Furious 7 (Fast & Furious 7)
Discussion
Hudson said:
Otispunkmeyer said:
Manborg - Man becomes a cyborg to fight count draculon
I need to see this.IF you want s
tty movies, get the SyFy channel, they show all the Asylum movies like "The Day The Earth Stopped" and "Transmorphers". Plus their own stty attempts are always good for a laugh.F7 was the tits, they all are (apart from 2). I can't get my head around people complaining they're unrealistic. If you want a "realistic" car film, watch Born 2 Race, which is about as s
t and cringeworthy as it sounds.te, but in a strange way, also delivers!
BlackST said:
Anyone else think Nathalie Emmanuels's acting really stood out as being poor?
She does well in Game of Thrones, maybe the great acting by the cast of F&F made her look that way.
Hmm only that one scene with ludacris idd, could just be a poorly selected scene though or editing. She does well in Game of Thrones, maybe the great acting by the cast of F&F made her look that way.
For those who have seen the movie, here's the soundtrack from the final song :
Wiz Khalifa - See You Again ft. Charlie Puth https://youtu.be/RgKAFK5djSk
Warning : might contain clips of the movie if you haven't seen it yet.
Warning 2: upon watching it again, some ninjas started cutting onions in my house. Beware.
Edited by ZesPak on Monday 13th April 07:56
Saw it last night. Touching tribute to Paul at the end. I know someone who worked on FF7, so I will ask her what bits they actually shot and what had to be CGI.
As for the film, I didn't think that much of it. It was all over the place. I think the FF5 in Rio was out and out the best they have done.
Someone on here said FF8 is in pre-production and 9 in scheduled. Not sure I will bother going to cinema to see those.
As for the film, I didn't think that much of it. It was all over the place. I think the FF5 in Rio was out and out the best they have done.
Someone on here said FF8 is in pre-production and 9 in scheduled. Not sure I will bother going to cinema to see those.
burger81 said:
On another note from what someone else said earlier, I can't believe that this is the first time they have used the real car noises in the film. That's madness when the film is about cars!
They used real cars for the first one. Apart from the Eclipse which us actually a turbo'd Integra Type R. You hear it come on VTEC when they're being chased by the police after the first race 
Enjoyable movie and a very nice tribute to Paul at the end.
Just one thing bugging me - what was the muscle car with the heavily dished rear wheels that was only shot from behind when the crew first returned to LA and were up in the hills overlooking the city? It was the silvery coloured one in the middle.
Just one thing bugging me - what was the muscle car with the heavily dished rear wheels that was only shot from behind when the crew first returned to LA and were up in the hills overlooking the city? It was the silvery coloured one in the middle.
BlackST said:
Anyone else think Nathalie Emmanuels's acting really stood out as being poor?
She does well in Game of Thrones, maybe the great acting by the cast of F&F made her look that way.
I said that, but got shot down on the basis she is only there for eye candy, and therefore is not important. That being said, it was really quite bad. Without spoilering, that scene in the wooden shack is terrible for her delivery.She does well in Game of Thrones, maybe the great acting by the cast of F&F made her look that way.
Codswallop said:
Enjoyable movie and a very nice tribute to Paul at the end.
Just one thing bugging me - what was the muscle car with the heavily dished rear wheels that was only shot from behind when the crew first returned to LA and were up in the hills overlooking the city? It was the silvery coloured one in the middle.
Ford TorinoJust one thing bugging me - what was the muscle car with the heavily dished rear wheels that was only shot from behind when the crew first returned to LA and were up in the hills overlooking the city? It was the silvery coloured one in the middle.
ThunderSpook said:
Loved how daft everything was though and that they all knew it.
This, very much so.Much like the expendables, you can see that they're having a ball making the movie and don't take it anymore serious than they need to.
The rock cracking his cast open was pretty great as well
ZesPak said:
ThunderSpook said:
Loved how daft everything was though and that they all knew it.
This, very much so.Much like the expendables, you can see that they're having a ball making the movie and don't take it anymore serious than they need to.
The rock cracking his cast open was pretty great as well
As someone mentioned i think 5 is the best movie so far with everything seeming to fit in nicely.
The ending was good and a great tribute to Paul. I noticed the CGI in the last few scenes but couldn't see where else they had done it.
Challo said:
The ending was good and a great tribute to Paul. I noticed the CGI in the last few scenes but couldn't see where else they had done it.
IIRC there was about 15 minutes of footage to make up after PW's death. I think that the outdoor scenes in Abu Dhabi and also maybe some of the building jump scenes were made using a mixture of his brothers and CGI.ZesPak said:
ThunderSpook said:
Loved how daft everything was though and that they all knew it.
This, very much so.Much like the expendables, you can see that they're having a ball making the movie and don't take it anymore serious than they need to.
The rock cracking his cast open was pretty great as well
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