I recently made a video about how I don't review modified cars. AND NOW THIS?! People are up in arms below. But at 10:20, I specifically mention I would happily review movie cars. See here: th-cam.com/video/7vEsSc4Gk4I/w-d-xo.html Enjoy the S2000 ;)
No need to explain yourself Doug. Some people just make their own assumptions without knowing facts first. I’m now looking forward to seeing you trash the new Blazer in an upcoming video.
If you're planning on doing this again I would suggest reviews on cars from real car movies from the 70's such as The Gumball Rally or The General Lee.
The black carpet shows reddish because it has faded in the sun. The black felt on the radio door was for an interior light we used to put light on Suki’s face.
in case anyone missed it, the car's interior was just made to look good on camera, it didn't have to actually look good up close. just making sure in case you missed the 8 million times he mentioned it.
Doug, I can answer a few of your questions. Though I was only a background actor in the first fast and furious, and also a stand-in for Vin Diesel, I have about 25 years experience in the industry, so I can tell you some of the secrets, to the best of my knowledge, of how the industry worked these quirks. I actually have a picture of me next to this car on the universal lot...the back lot where the public is not allowed, so it was another one of the production cars, just as sloppily put together as this one. 1) I bet you the fabric on the panel that hides the stereo was either added for the lighting department, so they can stick a Velcro light on there when needed and take it off without a severe modification when not needed, which is also pretty handy if the unit was flipped open it wouldn’t upset the sound department if that lid was clicking on whatever it was resting upon while driving it for interior shots. 2) TVs were just starting to be integrated into vehicles at this time, so even a sloppy installation was a cool installation. People put these things in the center of steering wheels, in their visors, anywhere with often a miss shaped frame around it. But that was OK. This was 2003 as you said. 3) The missing seatbelt was again most likely due to the sound department. If you were driving this car with cameras mounted to it, or even this thing on a flatbed camera truck, these little things like seatbelts make noise. Through the sound department can tape them up and do this and that, but why not just get rid of it altogether. And that’s what they did in this case. 4) the rear view mirror. I’m only guessing in this, your guess could also be correct, but I would say that one of their shots required a specific angle, they knew it ahead of time so they modified the mirror for this. Just like when you watch a film and they remove the headrest from the front seats so you can see the passengers in the back, or see the cameras point of view from the backseat looking towards the front, it’s a modification so that you can see the actor, or in this case maybe the actors point of view. 5) it’s interesting they didn’t redo the shag carpets on the seats for the museum. Kudos to them keeping it original from how the production used it and how it sustained life over the years.The seats were clearly pink in the movie. In fact I can send you pictures of the car that I took pictures of in 2005 or 2006 that the pink was only half faded away. These cars literally sit uncovered at the universal lot, exposed to sun, so that is why the seats take on a gray tint, because it is simply the pink sun faded into that color. 6) at least this car has an engine. And you can tell the way the low profile tires in the front touch the fenders, if you didn’t open the hood. In the scenes that I shot on the first fast and furious when the flames were being thrown out of the rear exhaust, the engines were actually removed from these vehicles. All of the vehicles. The Integra the supra… All of them. This was for safety reasons as they actually had pyrotechnic crews run their special effects lines underneath the vehicle so that flames would shoot out the exhaust pipes in those close-ups. Over several takes, the bumpers actually started melting away. But you don’t see this in the movie. They had other cars another bumpers to replace it for the next scene. 7) The missing trunk. Though I’d assume that they had a deal with Honda that gave them a bunch of these cars, but they might’ve also had cars that were missing trunk features so if they didn’t need it, why add it. For example I worked on gone in 60 seconds and the BMW 5 series that they trashed were actually already trashed as BMW test cars that were not even street legal, beyond salvage, vehicles. They simply use their resources they have to get any vehicle they can get, and they may be missing a few parts.
@Imagineth I was giving an example, I said "like," of why they move things around in cars. Though there was no back seats in this car, they place camera's behind the front seats to capture certain angles of the driver or front passenger in two seater cars just like they do with 4 seater cars for "POV" shots, etc. Hope this helps.
Wow amazing reply with so much great information! Thanks for taking the time to write all of this up. Also great work playing Vin Diesels stand in, I didn't even notice you which probably means you did a great job! hahaha Thanks again!
@@LarryFish3rman Stand-in is different from Stunt double. I merely had to sit in the car while the camera worked out the angle, focus and the lighting dept did their things. So you wouldn't notice me :) It simply allows Vin a break to rehearse his lines or relax in between scenes. Then when they are ready for him, I step out and he steps in my place and they roll cameras. Still exciting to be part of.
Doug you weren't being stared at for driving a pink s2000. You were being stared at because you were driving THE pink s2000. Suki's car is an icon. Every one was wondering is that really "that" car ? Is it real? Did I just see her car? It is a completely different level of attention grabbing. It would be like taking Paris Hilton to dinner vs. an unknown "super" model. A model on your arm will get you looks. But Paris? Paris will cause a riot.
The info about the jump crash was almost accurate. In fact, the remote driver of the s2000 was also in the chase vehicle that went off the ramp. And, because the remote rig was temporarily setup in the passenger seat, when the stunt car went off the ramp and crashed, the steering rig was pushed out by the airbag, injuring the remote driver of the s2000. But despite all that, the remote driver was able to safely stop the s2000. I know all this because the remote driver was my father. Great video though! I remember seeing all the different versions of the cars on set out in Florida as a kid. Movie magic is something special.
