Tokyo Drift
 

Hey. Has anyone seen The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift? I was wondering if that portrayed the actual life and culture of Tokyo, Japan at all. I'm well aware that much of the movie wasn't even filmed in Japan, but I wanted to know if it was more or less accurate to the way Japanese culture is.

Also, are the roads really painted all cool and futuristic like they come from a Video game in Japan, like it shows in some scenes of Tokyo Drift?

Thank you.

Daisuki

I`ve seen little bits and pieces of it, and NO, it does not portray anything even close to real life and culture in Japan.

storyline of the movie is not good

about the potrayal if it was the same in japan, i think they are not close to it....maybe the school scene like the uniforms and stuffs...

han .. great guy ..
i love nila .. the brazilian model .. she is sexy ..

i hope to find a friend like han ..

Totally lame ... they picked a really low american DUDE so the asien dudes don't were looking to little haha ::::::: and thats prob. why BOW WOW got the permission to even play in the movie

cooooooooool so coool

the only worth watching of this movie is Sung Kang and the Cars ...:mtongue:

honestly i didn't like it too much the 1st part is the best i think
but the good thing in tokyo drift that it took us to a nice journey to japan
to watch new sights away from usual american sights in most movies

I watched Tokyo Drift...but was not too impressed...cuz' i think it somehow borrowed a lot of things from 'Initial D'...Initial D is much better and more original... :mtongue:

But one thing i liked from Tokyo Drift is that it starred Keiko Kitagawa though she had a lesser role...She is a Japanese idol who played the role of Sailor Mars in the Sailor Moon live action show Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. She has been a model for the Japanese Seventeen magazine since late 2003...:mtongue: