Fast and the furious movie 2023: Dom's dad never died. He faked his death and now he's back for revenge against that guy whose now a janitor at a high school, who happens to be Brian's father.
The original movie was a good movie definitely in the top 20% of all movies. But honestly saying it was one of the best movies ever is way to far of a stretch...
@Sports Guru No, they said he was a Violent criminal who nearly killed a guy with a socket wrench. They made it sound like he did it just because but the reality is he was a boy who got emotional. As for the DVDs, he needs to making a living, they never killed anyone hijacking these trucks so
like I said earlier, not really, anyone who knows motorsport sees the death part as cliche. Dieing at high speeds either happens in one of two ways, blunt force trauma, or fire. Go research Groupe B and the "deadly years" of formula 1. Dom's story is so common the "creepy factor" of the coincidence is none, considering Paul Walkers love of cars and speed.
Its hollywood, nothing happen casuality. Artists and actores are sacrificed. Hollywood means the holly wood, burned in sacrifices. We are rulled by a powerfull evil power, understand that.
"He's uh.. a janitor at a high school.. has to take the bus to work everyday." That lesson in realism is what I dearly miss about this franchise - it's become a parody of itself. Back then every moment of violence had direct consequences. Nowadays, Dom has went from a kid who watched his own father die from a racing accident that can happen to anybody, to directly smashing into the villain's car head on with his without a scratch.
I wish the franchise went back to being a little more low key. I thought Fast 5 had a decent balance. But they feel they have to outdo each entry in the level of crazy.
@@johnhenry6152 What happened to Roman when he got arrested back when him and Brian were younger also had something to do with it. Brian regretted not being able to help Roman, so when he had the chance to help Dom he took it.
I kinda wish that they stuck with this Dom, the Dom that was afraid of a car, not the one that jumps from bridge to bridge like a badass. The Dom in the first and fourth movie rely on his character and his background. The new movie with Dom rely on action.
The new Dom you’re talking about is a family man, and the previous (excl tokyo drift) is a man who stuck in the past I like both, and that what makes the character dope
This scene levels with Han’s “Life is simple” moment. So much feels and it’s inspiring. This movie franchise made me what I am today, a Mechanical Engineer.
The actor who played young Dom in F9 did a good job, it bridges this movie with the current one, i almost want a prequel series of F&F, at least it would be mostly about street racing again.
@@jonajaeger120 when did he say that? I remember Hobbs saying that line when he was looking through the GT40 in Fast Five. It went something like "damn shame putting bullshit like that on a classic, might as well strap neon lights to it"
Pete Rodriguez III yeah you’re right Hobbs said it. Anyways in my opinion the charger went downhill from the first one on. They put new School tires, grill and lowered it like a new 2010-ish charger.
Dom in TFATF: “nothing matters. Not my team or any of their BS” Dom in subsequent Furious movies: “Family is everything” You really saw the growth in him throughout the series.
The way I see it is, he always cared about his friends and family but those little moments in races is when he can let go of the pain, the stress and just push himself to the limit
It's not that he disliked his family or that it wasn't a strong bond, He was just recounting how it feels to lift all of lifes burdens in that 10 seconds where he is focused on nothing but racing. Sort if like when you dive off a diving board or go down a steep hill. In those moments you are free in a sense.
"I live my life a 1/4 mile at a time. Nothing else matters. For those 10 seconds or less... i'm free." If you dont like this sentance, you are not a fan of the franchise.
Bronwyn Barnes the second pivotal scene for me with music is when Brian blows his cover after Vince got hurt, and he was watching Mia and Dom drive away
For me it just brings back good memories of this time. It makes me think of people in la and their culture for cars. Dont know why i love the music so much
"I used to say I live my life a quarter mile at a time and I think that's why we were brothers- because you did, too. No matter where you are, whether it's a quarter mile away or half way across the world. You'll always be with me... And you'll always be my brother." 2015 Vin Diesel.
"Nothing else matters. Not the mortgage, not the store, not my team and all their bullshit." - that is passion... but wait in the last 3 movies all that matters is family. Were did the passion for the cars go? What happened to the racing? Why do we have explosions, impossible stunts and fighting bad guys in cars instead of what mattered int he beginning: racing and passion for cars?
Huni Macska He says that here because he means it. Then he realized that this motto of his, the obsession with racing, gave him a rep. He made a lot of friends and admirers but also a lot of enemies, which is why you see at the end of this film he's fleeing to Mexico. Now when he finds out that Letty died (even though she didn't really, but at the time it did seem like it) he realizes that his past life, his passion for racing and winning races at whatever cost ended up costing him a part of his family, a pain that was too hard for him to bear. So that's why from then on he puts family over everything, to make sure that doesn't happen again. It would be nice to see a bit more street racing in the movies but they have a story line to keep up with, and in all honestly I like how the movies have turned out.
Also in the later movies the characters don't give a fuck if their car gets destroyed, not to mention that the cars used in the later movies have no background story or charm to them. The earlier movies had tuners cars which had endless hours and passion put into them, now they are just generic supercars that last around 10 minutes before getting wrecked.