Embarrassing to drive around LA? Are you serious? That is such an iconic car... those who are worthy, will appreciate it when see it on the street. This car will probably turn more heads than any car you have reviewed this year. I'm a guy and I would kill to get to drive around this piece of history
Exactly ! If anyone is embarrassed to drive this iconic car then he doesn't deserve to drive it in the first place. Not to mention it´s a one of a kind model.
She wasn’t watching something on that screen it was a virtual representation of her temper cuz once Orange Julius in his Rx7 cut off Suki the avatar on it got super red and Angry cuz Suki was angry to.
They've never felt the same without Paul. His love for cars went with the movies, and without it the movies just feel like an empty body being pushed around by Universal. Only time will tell, but if Universal ever brings back Fast and Furious correctly, the old ones will sadly be the only good films.
God this car is such a childhood dream for me, its still is surprisingly. I know if ever I win a lottery the first thing I would do is get this car or atleast have a custom made exactly like this
I'm a camera operator, I've worked on a few BTS of TV commercials and the like and it's really cool talking with the prop makers. It's always a mad rush behind the scenes to get things fixed / mods done for the director before all the actors are in place on set. It's why these things can be rushed. Also bath mats were probably used because they're very easy to obtain and aren't bespoke in any way. This is really normal in movie props and effects as it makes more economic sense and also makes spare parts super easy. It's also why enthusiasts can recreate a lot of movie props to 95% accuracy, it's super neat.
I can imagine, and there being a ton of other cars to add with their own separate copies including the hero car. They can't do everything 100% right it's just too much work giving the limited time for filming and everything. They're only supposed to look good enough for the film and everything else well, they really don't expect anyone to actually get close and look at all the details.
After this, I've rewatched the first race of 2 Fast 2 Furious and any other scene where the S2000 is featured prominently, and I must say that all those imperfections pointed out by Doug were not visible at all. Maybe it was camera angles or even CGI edits in places, but they did a great job (in hindsight, by the way, it wouldn't have been bad to plainly see those tacky jobs: one could assume that said jobs were made by "hobby" tuners, maybe Suki herself, people that didn't have the precise tools and techniques that a professional tuner has, not to mention the necessary cash. This was often the case with car enthusiasts that wanted to have a go at modifying their cars on a budget).
Exactly, he talks about how "bad" all the mods are, when in fact this car absolutely represents the home built tuners of the era. There's cars all over this country that have sat for the same period that look as rough yet they were considered amazing builds in the age.
@@DJNADJIBBeatz Aw crap, yeah, now I remembered the video Craig Lieberman did on the Mustang, indeed, the RB in the Silvia was just a prop, the car was supposed to have it in the movie plot, but we only see the hood open on the wrecked one so movie magic...
He literally reviewed a movie car before. In that video he said he makes exceptions for movie cars, like this s2000 and the Back to the Future DeLorean.
The steering wheel isn't directly related to handling. It's just aesthetics. The actual car handles pretty good and having a wide body kit means it has even more grip with bigger tires.
@@Mr.M5 I was born with glass bones and paper skin. Every morning I break my legs, and every afternoon I break my arms. At night, I lie awake in agony until my heart attacks put me to sleep
This was RJ DeVera s car and was heavily modiffied before even the first movie. It was the Black Johny Tran S2000 from the desert race wars scene. Then the movie crew Bought the car from RJ De Vera for the second movie and paint it on Pink. It was Orange before the first movie. The owner apears on the first movie he s the asian guy on the white civic on the first race with Dom , Ja Rule and brian , the one who s playing Gran Turismo before the race.
Interesting. My theory on the poor performance was that it was never tuned for the S/C but from what you say that's unlikely. I wonder what's gone wrong with it over the years.
@@Melanie16040 its Supercharged I think and have fuel cell and other performance mods , like the "Hero" Supra it was on "Low boost" setup. I think for realiability. You can go to Craig Liebermann TH-cam channel, he has all the details of the two first movie cars
This is an accurate, period-correct ricer of the time, to include the mods. Common home-made stuff for the time and appropriately sloppy. Well executed.
I’m sure you know when they make this kind of stuff for movies and tv they are usually on a time crunch and eye to detail isn’t the top of their priority. The studio probably just had one or 2 shops build them all quickly.
some of the work actually makes sense from a business standpoint. taking time to make a picture perfect car also takes lots of money. If you can save a bit of money that's the important part because it saves you money in the long-run.
I actually said out loud "AN 8?!" And right after he just got saying in Los Angeles, nobody looks at anything, but people are actually paying attention to this Honda S2000.
That was fair, if anything too high. There are "cooler" cars from F&F and you should really never give out 10s, to give room for improvement. I think its more like a 6-7
I know right it's like the literal manifestation of the Doug is the type of guy memes. "Doug is the type of guy to carpet line the side panels" or "Doug is the type of guy to glue a screen on top of the dash" etc.
@@awizardmummyandmartian3238 given how she sat in it and the body kit making rear visibility different from stock it not that unbelievable that she’d need a lower mirror...
