#2 fast 2 furious movie
There’s one other caveat to the movie (this may be a spoiler). My father taught me that if I had “the need for speed” that I should spend a little money and race in a safer environment provided by my local raceway. In reality, they are endangering people’s lives and are ultimately just criminals.
If children see this movie, parents should discuss the dangers of the culture the movie is built around as the street racers are portrayed as just a bunch of good people trying to have fun. The movie is rated PG-13, however, for street racing, violence, language and some sensuality. It has more of the fast action street racing of the original and a little of the DUKES OF HAZARD thrown in for fun. John Singleton does a wonderful job directing Paul Walker and Tyrese in what could turn out to be a new LETHAL WEAPON-buddy type of franchise. How will the men keep from getting killed without quitting the job and being thrown into jail?Ģ FAST 2 FURIOUS is much more light-hearted than its prequel. Before Bryan and Roman begin the job, Monica warns them that, once the drop is made, Verone’s thugs are to kill them.
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Together they are to work with an undercover agent named Monica (Eva Mendes), who has, over the last 11 months, both infiltrated Verone’s organization and become his lover.įrom the inside, Monica helps to hire Bryan and Roman as drivers needed to pick up and deliver several duffel bags full of dirty money to a site where Verone will be waiting. Bryan agrees to help only to keep himself out of jail.Īfter exposing the street-racing ignorance of the undercover agent assigned to help him, Bryan demands that the authorities allow his childhood buddy, parolee Roman Pearce (Tyrese), to work as his partner. and the FBI are in the interrogation room commandeering him to use his driving prowess to capture a money-laundering, import-export dealer named Carter Verone (Cole Hauser). The new story picks up as Bryan gets caught racing by local police. It seems that, as a policeman in Los Angeles, Bryan blew his cover and let his mark get away, was kicked off the police force, and then moved to Miami to earn a living illegally racing in the streets. In 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS, actor Paul Walker returns to his role as, now ex-cop Bryan O’Conner from the first THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS.
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