Furious 7

[Mike DC]

 

If anyone asks me, I'll keep with my original recommendations of which ones to watch: parts one, four and three, and in that order.  IMO they had the proper mix of car action and the loose semblance of a plot/story...

 
You wouldn't even rank #5 as one of the better ones?  That's one of my favorites.  


F&F still heavily features car action, but IMO the franchise simply isn't a street racing show anymore.  For better or worse it has outgrown it.  The next memorable street racer movie that Hollywood produces is unlikely to be part of the F&F series.

[tcs69rt]

Yes, they used shells, not Chargers with a vin #. They filmed on my friends ranch in Colorado. I put these pics on another F & F post on the Charger Discussion board, thanks! TC

[jaak]

 
You wouldn't even rank #5 as one of the better ones?  That's one of my favorites.  

One of my favorites too, but that is really the type of movies I like.... get a crew, pull a job. Movies like Italian Job, Oceans 11, etc.

Jason

[Drache]

Since I can't rewind. I was sure the Charger in the plane was a '70 one minute, then a '68 the next???

They took off the '70 Front bumper and there were no tail lights. Maybe that what's threw it off? 

actually a lot of the interior shots the interior was not even done.....in a lot of the cars only the exterior body.  The cuda was no interior at all.......

I was positive the Cuda was shown to be a standard because I swear the interior shot of the Roadrunner was used for the Cuda? 

[Bob T]

Good car movie but one that requires you to suspend belief for 2 hours 20
As I'm in Abu Dhabi at the moment, I liked the Etihad Towers sequence, so did the locals in the cinema, quite a few Emiratis in their full dishdash gear watching it and enjoying seeing their own city and buildings up on the big screen, neat really 
Good tribute to PW as well

Man I miss driving my car...

[Mike DC]

They took off the '70 Front bumper and there were no tail lights. Maybe that what's threw it off?

The off-road Chargers still had the stock front bumper.  It was fiberglass, painted black, with no lower valence, no walrus teeth, no real grille, and the truck chassis had a tubular pushbar in front of it.  But the 1970 bumper was there.