Every day after school sometimes twice a day.. I started saving up for my turbo eclipse when this came out and bought one when I first got my license.. it was the happiest day of my life😂🙏
This was the moment where Brian realizes that Dom wasn’t just like some other punk robber. He realized that Dom has a family and understands why he is the way he is. That’s why he gave Dom his keys at the end of the movie
I mean , I get it that it's an action movie , but 9'th part had few elements , that I can't cope with , and no , I'm not even talkin.g anout space / 1st one is landing in charger after a swing without a single scratch / 2nd is how truck was even going , when it was flipped , like it has like 8 tons at least , and it was roof to ground .
I kind of still can't believe this scene is in the same franchise we have now. Having watched this a number of times it is still shocking to hear Dom describe seeing his Dad burn to death as a young man. You can also hear the regret and pain in his voice/expressions when he talks about basically making another man a barely functioning human by beating him so badly. Vin's acting in this scene is honestly superb.
"I had a wrench...and hit him...and i didnt intend to keep hitting him but by the time i was done i couldn't lift my arms." Just the way he describes it you can tell he didnt want it to that far. He knew he took it too far.
This just re-emphasizes how at one time the franchise was somewhat grounded and believable-where the characters actually had stories, faced consequences, and were shaped by experiences. Now we're flying cars into space and battling tanks on the highway.
What a tragic coincidence and chilling that the clip of 1:06 Dom mentioned about how his dad died in flame before the tank explode and he remembered hearing his father screamed in pain, years later Paul died almost the same way. RIP Paul
I can't stress enough how much I agree with this. It's like it's a joke. How can he be dead? If there's anything good that can come out of it it's that this is how everyone will always remember him... young, talented, and great.
An eerie premonition of Paul's untimely and tragic death?!! This was a refreshing and very organic scene of Vins vulnerability, being transparent and confessing one's faults sins and fears; and Paul attentive, quitely and genuinely listening with concern such a chemistry and brotherhood that Paul and Vin share on screen i'm sure was just as real off screen. RIP Paul Walker
Scenes like this are what's missing from the new films. A break from the action so we can just get insight on the characters. About 90% of action movies released nowadays is just nonstop action with very little cool down, if any. It's one of the reasons why the original three are my personal favorites of the series and why I typically prefer older movies.
I’m so glad they tied the story of Dom’s father Jack into the new movie, seeing how he died and caused a rift between the brotherly love between Dom and Jakob.
Watching this scene now in 2024 feels so surreal. This was back in the time when the series was grounded, still about racing and when Dom was very human. Not superhuman. Just human. I miss the simpler times of the Fast And Furious franchise. Parts 1-4 are still my favourite. Although that prison bus escape scene at the start of Fast 5 is still astounding today.
Paul was the guy who got me into the car scene. Especially his eclipse, skyline, and GTR may he shred with those cars in racing Paradise. R.I.P. Paul Walker.
NewtypeDestroyer there the same just that Nissan dropped the skyline name now it's just the gtr, i geuss to shorten the name, or something I still love the skyline name
Does anybody think the need the next one to take place back in 1995 when this shit happened and show his dad show how the business deal that went down with johnny tran. Show how leon and jesse came into the picture. Show how he got his 1993 rx 7 how leon got an illegal skyline r33. Show how Dom started being the top customer at the racers edge. Show how all this shit led up to jacking semis. Doesnt that sound like what should be done?
This series has become so ballistic that I forget the first movie had these small, fantastically written scenes where we get to see actual character and heart
One of the most raw and visceral movies ever made and it’s name has been ruined in recent years bc they’ve gotten away from highlighting the cars and keeping it pure
Nope. If by foreshadowing you mean second most common way to get killed in a car, then well... I guess you take the term foreshadowing way to liberally.
18 years on and I can still recite this scene word for word. I remember being 14 when this first came out thinking it was literally the best film ever produced. 18years on you can 900hp from a production car, maybe in another 18 years you’ll be able to get 900hp from a family car.
We all used to make fun of the “I live my life a quarter mile at a time” line. Little did we know this would be the best written and acted scene of the entire franchise lol
The nostalgia makes my guts hurt. For some reason when I watch this very scene of this very movie, I want to cry, I want to laugh, I want to be fighting angry all at once. I've never experienced another film that gave me the chills quite like this movie. It makes me depressed that I cant go back to just being a little kid and watching this with my dad and big brother; But it also makes me happy that I got to spend the moment with my father and brother. Just so many different emotions that I feel all at once EVERY TIME I watch this scene. Kudos to Rob Cohen for directing the 2 best movies in the franchise (#1 and #2 in my opinion). And kudos to the brilliant man whoever wrote this scene. ------ Even though I never met you Paul, the world seems like a totally different place since you've left us; I never realized how much happiness your positive attitude brought to the WHOLE automotive scene until you where gone...R.I.P.
It's crazy to think all those years since that scene. Listening to Dom talk about watching his dad burn to death screaming.. really reminds me when I was screaming when I heard of Paul's death...
