Everything Wrong With The Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift 

Fun fact, the guy in blue fishing at the docks is the real life drift king Keiichi Tsuchiya So now you know

Han is seen chewing something all of the time because of his excessive smoking. The chips and such are used so he has something to keep his hands busy. It’s even acknowledged by Gisele In Fast Five

I'd remove a sin at 7:54 because those two guys on the dock are Kazutoshi Wadakura- the producer of the Initial D anime and Keiichu Tsuchiya- the real life Japanese Drift King

You forgot to mention that he looks like he’s 30+ and he’s still in Highschool

The real sin is the fact that literally none of these people look like teenagers

Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift: The only movie that's actually about racing

Japan actually has car meets like this. It's amazing to see in person!

Han's death broke me when I was a kid. He was honestly the most interesting to me. *sigh* and they killed him

The only thing wrong with Tokyo Drift was that they killed Han off seriously wtf Edit: Posted a little over a year ago guys😔 smh

The one fast and the furious movie that has the most racing and is also the most hated.

what I thought was stupid about this film is that Shawn Boswell is meant to be 17 but looks like a 30 something yr old Grand theft auto protagonist.

Han *does* have a lot of disposable cash after Rio.

He's supposed to be in highschool?...did he fail 5 years?

I'll admit Tokyo Drift is my one guilty pleasure from this series. It was different, and when they finally introduced a movie with all new characters, it felt fresh. like it was back to being a street racing movie again rather than just a crime drama.

Sean's voice gets more southern every time he opens his mouth.

Yes I know this is satire, but still: 3:46 1- those steering wheels are EXPENSIVE and if there’s other shit in that bag then it WILL get scratched up. 2- This is a very, very common style of modifying cars in japan. This is actually a pretty tame example. 3- Not a semen joke, he’s referring to a nosebleed (more or less the same idea though). It’s a japan thing, look it up. 4- There are actually car meets like this in japan, and a lot of them are actually in parking garages. I know this first hand, I’ve been to quite a few of them. 4:59 -Insurance gives you a big “fuck no” if they find out that you race. Also if they find out you race your health insurance goes WAY up too if it’s from the same company as your car insurance. 5:59 -fun fact, contrary to popular belief this stunt was NOT cgi. 6:38 -this is explained in a later movie (he used to smoke and tries to always keep his hands and mouth busy in an attempt to keep from starting to smoke again). 7:14 -yes, there are English-speaking schools for this very reason, but you’d be surprised how common it actually is for foreign kids to go to regular Japanese school. 7:28 -this was actually the case from the late 80s to the early 2000s. It was sort of an unspoken agreement between street racers and cops that so long as the street racers stoped racing if they came upon much of any traffic then the cops would leave them alone. Later on though (early 2000s) it was more of just that the cops reasoned that starting a chase to try and catch cars faster than them would put more people in danger than just letting them go. 7:38 -you don’t know the car community. 8:08 -again, it’s a japan thing, look up “kancho” and this will seem perfectly normal. 9:04 -depends on the tires you use and how much power your car has. Personally though I go through about 2-3 sets a month not including events. 9:16 -yes, this is actually how drifting was first invented, and yes, although there are technical aspects to drifting, you really do learn by feeling. It’s more akin to learning how to skateboard or ride a bike than it is to learning to to say play a musical instrument. 9:37 -Keichi Tsuchiya cameo (the guy in the blue jacket). He’s the real world Drift King (aka Dori Dori) and is commonly accredited with creating the sport of drifting in the first place. Look him up. 10:07 -it’s called tandems. It’s an actual thing and if fun as fuck. 10:10 -a lot of Japanese sports cars (dare I say most) are a 2+2 design (two doors with those tiny ass back seats that only midgets, small children, and double amputees can fit in). She probably hitched a ride with someone. 11:02 -drifting is almost always slower than gripping, UNLESS you either have very low traction in the first place (rain and ice), or you have a purpose built car with a welded diff. As you said though, the movie backed itself into a corner, but I’m guessing that these are all purpose built cars with welded diffs. 11:14 -you underestimate Japanese punctuality. 11:28 -nearly all the cars shown in this movie had roll cages, and all the cars that crashed in this movie were clearly shown to have roll cages 13:04 -linguistics 101. You pick up a language unbelievable quick when you’re constantly and fully immersed in it. 13:15 -the Mustang is a metaphor. American on the outside but Japanese at its heart (they swapped in the RB26 from Han’s S15, a legendary Japanese engine). 13:38 -nearly everyone who races has a home course, and the advantage you have when racing on your home course cannot be understated. 14:00 -technologically japan is 10 years ahead of the rest of the world. This was amplified in the 90s and early 2000s. 14:52 -on DK surviving, he would’ve been injured definitely, but as for surviving, again, roll cage. 15:29 -lawsuit prevention. You’d be surprised. Sin count should be 121. Again, I know it’s satire but this is one of my favorite movies of all time, I had to defend it. This is the movie (and initial D/wangan midnight of course) that got me into drifting and the Japanese car scene, and the Japanese car scene is one of the major things that inspired me to be minoring in Japanese in college, go on as many study abroads to japan as my college allows, and to be planning to move to japan after I complete my undergrad. So yea, I had to defend it by offering additional information and context to things that require some amount of knowledge about cars, japan, and cars in japan to fully understand and by making myself look like a know-it-all jackass in the process.

