Fast & Furious | O'Conner Races in the Nissan Skyline GT-R R34

Dom (Vin Diesel) and Brian (Paul Walker) race to try and get the last spot on the job.

About The Fast and The Furious:
They've got the adrenaline rush and the mean machines, but most of all, they've got the extreme need for speed. On the turbo-charged streets of Los Angeles, every night is a championship race. With nitro-boosted fury, Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel), rules the road turning all his challengers into dust. He and his rival, Johnny Tran (Rick Yune) are the boldest, the baddest and the best. But now, there's new rage on the road. They know he's tough, they know he's fast, but what they don't know is that he's a speed demon detective (Paul Walker) with enough drive and determination to come out the winner. With intense full-throttle action, awesome high-speed stunts, and full-on pedal to the metal intensity, this fast and furious assault puts you in the driver's seat and dares you to exceed all limits.

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[jackyuyugames]

no rocket, no planes, no explosion, the last real street race in Fast & Furious

[TheModernPioneer]

Walker had a great acting style where he would usually come off as pretty reserved and introverted, so in the brief occasions where he vents emotion, it’s absolutely hilarious. It gets me every time when he gets mad with the navigation system and yells “Would you shut up!?”

[DantheMan]

6:29 “Rerouting.” “Just shut up!”
7:22 “U-turn if possible.” “Are you kidding me?!”
Love those Brian moments! Paul Walker, the world misses you!🫶🏻

[emil]

"Do I look like a boss??"
bro roasted himself 🤣🤣

[ImaginaryNate]

People always say 4 is where the movies went from racing to action, but I tend to disagree. This movie still was car-centric, involving this race and the drug-smuggling race against the helicopter. The R34 and the Charger were both present. 5 is when the movies made the switch, but 1-4 are the real F&F racing films.

[Itzwillk]

This race proved Brian is now on Doms level. One final race between them would’ve been awesome to see. RIP Paul Walker 😢❤

[HirokaAkita]

This race proved that Brian is the cleanest racer in the entire franchise. Respectful, aware of his surroundings, and clean in tactics even if it meant losing. And it showed how clean he was, that when the cards were already on the table in that race, he relied only on his skill and his car, without crashing, or cheating.

While the other guys (including Dom), tried to win by any means, even if it could put their lives at risk. Brian was definitely on the same level as Dom. Only Dom... didn't give a shit about safety in general.

[tyresebridgeman]

Awesome Driving Skills Brian O'Conner

[Scott_Cheggs_Son]

0:11 Marco SALAMANCA maintaining the cartel's interests as usual

[chelli]

6:30 This is how I feel every time my GPS says "recalculating route" 😂😂😂

[Josh_The_Creator]

A Lot is Changed, You're Right!, The Fast Movies Changed A lot From The First One To The Current One!

[pricemoore]

That Blue Skyline is my favorite along with that Subaru, Charger and

[allennixon]

I like how Brian baited Dom to use his nitrous early and it worked although Dom cheated to win.

[Wrathchild]

Tbh this is one of the best races in the saga

[vekomaboomerang]

I really love the 10 second car talk that Arturo Braga gave to Dom, Brian, Alex and Malik in this scene. We all know that Brian was the real winner of the Audition Race, maybe that's the main reason why Dom let Brian win the Million Dollar Quarter Mile in Fast Five. Dom wasn't just giving him a baby gift, he wanted Brian to push his racing skills to its fullest. Plus, they didn't have any NOS Tanks to use to give their cars a boost, so it was a fair race. I was 21 years old when Fast and Furious 4 was in theaters. A lot of fans say the Fast and Furious stopped being about Street Racing, but I think that this was the last movie where Street Racing played a major role was still part of the plot. After Fast Five, the writers showed one or two Street Racing scenes to remind the fans that they didn't forget where the franchise came. The NOS Button Steering Wheels disappeared after the 4th film, and they returned in Fast and Furious 10 for the street race in Brazil. Justin Lin's directing style is the best, and he did a great job with Tokyo Drift, Fast and Furious 4, Fast Five, Fast and Furious 6 and Fast 9.

[harrisumar]

Brian in this race totally deserved to win and his driving like the drifting and quick thinking FANTASTIC THINKING BRIAN 🤘🏼🤘🏼 along with Brian telling the stupid GPS to shut up ALWAYS HAS ME ROLLING ON THE GROUND LAUGHING BECAUSE I DO THE SAME THING EVERYTIME ELECTRONICS ANNOY ME I FEEL YA BRIAN 😂🤣 I LOVE THIS MOVIE HOWEVER 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS IS MY FAVORITE FAST AND FURIOUS MOVIE SINCE PAUL LOOKED GREAT IN IT AND WAS SO HILARIOUS IN IT MISS U PAUL 😇😇

[rubenfranco]

At least you know, you can't beat me straight up.

[krispham]

What does Braga need a new driver for? He and his entire crew managed to get to the destination AND have time to pose, faster than 4 “top drivers”

[Idonthavausernam]

Finally O'Conner has been spelled correctly.

[laGranN-rztr]

After this race...
"The Franchise was never the same again!"
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