Han's Greatest Quote - Tokyo Drift - HD

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[Simon-iqzw]

Deep conversations like that in the city of Tokyo at night is something else...

[moiseslugardo]

"Its trust and character I need around me. Who you choose to be around you lets you know who you are." -Han

This was my senior quote

[nelsox]

" Fifty percent of something is better than a hundred percent of nothing. " Han - Tokyo Drift 2006

[ryaz]

Two things Hans is trying to get at; one do not let fear control your life. Second is that as human beings we will make mistakes it is the choice to get back up and continue the path  with no regrets or keep looking back and hold your self down. That is what I got. 

[dylanjacobs]

This movie shouldn't even be classified as a fast and furious movie, because no other fast and furious movie can compare to it

[iFerg]

This scene has molded me into the person I am today

[davijuli]

Live is simple. You make choices and you don't look back. This the best quote ever in F&F

[luisa.barrueta]

“You know those old westerns that Cowboys make a run for the border? This is my Mexico.” Han (being a former international criminal from Rio to London) chose to lay low and settle down in Tokyo.

“I have money.” Han’s savings from the heist in Rio.

“It’s trust and character I need around me. You know, who you choose to be around you, let’s you know who you are.” Han spent time with unknown strangers that all shared a common interest in money and cars. And one of them became his love interest in Gisele as well as a new family with Dom, Brian, Roman, Tej, Leo, Santos, Letty and Mia. This family made Han know who he is.

“You want a car an exchange for knowing what a man’s made of, that’s a price I can live with.” Dom winning a 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner from Han in Mexico as that began a long-trusting friendship between the two.

“Look at all those people. They follow the rules for what? They’re letting fear lead them.” Han chose not to be a regular civilian and rebeled in life for the love of street racing. It’s sometimes the innocents that pay the price.

“You make choices and you don’t look back.” Han’s past had a criminal life but doesn’t look back. What’s done is done, the past is in the past.

[Conor.Mcnuggets]

"so if you don't drift to win, what do you drift for?"
doing donuts in exchange for cute girls phone numbers

[RickGamerPlay]

Life's simple, You make choices and you don't look back.

[charlesverg]

God I love this film. And that scene was just perfect. The music, the vibe, the message, definitely just excellent

[CrazyPanda]

This is my favourite scene from any movie I've watched. Words to live by 👌

[harrisumar]

"Life's simple. You make choices and you don't look back." Best quote from Han I used it in my yearbook as my favorite quote

[dannyyearsago]

“ Lifes simple, you make choices you don’t look back. “ Man that one hit

[leeyatwan]

Han's greatest quote: "What I look like, a zebra?"

[geovannygerman]

Even though this was a movie scene, that line han said is something very deep, it makes you think a lot about life, han you have always been my favorite

[TheMainMan]

this 2 minute part of the movie. is why toyko drift has been my favorite of this franchise. yeah it doesnt have all the action like the others, yeah it doesnt have all the greatest actors like the others. but that line.. "what happens when you dont let fear lead you... you make decisions and dont look back" that quote was so deep and meaningful to me and i feel thats what the other movies miss for me, they aren't as deep. i had such a deep respect for Han and his character that i hated the fact that he died. 

[MsMercedees]

this quote is so meaning full;he clearly states that tokyo was his mexico in reference to gisele who was the reason he lived in tokyo.

[thechosenone]

This is seriously the best scene in this movie for me. The quote spoken by Han and the audio tune that plays in the backround while looking over the Tokyo cityscape and the pedestrians down below is so awesome that it makes me want to re-watch it dozens of times. 

[thetransporter]

The scene is like a drug pure nostalgia.