Holy shit! I never noticed Han’s last name! Ha!

This could honestly get posted once a day and it wouldn’t get worn out.

You exaggerate far too much. That is typical in the Gawkerverse. Dropping the MOAB had nothing to do with the Russians and did not signal anything.,..except to the Taliban that their tunnels were a bad idea. That is not even close to a provocation.

simple.

Like it needs an explanation.

He’s an idiot but honestly he’s pretty much doing what it was designed to do. It’s like getting mad at someone who popped bubble wrap.

Yeah it was dumb, but damn it would hard to drive that thing anywhere near legal speeds.

We call him idiotic but really who hasn’t and who wouldn’t given the opportunity in a Hellcat

I’m a native Alabaman and the few shots at my “great” state were awesome. 4/5, would watch again

Tokyo Drift gets big points for introducing Han but lots taken away for killing him. Damn, the current films could really use Han.

I read an article back when the movie came out that said they had to reconfigure every single car to RR.

I have to defend the movie on a weekly basis. My girlfriend refuses to count it as part of the franchise. She likens it to when Bo and Luke’s cousins showed up in Dukes of Hazzard.

I’m from northeast Alabama and his accent is not uncommon. Though not spoken by everyone (usually just those even we refer to as “really country”) it is standard enough to be considered normal. Most southern accents utilized by those in the film industry come off sounding like a poor impression of Foghorn Leghorn. We…

I would argue it’s the best film in the franchise, followed by the first one. Why? It was was supposed to be the last one... the last “sequel” to cash in on the name alone, and it’s better for it. No stupid Vin Diesel “this is family” face. Just a southern kid drifting in Japan to escape Tim the Toolman Taylor’s son.…

I remember when I first saw this movie. I was a junior in high school. After the credits rolled I wanted to be just like the people in the film. So I hopped in my 91 Nissan Sentra coupe automatic with a fart can on the back. Needless to say I didn’t have quite as much fun as I thought I was going to have.

Breaking the law is still breaking the law.

Let’s say you’re in Ireland, and you overstayed your visa.