Damn! Doug must have met Suki recently and she gave him a hard pass on his pickup lines and now he’s murdering her car in his review. Why else would he review this car. 🤣
Back then the 2nd guage was installed to tell you when to shift, a light would come on to assist with perfect shifts. Feels like yesterday I was in the theater watching this movie. Now I feel old.
One thing I know about movie/TV cars is the rearview mirror anomaly. Many movie/TV cars had their rearviews completely removed because A: It could block the actors' faces when shooting through the windshield and B: If you shot the car from behind, the mirror would reflect the camera car. Watch a few episodes of _Knight Rider_ or _The Dukes of Hazzard_ after becoming aware of this, and you'll immediately notice it. I suspect it's at least part of the reason why this car's rearview is so weird.
I recently made a video about how I don't review modified cars. AND NOW THIS?! People are up in arms below.
But at 10:20, I specifically mention I would happily review movie cars. See here:
th-cam.com/video/7vEsSc4Gk4I/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy the S2000 ;)
Doug DeMuro I didn’t know because I didn’t finish watching that video. Forgive us for ever doubting you, your quirks, or your features, Doug!
No need to explain yourself Doug. Some people just make their own assumptions without knowing facts first.
I’m now looking forward to seeing you trash the new Blazer in an upcoming video.
The pink really brings out your eyes. Real cute!
Ahahahahaha
If you're planning on doing this again I would suggest reviews on cars from real car movies from the 70's such as The Gumball Rally or The General Lee.
I can’t believe you. HOW DARE YOU!!😱
The black carpet shows reddish because it has faded in the sun.
The black felt on the radio door was for an interior light we used to put light on Suki’s face.
I expected you to come lol
Damn craig that was fast
@@passingchampion everyone expected that =)
hey mannnnn give some more quirks and features #QAF
bless u
The pink paint on the outside due to sun fading. No clear coat was used. That’s why the door lambs look better.
What's up Craig!
@@dontcyberbullyy He's saying that the inside of the doors is the original color of the entire car. The sun has faded the exterior paint.
dontcyberbully “the pink paint on the outside is duller than in the door jams due to sun fading because we didn’t use clear coat”
Oh shit, Craig!
Did Doug speak to you or ask you about the S2000? I mean other than watching your vids
Actually, a bright pink s2000 in LA is absolutely appropriate
The champion of free speech from China 🙏 good too see you also have great taste in cars!
This is a surprise.
#freehongkong
nice to see you here, I know you because Winston😲
Agreed, you''re just unaware of how important this one is.
This s2000 is appropriate anywhere baby
in case anyone missed it, the car's interior was just made to look good on camera, it didn't have to actually look good up close. just making sure in case you missed the 8 million times he mentioned it.
LMAOOO💀💀
Ikr so annoying
I may know of another Fast and Furious car that you can review at the Petersen.
What a great video
The comment that you were here before this comment got tons of likes
Tavarish ^ s2000 is an icon your lambo is great but not jdm.
@@lynxxunderthetrain6295 Welcome to the internet mr. 9 year old, how's homeschooling going?
Yes! Yes! Yes!!!!! My two fav youtubers doing a collab!! Yes!
Fun Fact: the actress/model Devon Aoki, who plays Suki the character, happens to be DJ Steve Aoki's younger sister.
With the last name, I kinda figured
I feel like I walked into the wrong room. I have no idea what is going on
Also the daughter of the founder of Benihana
Brandon Williams so did Steve aokis dad start bennihanna?
@@MoAli-wm4of yes, Steve Aoki's dad started Benihana, his name is Hiroaki Aoki
Suki yells “Smack that ass” when she lands the bridge jump. Poetic. Can’t believe he glossed over that
AZMedic she had no ass, thats why
@@AnitaHannjob damn my guy
No belly ring either
freaky Mustang 😉
Joe Momma but if givin the chance would you smash
Doug, I can answer a few of your questions. Though I was only a background actor in the first fast and furious, and also a stand-in for Vin Diesel, I have about 25 years experience in the industry, so I can tell you some of the secrets, to the best of my knowledge, of how the industry worked these quirks. I actually have a picture of me next to this car on the universal lot...the back lot where the public is not allowed, so it was another one of the production cars, just as sloppily put together as this one. 1) I bet you the fabric on the panel that hides the stereo was either added for the lighting department, so they can stick a Velcro light on there when needed and take it off without a severe modification when not needed, which is also pretty handy if the unit was flipped open it wouldn’t upset the sound department if that lid was clicking on whatever it was resting upon while driving it for interior shots. 2) TVs were just starting to be integrated into vehicles at this time, so even a sloppy installation was a cool installation. People put these things in the center of steering wheels, in their visors, anywhere with often a miss shaped frame around it. But that was OK. This was 2003 as you said. 3) The missing seatbelt was again most likely due to the sound department. If you were driving this car with cameras mounted to it, or even this thing on a flatbed camera truck, these little things like seatbelts make noise. Through the sound department can tape them up and do this and that, but why not just get rid of it altogether. And that’s what they did in this case. 4) the rear view mirror. I’m only guessing in this, your guess could also be correct, but I would say that one of their shots required a specific angle, they knew it ahead of time so they modified the mirror for this. Just like when you watch a film and they remove the headrest from the front seats so you can see the passengers in the back, or see the cameras point of view from the backseat looking towards the front, it’s a modification so that you can see the actor, or in this case maybe the actors point of view. 5) it’s interesting they didn’t redo the shag carpets on the seats for the museum. Kudos to them keeping it original from how the production used it and how it sustained life over the years.The seats were clearly pink in the movie. In fact I can send you pictures of the car that I took pictures of in 2005 or 2006 that the pink was only half faded away. These cars literally sit uncovered at the universal lot, exposed to sun, so that is why the seats take on a gray tint, because it is simply the pink sun faded into that color. 