This scene makes me so happy, because it's exactly how I feel in my life at the moment, Like Vin said nothing matters, but for those 10 seconds or less I free.
KickingLynx2202 / NpK BackFire What do you mean? Just because from time to time I like to pvp on gta makes me a bad person? I loved cars since I was 3 and this movie I have always held close to me. My end goal is to get an R34 into the states or a Supra in California and drive buy this house to pay tribute.
0:45 did Fast and Furious remarked of Dale Earnhart Sr situation in 2001, it's what Dale Jr saw in his early life of his father was on the last lap and hitting the wall on the final turn. Dale's Sr #3 car did not explode from the tanks...he hit the wall hard that broke his neck...RIP #3
Man i wish i could time travel back to the summer of 2001 leading to my senior year at Central High School. Gather up with my friends again and go see this movie for the first time again
Well technically he disowned Jakob. When you disown someone you act like they don’t exist, and yes I’m pretty sure both of them helped their dad build it.
This man now breaks walls, jumps cars from building to building, flies between bridges, and has a super soldier brother. Talk about "character development"
This scene is bittersweet to me; like, seeing this back then and having this tranquil, serenity feeling towards it, and now somewhat haunting because the way Dom explains how his father died, is eerily similar to how Paul Walker died. It give me the chills just thinking about it...
Growing up, you think the movie is all about Brian's story. Being older you realize it's actually 2 fast 2 furious, and this movie is more about Dom's story. This also shows through the sympathetic act by brian at the very end by letting him go in the supra, after he had crashed his dad's car and survived. "I owe you a ten second car" was the simplest and nicest way of telling him "get the hell out of here. I didnt see you."
I have a question. Was fast and furious originally meant be a series? Because i can find there was some changes about Dom's character. In latter series, dom emphasizes that the family is everything and the most important. Here he is kinda being for himself by saying nothing else matters more for him than racing. To me it sounds like the fast and furious was meant to be one-off movie in the beginning.
You're exactly right. This was meant to be the only film. However people demanded a sequel and we got 2 Fast 2 Furious. Then the franchise was 'rebooted' and then from Tokyo Drift and so on and we have a 7 (soon to be 8 or more) film series. I honestly love all the films, but the first two are the best cause they're are original stories. Now the focus is on more action and more Hollywood stars. Vin and Paul were the real stars on the franchise.
Nic R Thank you for the information. I like the first one the most as well. To me, Fast and Furious is all about people's passion about car and racing. However, as the series continues, the characters have been changed. In fact, they act as if they are governmental agents in the Seven. Dom's line "This time it's just not about being fast" may sound cool and awesome, but it kinda let me down because I felt it shows how far Dom's character has departed from that in the first movie.
Sun Moon also I believe Tokyo Drift was just meant to be a spin off, nothing else. Good that the producers went outside the box to continued the series with the original cast.
The nostalgia that this movie brings to me is amazing. Watching this as a little kid, i could watch this movie over and over as i dreamed to have a tuner.
Kev27RS All deaths are tragic!! wew re all gonna die and all our deaths will be considered tragic..think about it..his death was meant to be , he had to die, he died doing what he loved he had a god death though
God damn ever time I see an old clip it reminds me these were real car guy movies back in the day and not just action films. Really captured the passion behind all car guys.
The best Fast and Furious, you can feel the atmosphere, the emotions while watching, it feels real, down to earth, real engine sounds... The 4th and Tokyo Drift are great also.
"they said it was me that was screaming." - so chilling, he delivers it so well.
this scene shows how much Dom started to trust Brian.
effortlessGFX I love Vin for that he got it right on pointt He showed Brian a side that not much of the crew had seen.
@@stoubeatz true like they were always meant to be brothers
SOUTH WARDEN u right my bro
@@stoubeatz and the climax of f7 makes it even more emotional
We need a prequel with dom’s dad racing
“Me and my dad built her” which means Dom was the guy who held the flashlight while his dad worked
Haha tremendous. I cN hear my Dad yelling at me for not holding the light in the right spot or for blinding him with it. Lol
🤣🤣
No.
😂🤣🤣
More like "Son, go grab me another beer.. and hand me that socket wrench.."
Back when Dom used to talk.
Haha so he doesn't now
@@harryluteshi7487 yes but everything he says is now FaMiLy
@@BellicIV hahahahahaha
@@harryluteshi7487 I call him mumble man
@@harryluteshi7487 No now he just grunts
Fast and the furious movie 2023: Dom's dad never died. He faked his death and now he's back for revenge against that guy whose now a janitor at a high school, who happens to be Brian's father.
I heard they retconned what happened in F9, lol. Haven't seen it yet myself though.
😂😂😂
In space!
@@DeathBringer769they changed it but not
This is a brilliant idea 😂😂
This original movie was one of the best ever made. The scenes, soundtrack and storyline were unreal.
I agree, now these movies are dog 💩
The original movie was a good movie definitely in the top 20% of all movies. But honestly saying it was one of the best movies ever is way to far of a stretch...
And even that movie sucked…
Too bad the script of stolen from the guy who really created it.
