The Fast & the Furious: Tokyo Drift, released 15 years ago to the day, introduced a completely new set of characters with no relation at all to the Toretto crew--except for Dom's post-credits ...

The success of the Fast & Furious movie was no fluke. The Tokyo Drift vehicles they imported were among the most respected and advanced in terms of enhancements and modifications. This contributed to ...

W hen recommending the Fast & Furious franchise to Steven Colbert, Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan prompted him to start with Tokyo Drift for a reason. It’s easy for most F&F movies to ...

Tokyo Drift is also one of the few Fast & Furious movies entirely concerned with street racing. Even the central conflict in the film is born from and resolved by racing. With just a few ...

Tokyo Drift does suffer some minor flaws - resorting to stereotypical Yakuza connections in a Japanese set film, and some weak CGI effects (crowds, not racing) but with this type of movie who really c ...

Lucas Black, the star of “Fast & Furious 3: Tokyo Drift,” has signed a deal to appear in the seventh film, with options to appear in the eighth and ninth installments, a spokesperson at Black ...

Perhaps all you need to know about the third installment in the Fast & Furious entertainment franchise, Tokyo Drift, is that it features a supporting actor named Bow Wow. So, as says the narrator ...

Tokyo Drift's director, Justin Lin (he also directed Annapolis, which opened in January), is determined that his film will be distinct from its quick-cut, MTV-on-meth predecessors.

The premise of The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift is insane. I’ll give you that. The entire thing starts with a rebellious teen named Sean (Lucas Black) getting in an argument with Brad from ...

The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) The wackiest of the Fast movies timeline-wise is the series’ third movie, which actually takes place between Fast 6 and 7.