If they know what's good for them they should stop with this movie and NOT make a number 3 movie. I didn't see the first movie with Paul Walker co-starring with Vin Diesel, but in this film he's co-starring with equally in Vin's muscular field, Tyrese.
We have Walker, playing Brian, who's an ex-cop on the run that returns home to Miami to find his roots. There he also gets caught and recruited by the Customs Agents and FBI to do an undercover job.
This time he brings along his friend, Roman, (Tyrese) who also wouldn't mind receiving a clean police record and a start at a new life.
Ludacris plays a wonderful part in the movie as friend of Walker and truly stood out in the movie for someone whose had limiting acting experience.
There is a wonderful image of a typical street racing community and how they seem to form bonds protecting their own. There is however, no presentation of the fear when the police arrive on scene. There is a wonderful "scramble" scene in the movie and the Dukes of Hazzard move really seemed campy, but a nice adds on.
Unfortunately, Walker appeared not only too young to be a cop, but a little on the small size of the well built to even believe the fight scenes.
There is only so much a person can watch an actor shift his car or feel as if they entered the Indy 500. I advise shifting out of this movie, unless you have teenage boys, and even then wait until it comes down to $9.99.
The plus side? There was no typical love scene that some of the movie was heading.
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