6) at least this car has an engine. And you can tell the way the low profile tires in the front touch the fenders, if you didn’t open the hood. In the scenes that I shot on the first fast and furious when the flames were being thrown out of the rear exhaust, the engines were actually removed from these vehicles. All of the vehicles. The Integra the supra… All of them. This was for safety reasons as they actually had pyrotechnic crews run their special effects lines underneath the vehicle so that flames would shoot out the exhaust pipes in those close-ups. Over several takes, the bumpers actually started melting away. But you don’t see this in the movie. They had other cars another bumpers to replace it for the next scene. 7) The missing trunk. Though I’d assume that they had a deal with Honda that gave them a bunch of these cars, but they might’ve also had cars that were missing trunk features so if they didn’t need it, why add it. For example I worked on gone in 60 seconds and the BMW 5 series that they trashed were actually already trashed as BMW test cars that were not even street legal, beyond salvage, vehicles. They simply use their resources they have to get any vehicle they can get, and they may be missing a few parts.
This is actually a comment worth reading! Thanks man!
@Imagineth I'm pretty sure he mentioned them only as an example, not on this car. Did you read this?
@Imagineth I was giving an example, I said "like," of why they move things around in cars. Though there was no back seats in this car, they place camera's behind the front seats to capture certain angles of the driver or front passenger in two seater cars just like they do with 4 seater cars for "POV" shots, etc. Hope this helps.
Wow amazing reply with so much great information! Thanks for taking the time to write all of this up. Also great work playing Vin Diesels stand in, I didn't even notice you which probably means you did a great job! hahaha Thanks again!
@@LarryFish3rman Stand-in is different from Stunt double. I merely had to sit in the car while the camera worked out the angle, focus and the lighting dept did their things. So you wouldn't notice me :) It simply allows Vin a break to rehearse his lines or relax in between scenes. Then when they are ready for him, I step out and he steps in my place and they roll cameras. Still exciting to be part of.
Doug you weren't being stared at for driving a pink s2000. You were being stared at because you were driving THE pink s2000. Suki's car is an icon. Every one was wondering is that really "that" car ? Is it real? Did I just see her car? It is a completely different level of attention grabbing. It would be like taking Paris Hilton to dinner vs. an unknown "super" model. A model on your arm will get you looks. But Paris? Paris will cause a riot.
i dont even know how paris hilton looks like
Paris Hilton is such a poor choice of person to put into your statement. Please edit and replace with I don't know.. Scarlett Johanson or something.
I kinda like Paris Hilton and even I agree
@@KafanskaTV I think Paris Hilton is actually a great way of describing. Certainly attractive but not out of the world, just insanely famous
@@sirzechsazazel1150 15 years ago.. Today she's pretty irrelevant
THIS.. is a background that isn’t outside!
Maybe Doug got his own room at CNC motors?
@@ayoutubeuser7613 this is at the Petersen museum in LA, check his Instagram account
@@marcusgarvey8388 i knew it wasn't going to come across as a joke that well. But it was a joke.
He drives it outside
You’re beholding Doug Demuro reviewing Suki’s S2000 from 2 Fast 2 Furious...yet you’re focused on the plain background? Fr?
Ludacris has entered the chat
“And if they want to fingerprint me, and give me some years, they’ll only get one finger while I’m shifting gears”
is no one shocked thats the exact car used?
i got suede on my roof, woodgrain on the dash
sheep skin on the rug, golden grain on the stash
You think 12 gon catch me? Gimme a break! I'm supercharged with tha hideaway license plate!!
And he uses his nose to turn the steering wheel?
Hydraulics all around, they go front back and side to side
The info about the jump crash was almost accurate. In fact, the remote driver of the s2000 was also in the chase vehicle that went off the ramp. And, because the remote rig was temporarily setup in the passenger seat, when the stunt car went off the ramp and crashed, the steering rig was pushed out by the airbag, injuring the remote driver of the s2000. But despite all that, the remote driver was able to safely stop the s2000. I know all this because the remote driver was my father.
Great video though! I remember seeing all the different versions of the cars on set out in Florida as a kid. Movie magic is something special.
It has been a year... Bro needs more recognition
Embarrassing to drive around LA? Are you serious? That is such an iconic car... those who are worthy, will appreciate it when see it on the street. This car will probably turn more heads than any car you have reviewed this year. I'm a guy and I would kill to get to drive around this piece of history
Exactly !
If anyone is embarrassed to drive this iconic car then he doesn't deserve to drive it in the first place.
Not to mention it´s a one of a kind model.
