It was the year 2006 and for the first time Justin Lin took the reins in the fast saga. . . and butchered it. F&F Tokyo Drift was the franchises lowest-grossing film and we are about to go over a few reasons why thanks to David's 2 re-watches, I myself, watched the first 30 minutes. So brush up on your Japanese, grab a map of L.A and get ready to shield your kid's ears and eyes from this slightly horny films review.

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Tokyo Disappointment

Two young (ish) lads with a passion for cinema no matter if it's good or bad. Unlike other movie review podcasts, we're in it for the long haul. Our mission is to tackle franchise films from start to finish, in it for the success and the failures, the happy endings, the resurrections and the films that left you so sad you had to pretend you had something in both your eyes.

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