@@patman0250What do you mean?
At this point Brian realized he wasn't the monster the police made him out to be
Monsters hijack trucks for DVD players???
JokerScars69 now that is next level stupidity
JokerScars69 no I mean stealing DVD’s is next level stupidity
@Sports Guru No, they said he was a Violent criminal who nearly killed a guy with a socket wrench. They made it sound like he did it just because but the reality is he was a boy who got emotional. As for the DVDs, he needs to making a living, they never killed anyone hijacking these trucks so
@Sports Guru so you're saying a Thief and a Murderer are the same thing?
the fact that his dads death was almost like pauls is scary
omg i never saw it like that
LucerosGaming its scary right. I mean when i think about how its like predicted. Like some god wanted this to happen. It scares me
like I said earlier, not really, anyone who knows motorsport sees the death part as cliche.
Dieing at high speeds either happens in one of two ways, blunt force trauma, or fire. Go research Groupe B and the "deadly years" of formula 1. Dom's story is so common the "creepy factor" of the coincidence is none, considering Paul Walkers love of cars and speed.
Wow
Its hollywood, nothing happen casuality. Artists and actores are sacrificed. Hollywood means the holly wood, burned in sacrifices. We are rulled by a powerfull evil power, understand that.
Hands down the best scene of the franchise.
Truck scene
Last drag race scene for me.
is give it a -3 out of 10
Nah, end of furious 7 was beautiful
Indeed
"He's uh.. a janitor at a high school.. has to take the bus to work everyday."
That lesson in realism is what I dearly miss about this franchise - it's become a parody of itself. Back then every moment of violence had direct consequences. Nowadays, Dom has went from a kid who watched his own father die from a racing accident that can happen to anybody, to directly smashing into the villain's car head on with his without a scratch.
ruaridh2k7 this is the best fast and furious . It's realistic , and human . It changed my life , because i also live my life a quarter mile at a time
Kiko Mano r/iamverybadass
Kinda makes it seem like doms dad died a casual death when u see dom fighting a ex spec ops and driving cars out of towers in dubai
I wish the franchise went back to being a little more low key. I thought Fast 5 had a decent balance. But they feel they have to outdo each entry in the level of crazy.
@@LouSassol69er fast five was the last good film everything after that just became to far fetched
It's been 20 years. Unbelievable, how legendary this movie is
its legendary but it has alot of flows that dont make sense but still a good original movie
@@РомаМамедов-б7щ movie is 🗑️
It spawned a bunch of ricers APC tuning their Civics. Yay, what a time to be alive.
Really good acting from Vin in this scene, particularly the wrench speech. You can see pain and remorse on his face.
TheKingOfRuckus when he says it scares the shit out of me, I shiver Everytime
I couldn’t have put it better myself.
not really
He gives the same speech to everyone, over and over. The UPS driver hates dropping packages there.
Now the movies suck donkey balls...
“And this my friends” is why Brian Didn’t arrest Dom.
Cuz he understood where he was coming from, perspective can make anyone seem like less of a monster
I don’t understand why you had to put quotation in between and this my friends.
His sister is the reason he didn't arrest Dom 🤣
@@johnhenry6152 he said it himself in the 4th movie that she wasn’t the reason why
@@johnhenry6152 What happened to Roman when he got arrested back when him and Brian were younger also had something to do with it. Brian regretted not being able to help Roman, so when he had the chance to help Dom he took it.
I kinda wish that they stuck with this Dom, the Dom that was afraid of a car, not the one that jumps from bridge to bridge like a badass. The Dom in the first and fourth movie rely on his character and his background. The new movie with Dom rely on action.
Jacob Antony Plus the old Dom talks normally, the new one be talking mad weird 😂
@@Joguap same thing i said it's like he has no emotions & and tries to hard to come off as a badass
@@deondrebrown5872 The Dom in Fast 6 had a good story with Letty and Shaw was a awesome villian with a great backstory.
From an artist's perspective yes. Though unfortunately that doesn't put asses in theater seats, Hollywood is primarily a money racket.
The new Dom you’re talking about is a family man, and the previous (excl tokyo drift) is a man who stuck in the past
I like both, and that what makes the character dope
This scene levels with Han’s “Life is simple” moment. So much feels and it’s inspiring. This movie franchise made me what I am today, a Mechanical Engineer.
The actor who played young Dom in F9 did a good job, it bridges this movie with the current one, i almost want a prequel series of F&F, at least it would be mostly about street racing again.
I got an idea
Yeah I was convinced it was young Dom
@@mikeoxmaul837 Maybe you should edit the fast 9 flashback combining with Dom telling Brian the story about his dad died in the car
Nah, that won't sell.
I just found out the actor who played young Dom in Fast 9 is Vin Diesel's son in real life - Vincent Sinclair Diesel!
He basically described Paul's through the script. Wow!
EJdrummerboy1 scary part is this movie is ca 10 years before that event happend
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@mason deeks I agree he took the Elvis, Tu Pac retirement plan.
@@dgray7537 what?
