Fast & Furious 1-9 Film Collection [4K Ultra-HD] [2021] [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

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What’s more, the package includes an additional DVD Bonus Disc (essentially, the same one that was included in the previous Fast and Furious Collection of the first seven films on Blu-ray). Sure, Mia looks like some bronzed goddess who has been dripped in caramel - hell they all look like they've been finished off in bronze (or like they're in some sepia flashback scene) - but it's just completely over the top. car's cockpit or right along the side of the road where all that's missing is a swish of high speed air. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Rev those engines up for Zavvi UK’s wide range of Fast and Furious merchandise, racing into your collection today.

com et faire livrer leurs commandes à n’importe quelle adresse ou n’importe quel magasin aux États-Unis.Fast Five finds them all (including Han) on the lamb in Rio, where they run afoul of another drug lord and are pursed by U. Turbo-Charged Prelude to 2 Fast 2 Furious (SD, 6 min): An "electrifying" short meant to bridge the original flick with the sequel. The Multiple Camera Angle Stunt Sequence" offers a view of the final stunt car flip (running just 20 seconds) from no less than eight different angles.

The supercharged actioner takes to the Ultra HD racecourse with a fantastic DTS:X soundtrack, but compared to its DTS-HD MA counterpart, it comes in second. Frankly, due to its absurdly simplistic script, The Fast and the Furious is ultimately an excuse to see lots of fast cars, enjoy some vehicular mayhem and make street racing look legitimately cool. If it weren't for Cohen's attempts to be hip by throwing in cringe-inducing bits of street lingo (sorry, those over the age of 40 should not be allowed to say things like "dope ass"), I'd say I came away as a bit of fan. Universal has widely released a UHD SteelBook packaging variant for the franchise-igniting 2001 film 'The Fast and the Furious. The greens, reds and blues dazzle the screen with a richer, sumptuous glow than its HD SDR counterpart.The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift jumps to Japan, with Sean (played by Lucas Black, the “lips and peckers” kid from Sling Blade) as the fish out of water racer and Han (Sung Kang) as the frenemy who teaches him to drift. two of the key cars in the film, driven by Brian and Dom, in full color, again mostly in profile and again with Brian's closer than Dom's. The riff on 'Break is not such a bad thing, giving the film a strong enough backbone to peddle its NOS-injected wares, and affording the young and upcoming Vin Diesel room to go larger than life, exploding onto the screen as a fully fledged star sporting a raw attitude that is still relatively rare to see these days. I also liked the climactic daytime street race between Diesel and Walker, which is truly white-knuckle viewing. Better still, the soundstage benefits from a slightly broader, more spacious presence as background activity convincingly moves across the screen, generating a wide and highly-engaging environ.

Of course, it helps that specular highlights are one of the most attractive features of this HDR10 video, providing those cars, their decals and metal trimmings with a radiant, glistening sparkle without sacrificing the finer details. Two more films are planned in this series and I’m pretty sure they’re going to take the crew into space. Even the shots that take place just outside the cafe - which are intercut with sepia shots within the cafe - are blisteringly good, as the various cars pull up boasting some stunning paint jobs that pop out of your screen with a vibrancy this film has simply never seen before. The Fast and the Furious comes to UK Ultra HD Blu-ray courtesy of Universal, who deliver a frequently impressive native 4K rendition of the 2001 film. Many of the vehicles, in particular, come with an awesome gloss that beams in the sun while the shiny, gray-lining of decals have a brilliant glaze.Meanwhile, dialogue is crystal clear and precise from beginning to end and never drowned out by the vehicular mayhem. After briefly connecting Han (Sung Kang) and Tokyo Drift to this movie, the story shifts into melodramatic gear with a tragedy that also sees Jordana Brewster and Paul Walker reprising their roles as Mia and Brian, the latter of which is now working for the FBI investigating drug lord Arturo Braga (John Ortiz). If this is just a abnormal case of "they all work but we forgot one", let me know and I'll just do the dump submit.