Images from Fast Five Shoot "Fast and Furious

Vin Diesel could do so much better than this sort of thing... Still, I guess it pays well.

I enjoyed the first, and the third is OK. Not seen the fourth.
 
Hold up is that Ludacris aswell, who was in the second one? They should just remove the second and fourth films from the franchise, and make this slot in between TFAF and TD.
 
Mixed feelings on the series, enjoyed the first couple and didnt mind the most recent fast and furious. Tokyo Drift I just didnt get on with, found the main character to be a fairly unsympathetic knob head so couldnt have cared what happened to him. Long as hes not in it Ill give it a look :).
 
The film was confirmed for 3D, but since they are not filming it in 3D, it will most likely be converted to 3D
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No idea how that works out but cool :D

On March 2010, producer Neal H. Moritz revealed in an interview that Fast Five will film this summer in Brazil, Puerto Rico, Los Angeles and Atlanta. He also stated that the sixth installment of the series is also being developed, but both films will not be shot back-to-back.
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A 6th :O

Both from wikipedia
 
oli356 said:
No idea how that works out but cool :D
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Definitely NOT cool if it's done in the same was as Clash of the Titans which was another film which had 3D added AFTER the filming. It looked awful when it came down to 3D effects (there was little to no difference at all between standard version and 3D version)
 
Smit said:
Definitely NOT cool if it's done in the same was as Clash of the Titans which was another film which had 3D added AFTER the filming. It looked awful when it came down to 3D effects (there was little to no difference at all between standard version and 3D version)
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Oh right. Why wouldn't they just do it at first.. Harder i guess but a better result and a bit more money?
 
Bad memories of playing the 2 Fast 2 Furious drinking game - never again, my liver cannot take it!!
 
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oli356 said:
Oh right. Why wouldn't they just do it at first.. Harder i guess but a better result and a bit more money?
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I think Avatar is the only or one of very few films to be shot in 3D. The 3D camera system used is very expensive and leased out, don't think there are many about.
 
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