PEOPLE LIKE JEFREE STAR WOULD PAY MORE THAN ITS PRICE IF IT WILL BE LISTED FOR SALE
Exactly more embarrassing is to drive the super clapped out riced cars in LA🤣🤣🤣
And im sure a LOT of LA people would recognize it. Yes some would be like “das crazy” but lost would know
It is a seriously bad ass , and very famous car , that a million or two people in L.A. would instantly recognize on the spot for what it was
Doug: No air bags, no seatbelts, not exactly the safest experience.
Also DOug: Now its time to get it out on the road and see how it drives.
Didn't see that coming. I thought for sure he would just review it from inside the museum.
Also surprised because the car isn’t road worthy without those things, especially in California.
Yeah I thought the same thing.
Well,Doug has done this in the 250GT before.He even drove it on the highway~
😂😂😂
Imagine seeing a 45 year old look-alike man, driving around in a pink ricer talking to himself.
Just about your average day in LA
Thallanar Rabidtooth rofl lmao to both of you 😭😂🤣😂
Btw, Doug is 32 now
😂he’s barely 30, poor old 2 t-shirts Doug
45 year old look alike? Isn’t Doug like 32 years old? Lol
The fact that the graphics are airbrushed and not vinyl is actually pretty impressive.
Right, I've always thought they were vinyl too
I'm not sure vinyl wraps were really a thing back in 2003 anyway to be honest. When did they start getting big?
Doug has finally found a perfect visualization of everything he hates in life
Honda, modified cars, the color pink, and women?
Yeah, I could’ve sworn he just did a video on his other channel explaining that he does not review highly modified vehicles lol
Take that cinema sins!
@@KLewisChef if you watched that video then you would understand why his reviewing this one. Go watch it again
😂
The only quote I remember from Suki.
Suki: "smack that ass"-2003
‘’Shit, it’s Brian’’
"Bend over baby"
@@Zane0202 "Us, Suki says you owe us a'ight?"
@@Anotherottensoul oh yeah, remember that as well. lol
Yeah, end then she ripped her bumper.
After this many years..the mirror is now flimsy... starts trying to rip it off like a god damn ape.
Your coment is best
😂😂
well even a little vibration on it would make it hard to use. The mirror has to be pretty sturdy to work effectively
@C Fisher Wow that's progressive. Look at me, I'm an offended gen-x loser.
@C Fisher cringe zoomer
She wasn’t watching something on that screen it was a virtual representation of her temper cuz once Orange Julius in his Rx7 cut off Suki the avatar on it got super red and Angry cuz Suki was angry to.
Yes, it was something like that. I remember.
And the FF cars series videos have started 😍🔥🔥
Yo
🤟
cool with me!!!
I pray he reviews the Ford Lightning the most underrated ff car ever.
"Have started"
I miss the good movies
Wo2
Me too bro
They've never felt the same without Paul. His love for cars went with the movies, and without it the movies just feel like an empty body being pushed around by Universal. Only time will tell, but if Universal ever brings back Fast and Furious correctly, the old ones will sadly be the only good films.
Midnight club cancelled soz
ELLOO
Wow all the pink from the bath mat material has faded away presumably from sun damage.
Yup
Exactly same reason for why the paint is it as dark of a pink anymore. Yet Doug thinks they rattle can the door jams
Nope it wasn't pink it was the pink light that made the bath mat look like pink.
@@cothfi The material was definitely pink
imagine someone at Rockstar watches this and we get an S2000
God this car is such a childhood dream for me, its still is surprisingly. I know if ever I win a lottery the first thing I would do is get this car or atleast have a custom made exactly like this
wait but ME TOO😭😭😭
Same it’s so y2k
Police officer to Doug: "THIIIIIIIIIIIS is a ticket for driving around with no seat belt".
Got him
And here are it's quirks and features.
😂🤣🤣
Good one 👍 lol
Would be me as a cop lol
Doug: I don't review modified cars
Also Doug: THIIIIIIIIIIS
I was just about to say this!!!
If you watched the whole video on what he doesn't review, you would know that he said movie cars are an exception to his rule. Smh
@@dakotalafrance3618 lighten up
@Dakota LaFrance man you must be so fun to be around
Probably going to cars and bids
It’s A car with Mods I thought I’d never see the day Doug lol
He literally made a video of why he doesn’t review cars with mods 😂
Holt 0216 my last name is Holt lol
He did explain he would review one if it was quite significant, like the delorean time machine
he said he'd review modded cars that were from popular movies
@@kashi2000 it is a popular movie back in the early 2000s. And it was in the opening on 2 fast 2 furious
Doug can't be serious, it would be an honor to drive that car around anywhere, this thing is epic 😍
The dude in the trash truck was like, look at this middle aged man wearing 2 tshirts driving a hot pink Honda...
Probs though he gay
2 shirts. Lol! Dead.
tf i just realised he was wearing 2 tshirts lmfaoo
middle aged? doug was born in 1988 or 89 i believe
@@TheGamingChad. its sarcasm. Tyler hoover is older than his father daddy Doug. Its a meme.... relax
The steering wheel literally has to be sideways to drive straight
"Handling 7"
LOL! Ikr? I guess it must still handle pretty well once you get used to that.
Steering wheel position has no effect on handling...
