A Glimpse of Muscle on the Set of 'Fast and Furious 4'
Filed under: Action, Universal, Fandom, Remakes and Sequels, Images
OK, I'll admit it: I have watched all of the Fast and the Furious movies. IThough I know next to nothing about cars, that never really mattered to me. I mean, who doesn't like watching shiny things driving at the speed of light? Car Domain is now posting images of some of the cars from the set of Fast and Furious 4 (although Car Domain's scooper says most of them are background for a nightclub scene). We've already seen stars Vin Diesel and Paul Walker hard at work, so it's about time we got to see some of the real stars of these films -- the cars (you can see the full set and some bonus camera phone footage over at Car Domain).The fourth film in the series reunites the original cast (Diesel, Walker, Jordana Brewster, and Michelle Rodriguez) along with some new faces, including Ms. Israel, Gal Gadot. Chris Morgan (Wanted) wrote the script and Justin Lin is back behind the camera (he also directed the third installment, Tokyo Drift). The story centers on Walker and Diesel who are out to stop a heroin importer known as Braga. Of course, the only way to do that is to join his underground racing team (I know, it doesn't make that much sense, but what can you do?).
Some previous on-set photos showed filming taking place at a graveyard, and there have been a few spoilers put out there about the fate of some of the original characters. But why spoil the surprise? Not to mention that it's very possible these 'scoops' are nothing more than idle gossip. Fast and the Furious 4 will arrive in theaters for summer blockbuster season on June 5th, 2009.
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3-26-2008 @ 9:06PM
Blake said...
I am sorry, but I can't really see any of these cars let alone a Scion traveling at the speed of light. The speed of a light tank, yes. The F&F series gives gear heads a horrendous name.
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3-26-2008 @ 11:01PM
Paul said...
Sorry Blake, but that yellow solstice has dynoed closed to 400 hp so I can not agree with you. I know that because Dave Gilbert and myself built that motor.
3-27-2008 @ 12:52AM
jack said...
Scion's there for comic relief. LOL.
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