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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2014 · 57 MIN

The REELTalkers Ep 5 - The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift

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Our first full episode in a while (YAAY!) also happens to be our last full episode of 2014 (BOOO!), so strap in tight as our hosts Muaz, Julia, and Justin get together to discuss the 2006 third installment in the venerated Fast and the Furious franchise, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. Listen along as we discuss how no one in this movie is intimidating at all, how amazing Han is, how the much of a visionary Justin Lin is, how Tokyo Drift drops a lot of hints towards the later movies, ponder why the Yakuza would ever settle an argument with a race. As an added bonus you'll get to hear Justin swoon over drifters, Julia giving us an inside look at the underground street racing scene, Muaz dropping more useless trivia, how the hosts would rank the Fast and the Furious movies from best to worst, and shockingly, Julia reveals her prejudice against "things that swim". Follow the podcast on Twitter @thereeltalkers, and our hosts @muazimus_prime, @gigawattconduit, and @loudmouthjulia. Feel free to email us questions, comments, or suggestions at [email protected]!

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