@Munshat Rahman okay wow that's a committed roast
Its like that to see the speedo and tachometer, if it was straight the flat top blocks the drivers view of everything
@@MrJMS814 exactly
Car with a crooked steering wheel turned 45 degrees in the wrong direction
Doug: Handling is quite nice, 7/10.
Imagine if it was turned 45 degrees in the right direction... 8/10 eeeeeasy.....
How can someone be so charismatic and so awkward at the same time
his "quirks and features"
Doug: "So this is stock, right?"
Owner: "Of course. Why do you ask?"
It's close, it just has to be a civic though
Ricer 100
@@Dragonlord826 this car is far from being riced out
@@maaaaaarccc2348 it's visually modified and not performance modified so ricer
Ok so supercharger but that's almost nothing it's not meant to be raced it would lose to a Camero from early 2000s
Doug de Muro is the type of guy who says “Too soon junior” after he wins a drag race
Ive actually seen this car irl
Its at universal studios in CA
in this scenario Tyler Hoover is junior
Not really
Funny thing is that one of the S2000s used in the first movie by Johnny Tran was made into Suki's S2000, or so Craig Lieberman said.
no he isn't
who else was waiting for him to turn on the pink lights
I wanted to see if the roof works :(
I don't ever want to hear Doug say "Bath Mat" again
Right? I'm ready to blow my fuckin brains out dude
Like damn did he have to say it so many times in 2 minutes?
Bath mat
Baff matt
*BATH MAT*
The dude in the pickup at 22:08 (go frame by frame). You made his day.
I think he made a lot of people's day :D
I'm a camera operator, I've worked on a few BTS of TV commercials and the like and it's really cool talking with the prop makers. It's always a mad rush behind the scenes to get things fixed / mods done for the director before all the actors are in place on set. It's why these things can be rushed.
Also bath mats were probably used because they're very easy to obtain and aren't bespoke in any way. This is really normal in movie props and effects as it makes more economic sense and also makes spare parts super easy. It's also why enthusiasts can recreate a lot of movie props to 95% accuracy, it's super neat.
I can imagine, and there being a ton of other cars to add with their own separate copies including the hero car. They can't do everything 100% right it's just too much work giving the limited time for filming and everything. They're only supposed to look good enough for the film and everything else well, they really don't expect anyone to actually get close and look at all the details.
"I look like a complete idiot... but it is kinda neat."
Car enthusiasts in a sentence
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmaooo
You mean like those kids in stanced cars and fake carbon fiber wraps.
After this, I've rewatched the first race of 2 Fast 2 Furious and any other scene where the S2000 is featured prominently, and I must say that all those imperfections pointed out by Doug were not visible at all. Maybe it was camera angles or even CGI edits in places, but they did a great job (in hindsight, by the way, it wouldn't have been bad to plainly see those tacky jobs: one could assume that said jobs were made by "hobby" tuners, maybe Suki herself, people that didn't have the precise tools and techniques that a professional tuner has, not to mention the necessary cash. This was often the case with car enthusiasts that wanted to have a go at modifying their cars on a budget).
Exactly, he talks about how "bad" all the mods are, when in fact this car absolutely represents the home built tuners of the era.
There's cars all over this country that have sat for the same period that look as rough yet they were considered amazing builds in the age.
The day you ever review the Hero 1 FnF Supra, I’ll be sharing that video everywhere.
Me too🤣
@ThatsRaidillonActually quirks and features. It's not really a 10 second car and it has a non turbo 2jz under the hood. 🤣
Check out moviescarcentral on youtube or frankmylife on Instagram. He has all originals FF cars and reviews them
This is the s2k from the original movie, they changed it into this for 2F2F. Just so ya know 🙂
Same
Prop Designer from 20 years ago: No one will ever look inside this car, its fine
Doug 2020: Bathmat Material
I wonder how much money they actually saved using the bathmat material.
Nolo Kobo you are probably right!
Doug: I don’t review modified cars
Doug on the same video: I will make an exception if it's a car that has appeared in a movie
Fun Fact: The Peterson Museum is the place The Notorious Big was murdered at
welp dang
Whaaaa???
Doug: *"I'd love to review iconic movie cars"*
That one viewer who is somehow allowed access to famous movie cars: *"hold my beer"*
Honda S2000 from fast and the furious
Me:😃
Doug: "this is crap"
Me:😧
A lot of movie cars are
Doug: *posts a video on More Doug Demuro about how he'll never review a modified car*
Also Doug: "This this the most modified car I could find"
tbf he said he would review movie cars without a second thought.
I have a picture of my young self sitting on the hood of this car when they had it on Display at “Universal Studios” theme park in Florida.
did it look better in person
Imagine if he reviewed the blue Silvia in Tokyo drift
Mona Lisa?
that RB swap... Damn man...
yeah, but he needs to go to France (the hero car is there):
th-cam.com/video/ivJlt8g0a10/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=LaurentSCHMIDT
@@Kalvinjj unfortunately no, it has never been swapped to an RB26 it's just the N/A SR20.
@@DJNADJIBBeatz Aw crap, yeah, now I remembered the video Craig Lieberman did on the Mustang, indeed, the RB in the Silvia was just a prop, the car was supposed to have it in the movie plot, but we only see the hood open on the wrecked one so movie magic...
He can’t though, remember Sean wrecked it, and they stole the engine.