@@zoxyy.1x the comment I was responding too said Paul faked his death.
Always thought the charger looked best in the first movie!
they remodeled the whole car and its nothing as good as the original
Agreed. Muscle cars look ridiculous with blacked out chrome and large wheels, if you ask me. Chrome and 15 inch wheels, please!
It’s definitely the best looking. With the others it’s Just like Dom said it himself:
“It's a goddamn shame putting bullshit like that on a classic”
@@jonajaeger120 when did he say that? I remember Hobbs saying that line when he was looking through the GT40 in Fast Five. It went something like "damn shame putting bullshit like that on a classic, might as well strap neon lights to it"
Pete Rodriguez III yeah you’re right Hobbs said it. Anyways in my opinion the charger went downhill from the first one on. They put new School tires, grill and lowered it like a new 2010-ish charger.
Brian: So whats your best time?
Dom: I've never driven it
Brian: Why not?
Dom: ............ Scares the shit out of me
Best lines in history.
Legendary
Goes onto drive super cars through buildings and fight submarines with cars
Dom says never driven her
@@zCxtalyst well... its a charger......
This scene just hits different after watching fast 9
FR. it’s sad.
Exactly why im here i wanted to see how accurate they depicted this story in F9
I thought Dom's father die with that charger.
I know right
You see the way his dad died
Dom in TFATF: “nothing matters. Not my team or any of their BS”
Dom in subsequent Furious movies: “Family is everything”
You really saw the growth in him throughout the series.
Don't you just love character develpment?
The way I see it is, he always cared about his friends and family but those little moments in races is when he can let go of the pain, the stress and just push himself to the limit
It's not that he disliked his family or that it wasn't a strong bond, He was just recounting how it feels to lift all of lifes burdens in that 10 seconds where he is focused on nothing but racing. Sort if like when you dive off a diving board or go down a steep hill. In those moments you are free in a sense.
"I live my life a 1/4 mile at a time. Nothing else matters. For those 10 seconds or less... i'm free."
If you dont like this sentance, you are not a fan of the franchise.
when i first heard this i understood: i give my whife...
effisjens sentence*
effisjens That makes no sense at all.
Correction - You are not a car guy.
effisjens Oh yeah! You're right!
The music does in my opinion make this the most emotional scene in the entire movie
Bronwyn Barnes the second pivotal scene for me with music is when Brian blows his cover after Vince got hurt, and he was watching Mia and Dom drive away
Bronwyn Barnes the music is eerie but it sets the tone for the scene. its chilling.
For me it just brings back good memories of this time. It makes me think of people in la and their culture for cars. Dont know why i love the music so much
Thats what i was going to say...
Anyone know the name of that background song that of the piano
this and Hans life's simple you make choices and you don't look back are my favorite.
That was my 8th grade yearbook quote for a fact
If you need to convince to people that Vin Diesel can act, just show them this scene.
I thought he said it was Mia who was screaming.
and saving private ryan
Not only in this movie, his previous film like saving private ryan, multifacial and the iron giant show he can act.
*Brian Earl Spillner* will forever be missed.
"I used to say I live my life a quarter mile at a time and I think that's why we were brothers- because you did, too. No matter where you are, whether it's a quarter mile away or half way across the world. You'll always be with me... And you'll always be my brother." 2015 Vin Diesel.
"Nothing else matters. Not the mortgage, not the store, not my team and all their bullshit." - that is passion... but wait in the last 3 movies all that matters is family. Were did the passion for the cars go? What happened to the racing? Why do we have explosions, impossible stunts and fighting bad guys in cars instead of what mattered int he beginning: racing and passion for cars?
Huni Macska He says that here because he means it. Then he realized that this motto of his, the obsession with racing, gave him a rep. He made a lot of friends and admirers but also a lot of enemies, which is why you see at the end of this film he's fleeing to Mexico. Now when he finds out that Letty died (even though she didn't really, but at the time it did seem like it) he realizes that his past life, his passion for racing and winning races at whatever cost ended up costing him a part of his family, a pain that was too hard for him to bear. So that's why from then on he puts family over everything, to make sure that doesn't happen again. It would be nice to see a bit more street racing in the movies but they have a story line to keep up with, and in all honestly I like how the movies have turned out.
Also in the later movies the characters don't give a fuck if their car gets destroyed, not to mention that the cars used in the later movies have no background story or charm to them. The earlier movies had tuners cars which had endless hours and passion put into them, now they are just generic supercars that last around 10 minutes before getting wrecked.
They should just forget about all the fast & furious movies past the first one and make The Fast and The Furious: Part 2
Huni Macska I only take the first 3 serious.. everything else is super unrealistic action films.
Huni Macska wait for the fast 8 film hahaha.
R.I.P Paul Walker (1973-2013)
This scene is 20 years old and it still give me chills espacially with the flashback scene we've got about this in F9
I used to own this on DVD as a kid and I swear I watched it every day. This scene still gives me chills to this day
Every day after school sometimes twice a day..
I started saving up for my turbo eclipse when this came out and bought one when I first got my license.. it was the happiest day of my life😂🙏
My father still has the DVD
They really changed dom's character. I kinda miss this version of his character.
