a LONG LONG time 😂

[@victhebric66]

Holden saying "CUH!" Is so weird. I was not ready for that 😂😂😂

[@LordTheft]

Very fun movie, I watched this over and over when I was a kid, I think you're going to become big fans of the series!

[@QuestionableLifeChoices]

honestly, the way you guys approached this one was perfect; paying attention to the story but still able to laugh at the ridiculousness and make your own dumb commentary to go along with it. this movie is so wildly of it's time, there's no other way imo lol

[@Lord_of_Bones]

I kinda feel like the "I live my life a quarter mile at a time" is the scene that pushed this movie into becoming a franchise.

[@conorsvfx]

absolutely cruel jumpscare at 6:04

[@ohhenry9449]

6:05 “Now I’m in yo face” That photoshop made me have to rewind and pause 😂😂😂

[@JakeCamyo]

My first video of yours. I enjoy your process and enjoyed the dynamic of you two (and the puppers). Looking forward to seeing your thoughts on the rest of the franchise for Fast and the Furious.

[@Dimaz42]

man.. Holden was funny af.. couldn't stop laughing when he starts cracking jokes 😂😆

[@pcplayerreacts1865]

as a fellow car guy im gonna absolutly love seing yall react to these 😂😂

[@Mr66sharingan]

Did you know ludacris' character Tej was originally meant for Ja Rule? The director specifically made it for him cause he liked him so much. But by the time they were gonna shoot 2 Fast, Rule was already hitting top fame at the time and turned down the role, so the director opted out for Luda. Imagine having Rule for the rest of the series.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

Watching this again just shows how it went off the rails later on and was insane. Loved the first 5, wish they would of stopped after 7. Your wife continues to do amazing breakdowns of what she liked and what did not work for her. Terrific watch thankyou both :)

[@pocketsAL7]

“Holden Thomas Hardman!” Lol 🤣🤣 I was waiting for Holden to tie in some tuna fish comments with the leather pants bit

[@thalunizz21]

This journey will be interesting. Family. 😂

[@its_ivn7443]

Also please watch them in release order!

[@Alice_Haukea]

This franchise was founded on the street race culture and daring car related heists. Dom and his family are absolutely the 'villains' when it comes down to it. However, they are also the characters you're meant to love. The single most important thing to keep in mind with this franchise is that physics don't matter when behind the wheel and each movie serves to one-up itself. It's simple, you can either enjoy ridiculous over the top action and have fun with these, or you cannot in which case I recommend stopping now. The later movies really take a hard turn into being 'generic action flick with cars'. But for many people such as myself, that is fine. I'm more than happy with simply seeing crazy car stunts. The later films start to use more and more CGI yes, but it's also extremely impressive seeing that many of the wild stunts were done practically. In Fast Five, the bank vault scene at the end was done for real. Yep, one of the most destructive chase scenes in cinema history was done practically.

[@duckymcswizzle537]

The off the cuff "what?" Comment for paul walkers stare during the date scene was fucking hilarious bravo.