I can't believe they let him drive around in that thing, lmfaoooooo
It’s a car goofy
THIS, is dogshit xD
Especially with no airbags and no seat belts.
@Jacob Shaffer That shit is not worth millions.. stop it lol
surprised its still drive-able, someone must be maintaining it a little.
Doug quote of the year: “ I look like a complete idiot, but it is kinda neat” 😂
Everyone commenting on how suki is Steven aoki's sister
And I'm just over here like, who's Stephen aoki?
a dj
yeah who's he
Her father was a wrestler named Rocky Aoki.
Now he needs to do Brian’s Toyota Supra and the 2F2F Skyline GTR R34
The Supra is in the Netherlands.
I wouldn't mind Torretto's RX7
This is a 2005 VW Touran Hulk car from Tokyo Drift.
Be prepared to have you childhood ruined then
I saw supra and skyline movie cars that were apparently set cars, i think they were prolly just stunt cars done up to be a replica
man the memories, the good old days
When fnf is all about cars, not high tech weapon / serum... Haha
why i don't do custom cars
hmmmmmm oooook
I would think movie props and custom cars go in two different categories.
try watching the video on custom cars to the end maybe
I think it’s okay to do modded reviews after he’s reviewed a stock example.
He literally reviewed a movie car before. In that video he said he makes exceptions for movie cars, like this s2000 and the Back to the Future DeLorean.
@@iwishigaf I think he was referring to the fact Doug JUST made a video saying why he didn't do custom cars.
Idk man, I love watching your reviews but you’re driving the iconic pink s2k, what Devon drove 17 years ago. I would appreciate it more.
this
Me: Mom I want a Ferrari Enzo.
Mom: We have Ferrari Enzo at home.
Ferrari Enzo at home 0:40
What's wrong with the Polestar 1? >:(
@@MrTwinkie797 exactly
MrTwinkie797 0:41 *
You can never find a Fiero without a Lambo or Ferrari bodykit anymore. Sad.
Not the best ad for Cars & Bids
Doug: "Handling 7 out of 10"
Me: how? The steering wheel isn't straight.
(Some of you need to learn how to take a joke)
The Doug score is just a load of bullshit.
@@wooferjr169 In a way!!!
Yeah!!!
The steering wheel isn't directly related to handling. It's just aesthetics. The actual car handles pretty good and having a wide body kit means it has even more grip with bigger tires.
It's still an s2000
handling and steering are two totally different things chap
what a long *THIS*
The hell
What happened to your vids?
Well if there was any car that deserves a unique this...
yo nfs ik zou het super leuk vinden als je weer eens videos maakt ik weet dat het veel tijd kost maar alsnog zou ik erg leuk vinden
@@Mr.M5 I was born with glass bones and paper skin. Every morning I break my legs, and every afternoon I break my arms. At night, I lie awake in agony until my heart attacks put me to sleep
This was RJ DeVera s car and was heavily modiffied before even the first movie. It was the Black Johny Tran S2000 from the desert race wars scene. Then the movie crew Bought the car from RJ De Vera for the second movie and paint it on Pink. It was Orange before the first movie. The owner apears on the first movie he s the asian guy on the white civic on the first race with Dom , Ja Rule and brian , the one who s playing Gran Turismo before the race.
Interesting. My theory on the poor performance was that it was never tuned for the S/C but from what you say that's unlikely. I wonder what's gone wrong with it over the years.
@@Melanie16040 its Supercharged I think and have fuel cell and other performance mods , like the "Hero" Supra it was on "Low boost" setup. I think for realiability. You can go to Craig Liebermann TH-cam channel, he has all the details of the two first movie cars
Genuinely never heard someone say "bath mat" as much in my life.
disturbing, isn't it?
Cool Whip.
Can’t wait for the next survive the hunt
@@pray4mojo35 Cool *Hwhip*
"if this mother f***** says bath mat one more time"...
Doug is the type of guy to smell the seat when nobody was looking. “ah Suki”
Damn man 😂😂😂
I hope he pin dis 💀
Lol
delete this plzzzz💀💀💀💀
🐃🦊🐵
Doug: "Heres why I dont review modified cars"
Also Doug: : "This Honda s2000 is a fast and furious movie icon "
He did say I will review iconic movie cars
This is an accurate, period-correct ricer of the time, to include the mods. Common home-made stuff for the time and appropriately sloppy. Well executed.
Doug: I don’t review modified cars
Also Doug: Look at this highly modified S2000
Exactly 😂🤣😁💀💀😵
Literally one week later lmao. Classic Douglas
That's what I tought too !
Beat me to it
I thought the same
Me : Mom i want Ferrari Enzo
Mom : We got an Enzo at home
Enzo at Home : 0:40
It’s legit.
LMAO 😂
"Bath mat" no longer sounds like a real phrase.
Baphomet
Math bat
I feel a strange urge to study bathmatics right now...
I’m sure you know when they make this kind of stuff for movies and tv they are usually on a time crunch and eye to detail isn’t the top of their priority. The studio probably just had one or 2 shops build them all quickly.
Having to keep wheel at a 45 degrees angle in a straight line "Handling: 7"
His Doug score is a big joke
Oh snap he’s at the Petersen’s, you know he has more videos coming out with cars from there.
