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 The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo
DriftRating: PG -13 Overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars Best for Ages: 17+ Ages 3 - 7: Red Ages 8 - 12: Red Ages 13 - 17: Yellow Violence Amount: Yellow Violence Portrayal: Yellow Fear: Yellow Illegal / Harmful: Yellow Language: Yellow Nudity: Yellow Sex: Yellow Review: This is the third movie in the series.
Vin Diesel left after the first movie and Paul Walker left after the
second movie. This time, Lucas Black plays Sean Boswell. He is a high
school student that gets into trouble because he likes to racecars.
This time around, he is sent to Tokyo to avoid prison. He gets in with
a racing group right away and upsets a gang leader. The only good thing
about this movie is if you love racing and speed. There are many
reckless actions and illegal behaviors by teen-agers. There is
violence; someone is killed, and crude language. The dress of the
female characters is very slutty, especially for teen-age girls. The
skirts are short, the tops are brief and the heels are high. There are
really no redeeming features to this movie. No big lesson is learned
and no family problems are solved. There are no values learned. Why is
Sean so angry? Is it too late for him and his father?
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