Fun Fact: The Fisherman In Blue Is the Original Drift King, Keichii Tsuchiya! His first car was a Trueno AE86. And the character of Takumi Fujiwara(From Initial D)was based off of him as a young man. You're Welcome!

7:55 that "dock worker" is actually Keiichi Tsuchiya He was known as the real DK.

7:38 yes, you will take your eyes off girls to look at some beautiful cars. You see girls everyday, but not modified cars. All you see are corollas and priuses.

1: mascot goes around medal detector that’s why they are using hand detectors 2. It’s actually pretty easy for a baseball to break a windshield 3. Guy owns a project car so if course he’s going to have spare tools with him 1 minute in and already 3 false sins

Black guy in Japan and NOBODY is surprised.

5:07 drifting in 2004 wasn't widely known in the us, it was just starting to get popular outside of japan back then.

I remember when Cinemasins used to drop serious facts... Here are some for you: Gaijin - means Foreigner. Han keeps eating because he used to smoke. So he eats to keep his hands and mouth busy. The real life Drift King was the blue fisherman and he did most of the films drifting (Keiichi Tsuchiya) Drifting wasn't invented in Japan but it was popularized because of Japan. People really do go to that road to drift all day and yes they do drift in sync. Drifting in sync is a real sport. Japan doesn't chase cars that go over 120 but they have cameras that already have your license plate. They don't chase to plausibly save lives and not waste resources. I know the guy who designed the cars and yes they are all (were) real. Some places became very popular in Japan because of this movie. Japanese flip-phones are more advanced than the Smartphones of today. However the popularity of iPhone is starting to take over. (yes they could stream live video even back in 2006)

This mans lack of car knowledge is immense😂

Cheeky fact, the fisherman on the right during the drift scene in the dock is a real FD Champ who was brought in as a consultant.

Cinema Sins gets 10 sins for not acknowledging Keiichi Tsuchiya.

"Synchronized drifting" is not a sin! that's a thing that actually happens!

Absolutely one of my favorite movies. Also, can't believe this is the only Fast and Furious movie that is ACTUALLY about racing😭😭

The biggest sin was killing off Han

THIS IS MY FAVORITE FAST AND FURIOUS MOVIE

You are mistaken about cell phones in Japan. In 2006, Japan had streaming multicast cellular video. Yes, the resolution was low by today's standards, but you could call a group of people and show them what you see. So if someone was at a particular vantage point, they could show the race to everyone else. Japan used to be years ahead of the US in cellular connectivity. It was also difficult to NOT have reception if you were anywhere near Tokyo (including the mountains in and nearby the cities).