He did a vault tour on his second channel, More Doug Demuro
some of the work actually makes sense from a business standpoint. taking time to make a picture perfect car also takes lots of money. If you can save a bit of money that's the important part because it saves you money in the long-run.
He’s gonna do it, he’s really gonna do it, Can’t wait to see more of these cool movie cars!
Names if Doug were ever a rapper:
2shirtz
Lil Quirk
Featurez
CarznBidz
QuirksnFeaturez
DougScorez
Lil quirk is the best rap name I've ever heard
Lol
Lil Shirt
DougScorez
@@lucasono9948 good one
Fun fact: Devon Aoki, Steve aoki’s sister, played the role of Suki
And their dad was the founder of the Benihanas restaurant franchise.
I only found out this a few months ago.
That's a cool fact
half-sister
Suki Blyat
I get that the car only needed to be used for a movie, but the overall craftsmanship is just abysmal.
It might have some imperfections, but still undeniably a legendary car.
Fun fact, Johnny Tran’s s2000 is the same car Suki drove in 2f2f, only painted pink.
You serious?
Interesting.. must be the reason the engine is going out.
Facts
Who the f is johnny tran
B K “The swat came into my house, Disrespected my whole family because somebody narced me out!!”
The Dougscore is so unforgiving that a literal F&F car gets an 8 for "cool factor" haha.
I actually said out loud "AN 8?!" And right after he just got saying in Los Angeles, nobody looks at anything, but people are actually paying attention to this Honda S2000.
it must've been the pink, he'd probably rate Han's RX-7 a 10 on cool factor
That was fair, if anything too high. There are "cooler" cars from F&F and you should really never give out 10s, to give room for improvement. I think its more like a 6-7
I'm pretty sure Don's blacked out Charger from F&F will probably get a 10
Should be zero
I LMAO when he was yanking on the rear view mirror like a rabid chimpanzee. 😂😂😂😂
Me too! I was like "OMG he's going to break it, WTF is he doing!!!"
The car oddly fits Doug's personality perfectly.
I know right it's like the literal manifestation of the Doug is the type of guy memes. "Doug is the type of guy to carpet line the side panels" or "Doug is the type of guy to glue a screen on top of the dash" etc.
Yeah. Because doug loves to smack his own ass
I feel like he talked about this in more Doug demuro to give us an excuse
Or to get more engagement
Exactly
Comments: "He just said I dOnT rEvIeW mOdIfIeD cArS"
Doug: Specifically stated that excludes movie cars like this or The Time Machine he did.
KenniBoii 19 YES FINALLY AN INTELLIGENT COMMENT
I was in awe. Thats definitely the same car, the sound is exact, something I really remembered about the movie, and when he's driving.
I'd love to see an uncut version of this with people yelling at Doug, lol
I’d yell at him for playing with parts of the car and resting his arms and hands on the paint. Fucking furious I’d be. Not fast, just furious.
How did Doug drive this car without screaming...
"Smack dat ass!!"
Coming up next:
This... is a Honda Civic with a spoon engine, T66 turbo, and motec system exhaust
Bruh😂😂😂😂
Don't forget the green underglow and MashiMoto ZX tires so we know it's someone in the street racing world
This... is a Nissan Skyline GT-R with a swapped motor Gallo 12 (or Gallo 24)
And no nitrous because you've got a heavy foot.
Imagine randomly driving a movie car down the street...
People here just probably read the title "Here's why I don't review modified cars" but didn't actually watched it.
But I don’t see any comments talking about how Doug shouldn’t review this cause it’s a modified car
Modified Car: "I don't review modified Dougs"
Also Car: "Doug"
Nothing works, looks awful close up, laughable build quality... turns out my daily driver is also a movie car
Watching this I can't stop seeing Xzibit in my head for some reason...
They moved the mirror because of how short the actress was. She basically
learned how to drive in that car...
She's like 5'5 that's not short, lol
@@awizardmummyandmartian3238 given how she sat in it and the body kit making rear visibility different from stock it not that unbelievable that she’d need a lower mirror...
@@americanthundergod9749 I guess
girl's car you know... lipstick thing
@@copy2886 that too
Damn! Doug must have met Suki recently and she gave him a hard pass on his pickup lines and now he’s murdering her car in his review. Why else would he review this car. 🤣
What else happened??
Doug: This is why i don't review modified cars
Also Doug: THIIIIIIIS is a fast a modified FF car
Back then the 2nd guage was installed to tell you when to shift, a light would come on to assist with perfect shifts. Feels like yesterday I was in the theater watching this movie. Now I feel old.
!!**TITLE CORRECTION**!!
THIISSSSSS Honda S2000 is a Fast and Furious Icon
12:10 wow lol
The body kit actually aged well. This is probably one of the better looking vehicles to come from that era.
*s2000 jumps*
Dodge durango: yeeted
One thing I know about movie/TV cars is the rearview mirror anomaly. Many movie/TV cars had their rearviews completely removed because A: It could block the actors' faces when shooting through the windshield and B: If you shot the car from behind, the mirror would reflect the camera car. Watch a few episodes of _Knight Rider_ or _The Dukes of Hazzard_ after becoming aware of this, and you'll immediately notice it. I suspect it's at least part of the reason why this car's rearview is so weird.