Thats what happens when you give the Lead actor to much control. Vin destroyed The character making him into a superhuman
Don't you like the 007 vin ?
Totally
This scene was probably the best out of all the Furious' s. Only because it showed exactly who Dom was. The others fucked up his image.
Chase yep especially with the family thing
@Chase Dandy our name........
I agree
This was the moment where Brian realizes that Dom wasn’t just like some other punk robber. He realized that Dom has a family and understands why he is the way he is. That’s why he gave Dom his keys at the end of the movie
Shadow Kid SE some other punk robber? Everyone has a story and a reason for what they do
Who’s here after watching Fast9 just to relive some level of realism that this franchise once had?
I mean , I get it that it's an action movie , but 9'th part had few elements , that I can't cope with , and no , I'm not even talkin.g anout space / 1st one is landing in charger after a swing without a single scratch / 2nd is how truck was even going , when it was flipped , like it has like 8 tons at least , and it was roof to ground .
I kind of still can't believe this scene is in the same franchise we have now. Having watched this a number of times it is still shocking to hear Dom describe seeing his Dad burn to death as a young man. You can also hear the regret and pain in his voice/expressions when he talks about basically making another man a barely functioning human by beating him so badly. Vin's acting in this scene is honestly superb.
F&F: "Nothing else matters... not my team and all their BS".
Every other F&F "we family"
Character development
It's called character development for a reason
Character ruining
@@mako5996 how?
@@thomaspanditfan2435 They changed him too much
"I had a wrench...and hit him...and i didnt intend to keep hitting him but by the time i was done i couldn't lift my arms."
Just the way he describes it you can tell he didnt want it to that far. He knew he took it too far.
Today being as old as I am. I can finally relate to what he means.
Right it really speaks to me man that last line about what he lives by is what I live my life to
BoostWillis of course you do and everyone else will say the same.
You agree with what he says? What do you mean by that? Explain what you mean..
Me?
Existential crisis
This just re-emphasizes how at one time the franchise was somewhat grounded and believable-where the characters actually had stories, faced consequences, and were shaped by experiences. Now we're flying cars into space and battling tanks on the highway.
0:25 me telling everyone how fast my V6 charger is
As a fellow V6 charger guy I felt this way after adding a CAI 😂😂
What a tragic coincidence and chilling that the clip of 1:06 Dom mentioned about how his dad died in flame before the tank explode and he remembered hearing his father screamed in pain, years later Paul died almost the same way. RIP Paul
GOD! hurts to watch him. (P.Walker) Rest in peace "Buster"
I can't stress enough how much I agree with this. It's like it's a joke. How can he be dead? If there's anything good that can come out of it it's that this is how everyone will always remember him... young, talented, and great.
😍😍😍💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💙💙💙💙💙💙💋💋💙💙
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"I live my life a quarter mile at a time, and for those ten seconds or less... I'm free" the way Vin says it
"........ and for some reason, I'm not gonna mention that I had a brother named Jakob who I exiled because he was kind of the reason our father died"
Why would he mention someone he doesn't want to do with anymore?
@@gamestation2690 stupid fu ckin movie
@@Mr.Nin10do. Nobody ever complained about Nathan Drake never mentioning HIS brother in the Uncharted series.
why should he mention it? its probably too painful a memory
@@gamestation2690 i wouldnt know because i never played it
An eerie premonition of Paul's untimely and tragic death?!!
This was a refreshing and very organic scene of Vins vulnerability, being transparent and confessing one's faults sins and fears; and Paul attentive, quitely and genuinely listening with concern such a chemistry and brotherhood that Paul and Vin share on screen i'm sure was just as real off screen. RIP Paul Walker
Best scene of all the movies IMO
No the truck scene is the best scene of all time.
gayest scene ever
+TheSonicEnergy thanks for noticing ;)
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"clipped his bumber n put em in the wall at a hundred n twenty" its so bonechilling when he says it.
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10x worse when you're not american and realize its mph
@@patstaysuckafreeboss8006 damn 193 kilometers,
Especially with how they made the scene at the beginning of f9 😳🤯
@@StreetDrilla true that's hella fast tbh
Scenes like this are what's missing from the new films. A break from the action so we can just get insight on the characters. About 90% of action movies released nowadays is just nonstop action with very little cool down, if any. It's one of the reasons why the original three are my personal favorites of the series and why I typically prefer older movies.
I’m so glad they tied the story of Dom’s father Jack into the new movie, seeing how he died and caused a rift between the brotherly love between Dom and Jakob.
Same
Watching this scene now in 2024 feels so surreal. This was back in the time when the series was grounded, still about racing and when Dom was very human. Not superhuman. Just human. I miss the simpler times of the Fast And Furious franchise. Parts 1-4 are still my favourite. Although that prison bus escape scene at the start of Fast 5 is still astounding today.
