The Fast and the Furious film franchise began way back in 2001. Since then, characters have come and gone. Timelines have been jumbled and rearranged. Physics have become increasingly ignored, and any logic is pushed aside in favor of nitrous-boosted action. Moreover, a diverse cast and a message of family are themes that have greatly … Continue reading X (Ten) Thoughts While Watching Fast X
NOStalgia: ‘2 Fast 2 Furious’ – A Miami Party Atmosphere and Comedy Galore
Shifting an action franchise to a new location is rarely a bad idea. with John Singleton on board to direct a sequel to The Fast and the Furious, many believed the gang would return to Los Angeles. Instead, Singleton and the production team swerved, taking their talented drivers to South Beach. With Vin leaving the … Continue reading NOStalgia: ‘2 Fast 2 Furious’ – A Miami Party Atmosphere and Comedy Galore
NOStalgia: ‘The Fast & the Furious’ Kicked Off the Phenomenon
Humble stories have humble origins. The Fast & the Furious, from director Rob Cohen, certainly qualifies for this arc. The iconic franchise kicked off with a surprise hit in 2001. Borrowing its plot from Kathryn Bigelow's instantly iconic Point Break, The Fast & The Furious tapped into a void. The action stars of the past … Continue reading NOStalgia: ‘The Fast & the Furious’ Kicked Off the Phenomenon
WE MISS VHS: ‘Varsity Blues’ – Football & a Small Texas Town
One of the films that feels like it should a larger role in pop culture today is "Varsity Blues." The film is definitely a big one for very portions of the population that loves football, as well as a cross-section of women who just loved Dawson. However, James Van Der Beek aside, it has almost no … Continue reading WE MISS VHS: ‘Varsity Blues’ – Football & a Small Texas Town