One thing I am going to need to correct, an 18 yr old WILL TOTALLY "take his eyes off two beautiful women who are giving him attention to go look some at cars" especially those cars 7:39

Okay, I'm pretty sure the next video is Everything Wrong With Moana. But now here's my question: Will CinemaSins do a Everything Wrong With Final Destination and their sequels? Because there's pretty much a HUGE amount of Sins of "fuck physics"

They drift because the movie is about drifting

I will say... In Japan they do take over parking garages...

Yeah, Han dying at the hands of a Yakuza, then we find out later that in fact Jason Statham killed him. Let's just FORGET that, shall we?

Idc what yall say but i actually liked this movie

How is tandem drifting a sin?

The reason hanns character is always doing something with is mouth eating/chewing on something is he is a two pack a day smoker and they didnt want to show him having a relapse while on screen

Side note: I actually learned how to drive stick from the Fast and Furious arcade game. Once I got that down, I inherited my grandfather's really old Ford and needed basically no training to drive it. Who says video games can't teach real-world skills?

Why does everyone hate this movie? This is the only fast and furious movie I like.

Having worked in Japan in 2004-5 they actually did have 386Kb streaming video over cellphone network. So you would see kids watching full motion video on small cellphone screens all over the place.

"Don't lie to me! I can smell it on your breath!" XD

Han does in fact have “gobs” of disposable income due to the heists he committed when he was rolling with dom

Jeremy gets 10 sins for sinning synchronized drifting.

fun fact: drifting is literally the slowest way to get around a corner, and when I found that out I was depressed as shit

Tokyo drift is my fav movie of all the F&F movies. Americans just weren't ready for what car scene waslike in japan when it came out. Now everyone is into the Japanese car scene. Also, this movie is accurate and believable about the car culture in japan because all of it does happen in japan. What about the F&F movie when they tried breaking into police station and dragging a vault around the city with 2 cars... that movie was pure 🤦‍♂️, at least Tokyo drift was based on true car events that do occur in japan.

Literally my first thought was "What's this 30-yr old doing at a high school? HOLY SHIT he's supposed to be 17?!" My disbelief was already suspended by the thinnest of lines, and that thread just snapped in the first five minutes.

9:37 That's Keiichi Tsuchiya, the real Drift King. LOL.

have you ever seen the actual car scene in Tokyo? yes those garages get jam packed at night

Have you been drifting? Don’t lie to me... I can smell it on your breath!!! 🤦🏾‍♂️😂🤣

7:38 this man is clearly not qualified to criticize Tokyo drift

4:03 yes in japan car enthusiasts can definitely takeover a parking lot at night

Actually, Han did have a lot of money from the heist in Fast 5 so...... you receive the sin

The guy fishing basically invented drifting

sorry, just have to clarify why Sean says "I wasn't negotiating" he was implying that in fact.. he wasn't, take it or leave it ( kill me ), he implies it jokingly, but means it, as he has literally nothing to lose, and Han sees that in him, which is why he decides to completely take him under his wing... it's called Gumption.

Hey Jeremy, did you know John McCain's wife drifts? Yeah there was a whole 60 Minutes on her "quirky habit." Also that "synchronized drifting" is called tandem drifting. It's pretty badass in reality. You'd swear some drivers were linked via Pacific Rim-style twin siblings bullshit to stay in sync.

Synchronized drifting? Or maybe just Tandems

+1 sin for no Initial D meme in the outro

You forget to sin Sean being 18, when he looks like 35...although he is only 24 in 2006. Dude looks OLD.

I love how you counted "synchronized drifting" a movie sin.

>edge networks Japan's been on 3g since the late 90s.

so at 3:10 seans dads shirt says navy but later at 13:20 jeremy says that his nickname in the ARMY was blah blah -DING!

honestly the whole scene at 8:10 should be a sin off in my book. that’s han’s greatest line imo

That "syncronized" drifting is a real thing BTW

18 - That's a Dodge Ram SRT10, it has a Dodge Viper engine in it meaning it's fast.

