And the "fight" between Dom and Brian over what sort of car Brian's kid will go for. Chargers and Skylines were specifically mentioned, which goes all the way back to the first F&F.

Haha yeah the reveal that she was Mossad was obviously retconned but it was hilarious that it was revealed at the same time that she wormed her way into the baddie's circle by being totally hot

That's been something I've noticed from the beginning. But it became especially prominent with F&F4. It's straight up one of the most multicultural (both racial and religious) series I've ever seen.

I actually have a handy list that tells me this:

I don't give a shit how unrealistic that was, that moment was fucking great.

btw he doesn't show up suddenly in Fast Five, he's a big player in 2 Fast 2 Furious [pushes NOS-boosted glasses up nose]

My favorite part of Hobbes is that he's constantly covered in sweat, even when he's just sitting at a desk stamping files.

Yes, because these aren't movies that need to ponder moral implications.

1) Not hilarious because I always liked Gisele and was super hyped to have her as part of the team

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To answer your second question first: I think any objectification was offset by the main female characters being total badasses. You had Michelle Rodriguez facing off against Gina Carano in a fight worthy of Haywire (and, c'mon, she killed it throughout the series); you had Elsa Pataky being baller all throughout…

I liked 2 Fast 2 Furious over the original… mostly because of Tyrese.

Yes but the one part of 7 that felt wrong to me was when he dropped a beatdown on that military dude. Where'd that come from?

Yes. One of the main things that I like is how interlocked the whole series is. Given the news that Lucas Black is back for F&F 8 makes me hyped for the new one.

I would describe them as fast and furious.

I teared the fuck up, no joke. It was a simple but effective eulogy. And I was also impressed by how I couldn't spot the Walker substitutes, despite looking for them.

Yes and it was awesome. But I'm still super pissed that they killed Han, because he was my favorite on the team and I liked him ever since he was the best part of Tokyo Drift.

I watched seven Fast & Furious movies in four days. AMA.

No.

I agree. On the other hand, I got to look at Blake Lively. I can't help but succumb to prurience at times.