Paul was the guy who got me into the car scene. Especially his eclipse, skyline, and GTR may he shred with those cars in racing Paradise. R.I.P. Paul Walker.
dude the skyline and the gtr are the same thing
Enrique Hinojos Not actually, the Skyline in 2 fast 2 furious is different from the GTR in Fast and Furious 6.
NewtypeDestroyer there the same just that Nissan dropped the skyline name now it's just the gtr, i geuss to shorten the name, or something I still love the skyline name
ok thanks for the information
Enrique Hinojos he meant to say r34 and r35
Does anybody think the need the next one to take place back in 1995 when this shit happened and show his dad show how the business deal that went down with johnny tran. Show how leon and jesse came into the picture. Show how he got his 1993 rx 7 how leon got an illegal skyline r33. Show how Dom started being the top customer at the racers edge. Show how all this shit led up to jacking semis. Doesnt that sound like what should be done?
True, i stand with ya
Actors age man
@@idontlikecops1 de-aging possible by CG. There are many movies out there
Mohammed Shan name a movie
@@idontlikecops1 guardians of galaxy 2. Upcoming movie captain marvel. Etc
And this is how it's linked to Fast 9. Ladies and Gentlemen.
This series has become so ballistic that I forget the first movie had these small, fantastically written scenes where we get to see actual character and heart
You can clearly see in fast 9 u can see a nascar flip over when he talk about his father it will show in the movie thank me after
Wait what?
@@nostalgia4522 exactly
I can confirm that your theiry is 💯% on point because I just saw the beginning of F9 and that’s exactly what happens!
One of the most raw and visceral movies ever made and it’s name has been ruined in recent years bc they’ve gotten away from highlighting the cars and keeping it pure
1:19 Foreshadowing Paul's death?
Nope. If by foreshadowing you mean second most common way to get killed in a car, then well...
I guess you take the term foreshadowing way to liberally.
John Haggard and this was in 2001 😱
This movie was probably filmed in 1999
RAPEY DAVY filmed in 1999 released in 2000
original lvcifer wasnt released until june 2001, guy.
18 years on and I can still recite this scene word for word. I remember being 14 when this first came out thinking it was literally the best film ever produced.
18years on you can 900hp from a production car, maybe in another 18 years you’ll be able to get 900hp from a family car.
cough cough , chrysler pacifica hellcat
This movie is a timeless classic and the best one in the franchise.
We all used to make fun of the “I live my life a quarter mile at a time” line. Little did we know this would be the best written and acted scene of the entire franchise lol
The nostalgia makes my guts hurt. For some reason when I watch this very scene of this very movie, I want to cry, I want to laugh, I want to be fighting angry all at once. I've never experienced another film that gave me the chills quite like this movie. It makes me depressed that I cant go back to just being a little kid and watching this with my dad and big brother; But it also makes me happy that I got to spend the moment with my father and brother. Just so many different emotions that I feel all at once EVERY TIME I watch this scene.
Kudos to Rob Cohen for directing the 2 best movies in the franchise (#1 and #2 in my opinion). And kudos to the brilliant man whoever wrote this scene.
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Even though I never met you Paul, the world seems like a totally different place since you've left us; I never realized how much happiness your positive attitude brought to the WHOLE automotive scene until you where gone...R.I.P.
I know exactly how you feel, ive never met paul. When he died i felt as if someone i knew personally died.
ChuBroSki this is so true .things dont seem as good as they were back then in the day of 2001 .
John singleton directed number 2
Restraining Dylan the good ol days
ChuBroSki attention seeker but I feel you
Damn. The music really makes this scene more emotional.
What's the music
Especially in the ninth film when we visually see how it happened.
It's crazy to think all those years since that scene. Listening to Dom talk about watching his dad burn to death screaming.. really reminds me when I was screaming when I heard of Paul's death...
seeing the actual scene happen in the new movie gives this whole scene a new meaning
Dom spoke in this movie, as much as he has spoken in all the other movies in the franchise combined!
This scene makes me so happy, because it's exactly how I feel in my life at the moment, Like Vin said nothing matters, but for those 10 seconds or less I free.
I’ll expose you trash what tf are gta tryhards doing here
KickingLynx2202 / NpK BackFire What do you mean? Just because from time to time I like to pvp on gta makes me a bad person? I loved cars since I was 3 and this movie I have always held close to me. My end goal is to get an R34 into the states or a Supra in California and drive buy this house to pay tribute.
Amen
That one phase carried through the series until the very end....
Too bad they kept making more movies.
When he said “my TEAM and all their bullshit” that was lowkey a giveaway that they were the hijackers
"So much torque, the chassis twisted coming off the line" - Dominic Toretto
Everyone is coming here after seeing F9 Lol. It makes this scene so much more relevant.
0:45 did Fast and Furious remarked of Dale Earnhart Sr situation in 2001, it's what Dale Jr saw in his early life of his father was on the last lap and hitting the wall on the final turn. Dale's Sr #3 car did not explode from the tanks...he hit the wall hard that broke his neck...RIP #3
Man i wish i could time travel back to the summer of 2001 leading to my senior year at Central High School. Gather up with my friends again and go see this movie for the first time again
Larry Moore Jr me too man ... me too
Dom "Me and my dad built her" Did Jakob not help?