The good old days when the fast and furious movies were actually about car racing

“You can always say hello to meet women that also works” Me in 2021- no it never does

Ohh man you are gonna have a good time getting all the sins in fate of the furious 😂

I think you need to stay away from car movies

This guy is obviously clueless when it comes to cars

He put the wrench back because he wasn’t going to fight for someone else but when he’s threatened by the football players he has no problem fighting for himself it’s part of his character arc to shown how much he’s grown at the end of the movie

The Dodge Truck (SRT 10) had the same motor as the Viper that is why it was able to keep up with them racing.

His southern accent is literally like the worst thing in the world

His accent is sooo bad He talks like Forrest Gump ffs

Now needs a retroactive sin for that retroactive sin. Han's death scene also doesn't include Kurt Russel.

7:06 "Neela is attracted to Sean for several reasons, but mostly because the screenwriter told her to." Lmao

7:38 You clearly are not a car guy

Also you missed a sin with this movie, the Evo is an AWD car and as car enthusiasts know AWD is extremely hard to drift with, not impossible but hard and also impractical.

5:00 I find this party even funnier when you realize that after fast six, Han actually does have tons of disposable income, and most likely wouldn’t care if his car got wrecked.

Everything wrong with the fast and the furious Tokyo Drift: Absolutely nothing

holy shit this is so flawed....not the movie but this obvious non car guy trying to make sense of a car movie.

Sin 103 “synchronized drifting” TANDEMS THEY ARE CALLED TANDEMS

When I was in High School, one of my teachers pretty much said "fuck it" and played this movie near the end of the school year for the class. It feels like a 10/10 movie when you're that young.

Sin 14 - the wrench from the first scene is way smaller than the one from the "fight" scene Sin 38 - actualy there are car meetings like this in Tokyo Sin 76 - it's true that the police cars in japan can't do more than 112 mph or 180 kph for speeds greter than that they use speed cameras Sin 102 - WTF, whats wrong with tandem drifting? And allot more sins that i didn't saw. Man you should stay away from car related movies!

I actually liked this movie. The plot was shit, the actors were sub-par, but it was the only one of the franchise in my opinion to be about racing, and not about some vengeance story.

cinema sins obviously not a car enthusiast

Lucas Black is a serious talent. I would be happy to see him in more serious endeavours. Watch "Crazy in Alabama" or "Deep Waters." His roles are so entire and sincere. I really believed that he would break through. Well, he's still young. I hope he will!

BTW,Han doesn't give a shit if the "Mona Lisa" gets wrecked,because he's rich as fuck.He's got about 10 or 11 million dollars from the heist in Rio.

What the fuck is wrong with synchronized drifting?

The biggest sin is the main character's accent, but still the only one of these movies i enjoyed on any level.

The guys fishing are the actual drift kings

I'm sure there is something that can be said about putting a Japanese engine (RB26DETT) into an American muscle car. Maybe the team behind the movie wanted revenge after so many people put a V8 into an RX-7.

5:29 and 7:02 Sung Kang is/was a heavy smoker and they had to let him eat snacks constantly as a substitute while filming.

This was the only Fast and Furious where you had to be a car enthusiast to understand and like

I love this movie man, but I’ll tell ya, the “have you been racing Shawn?” Gets me everytime

Just sayin, I would totally take my eyes off two beautiful women giving me attention to look at some cars, depending on which kinds of cars of course.

I like how almost every single big sin of this movie could be easily justified if you know anything about cars atleast 20 sins of this movie would be off if he knew about cars

The truck is actually a Dodge Ram SRT-10, which has an 8.3 L V10 (same engine as a Viper), and it set the world record for the world's fastest production truck. It should be able to keep up with the Viper (same engine) and the Monte Carlo without struggling. +2 sins for CinemaSins for not figuring that out.

No points taken off for “or the only thing you’ll be driving is a wheelchair?”