Brian confronts Toretto about his side hustle

The Fast and The Furious 2001

[GreyDuck]

They went from race wars to flying cars into space

[clustr]

No over the top stunts, explosions, or CGI, just pure heartfelt acting. I miss this art.

[migsv]

Definitely brings a "He's a cop" vibe.

[psychojoe]

I always love how aggressive Brian is whenever he eats.

[Bicurious_George]

The early 2000s. They for real don't make em like this anymore. Masterpiece of a movie and a great time to be alive.

[gordonfreemen]

This movie has that unreplaceable 2000s vibe

[mattyisfantastic]

Now Brian's a family man and Dom's an astronaut

[deelane]

My mans had directions waiting in his shirt pocket like he was anticipating the whole conversation 😅

[danglesnipecelly]

Still the best movie of the franchise. Nothing beats the first one.

[HunterMagunter]

Vin Diesel's one scene aside from the garage where he's really acting. Not mumbling, not acting tough, just being a dude talking to his friend at the table

[bulyakiistvan]

Maybe the last movie, where you can actually understand Vin Diesel without subtitles.

[ryans]

This scene is fantastic if you pay attention it shows Bryan dropping character a bit and giving off cop vibes and the way Dom looks at him he suspects something why he gave him those directions to Race Wars cause he wants to see if he’s actually a racer not a cop. Later in the film Doms suspensions come true and this scene where he suspected it. So it’s a powerful scene

[mitchelllambaiso]

There needs to be a Netflix series that stays in this time period where it was just about racing and hustling

[tuccimane]

The entire series would've been better in my opinion if they stayed true to making the heists believable. Semi trailers get hit daily. Granted not at 75 mph but it was .ore believable than going to outer space

[RiZenAsH]

I saw this movie 7 times in theaters. It pretty much introduced me to the tuner culture. This will always be the best F&F movie. This is the only one that matters to me even with its flaws. Funny thing is that the flaws in this movie are far more believable than the following films.

[lonewolf_]

I miss when vin diesel toretto talked like this instead talking like he has brain damage or he has a slow speech epidement in the sequels 🤣🤣🤣

[alexg]

I like this scene for 1 simple reason. It proves that we are all human and we make mistakes in our speech. Not everyone is talking perfectly without saying a wrong word or ever having to repeat what they say. I get it that these kind of things are cut form the movies because of time constrains, but it brings more realism to the table.

[joe.black-mortem.angelos]

This scene has some.magic.
Maybe a trace from when movies where still genuine and good.

[alecbaker]

The emotion in this scene is unparalleled

[We_Are_Borg_]

Try fat burger from now on.
You can get a double cheese and fries for $2.95, f*got.