Well technically he disowned Jakob. When you disown someone you act like they don’t exist, and yes I’m pretty sure both of them helped their dad build it.
@@mikeoxmaul837 + it was retconned
Jacob didn't exist until 2 years ago lmao
So much torque, the chassis twisted coming off the line
After seeing the new f&f hearing him talk about his dad is even more sad now 😭
This man now breaks walls, jumps cars from building to building, flies between bridges, and has a super soldier brother.
Talk about "character development"
Lol
This scene is bittersweet to me; like, seeing this back then and having this tranquil, serenity feeling towards it, and now somewhat haunting because the way Dom explains how his father died, is eerily similar to how Paul Walker died. It give me the chills just thinking about it...
That car is a LEGEND.
Idk about you guys, in my opinion the soundtrack and background music for the first movie were just perfect
BT - First race
Was used in this video
Growing up, you think the movie is all about Brian's story. Being older you realize it's actually 2 fast 2 furious, and this movie is more about Dom's story.
This also shows through the sympathetic act by brian at the very end by letting him go in the supra, after he had crashed his dad's car and survived.
"I owe you a ten second car" was the simplest and nicest way of telling him "get the hell out of here. I didnt see you."
Fact that Paul Walker died nearly exactly as doms dad did.. is spooky.
I have a question. Was fast and furious originally meant be a series? Because i can find there was some changes about Dom's character. In latter series, dom emphasizes that the family is everything and the most important. Here he is kinda being for himself by saying nothing else matters more for him than racing. To me it sounds like the fast and furious was meant to be one-off movie in the beginning.
You're exactly right. This was meant to be the only film. However people demanded a sequel and we got 2 Fast 2 Furious.
Then the franchise was 'rebooted' and then from Tokyo Drift and so on and we have a 7 (soon to be 8 or more) film series.
I honestly love all the films, but the first two are the best cause they're are original stories. Now the focus is on more action and more Hollywood stars.
Vin and Paul were the real stars on the franchise.
Nic R Thank you for the information. I like the first one the most as well.
To me, Fast and Furious is all about people's passion about car and racing. However, as the series continues, the characters have been changed. In fact, they act as if they are governmental agents in the Seven. Dom's line "This time it's just not about being fast" may sound cool and awesome, but it kinda let me down because I felt it shows how far Dom's character has departed from that in the first movie.
Sun Moon also I believe Tokyo Drift was just meant to be a spin off, nothing else. Good that the producers went outside the box to continued the series with the original cast.
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Negative. It was meant to be more than one. That was the point of the part after the credits in part 1
The nostalgia that this movie brings to me is amazing. Watching this as a little kid, i could watch this movie over and over as i dreamed to have a tuner.
For those who watched Fast 9 and saw everything Dom was reminiscing about his father’s death need to see this Scene
Most iconic movie scene of all time
That was the moment when I thought "you know what? I bet Dom could take on a nuclear sub and a missile just driving a muscle car"
This scene hits harder after watching f9
I was here watching Dom’s past in Fast 9.
Same
@@mikeoxmaul837 I been there before.
Fast and Furious 10
"Jack is Back"
Can you imagine where this franchise would be if it stayed true to its origins...and not the super hero movie we have today?
The world would be at Mars then
It would’ve became a boring franchise the action saved it in my opinion
@@tristanmireles8994 ruined everything. Many people stop watching after Paul death.
Man brings back so many memories😔. I MISS THE EARLY 2000'S!!
This part is even more Depressing, puts shit into perspective doesn't it.
that's pretty much what I was thinking too
Yes.. ;( Listen to the part when Dom talks, from 1:00 to 1:20 ... Then think about Paul's tragic death :'( What a coincidence...
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its kinda spooky, I loved Paul he was a really an amazing actor and a good person
Kev27RS All deaths are tragic!! wew re all gonna die and all our deaths will be considered tragic..think about it..his death was meant to be , he had to die, he died doing what he loved he had a god death though
naide silva every death is tragic? he HAD to die? he had a GOOD death? you have issues mate.
I hate to tell him but that hemi with that blower sitting on top would put out much more than 900 horsepower...
Cameron Brown 1250
I would guess 1300 on pump gas
Maybe 988 by my guess.
It's a fake blower and no it wouldn't
Dustin Levy they used a real full blown engine for that scene 🤗😇😇
God damn ever time I see an old clip it reminds me these were real car guy movies back in the day and not just action films. Really captured the passion behind all car guys.
This scene is like they knew the future and were trying to tell us Paul Walker's death before it happened may he rest in piece
Not really hard to predict drunken driving
Back when F&F was still about cars and not aliens and Avengers
The best Fast and Furious, you can feel the atmosphere, the emotions while watching, it feels real, down to earth, real engine sounds...
The 4th and Tokyo Drift are great also.
One of the most powerful scenes in the movie.
Forever my favorite scene in the franchise
The flashbacks in F9 match Dom’s description perfectly.
The way he says “that’s my dad” is so proud and innocent...