The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 2006 [TRUSTED DOWNLOAD]
Directed by Justin Lin
Produced by Neal H. Moritz
Associate Producer:
Grace Morita
Chiaki Yamase
Co-Producer:
Amanda Lewis
Line Producer:
Kazutoshi Wadakura
Executive Producer:
Ryan Kavanaugh
Lynwood Spinks
Clayton Townsend
Written by Chris Morgan
Characters:
Gary Scott Thompson
Starring Lucas Black
Bow Wow
Sung Kang
Brian Tee
Nathalie Kelley
Sonny Chiba
Zachary Ty Bryan
Music by Brian Tyler
Cinematography Stephen F. Windon
Editing by Kelly Matsumoto
Dallas Puett
Fred Raskin
Studio Relativity Media
Original Film
Munich Pape Filmproductions
Distributed by Universal Pictures
Release date(s) June 16, 2006
Running time 105 minutes
Country United States,
Germany
Japan
Language English
Japanese
Budget US$ 85 Million
Gross revenue $158,468,292
Preceded by 2 Fast 2 Furious
Followed by Fast & Furious
Plot
Sean Boswell (Lucas Black), a young man of 17 with a talent for auto mechanics, has led a life of getting into trouble. His mother has had to relocate to different cities with him every time his problems at school or with the local authorities escalate enough. One day, he gets into a street race against the school quarterback. Although the jock drives a Dodge Viper, he is unable to beat Sean who is driving a heavily-modified Chevrolet Monte Carlo. Both end up crashing and are subsequently taken to the police station, injured. The incident almost lands Sean in jail, and his mother, deciding not to deal with moving again, sends him to Tokyo to live with his father, stationed in Japan as a U.S. Naval officer. At his private school, Sean meets Twinkie (Bow Wow), a fellow American, who hustles pre-owned goods to their Japanese classmates. Twinkie introduces Sean to the world of drift racing. They later become good buddies throughout the film.
Sean soon runs into Takashi (Brian Tee), also known as DK (short for Drift King), and his close friend Han Lue (Sung Kang), who was born and raised in America. Sean is seen by Takashi talking to Neela (Nathalie Kelley), Takashi's girlfriend, and when Takashi tells him to back down, Sean challenges him to a race using Han's car. Takashi wins, and Han's car, a Nissan S15 Silvia (the "Mona Lisa" of drift racing), is completely totalled due to Sean's lack of drifting skill. The next day Han meets Sean after school with his second car, a Veilside Fortune RX-7, and tells Sean that he must work for him to repay the damage done to the Mona. Sean soon learns that Han is involved in a business partnership with Takashi.
Han becomes Sean's friend, and takes him under his wing when he leaves his father's home, teaching him how to drift, and providing him with some financial support. Han does this because Sean is the only one unafraid of Takashi (calling him Takashi's "kryptonite"). Sean slowly builds a reputation in the drift scene, and befriends Neela, who is also Sean's classmate. She reveals that she, like Sean, was also considered an "outsider" once, not being native to Japan. She explains that she and Takashi grew up together after her mother died. However, after seeing Sean with Neela and learning of their time spent together, Takashi beats Sean up and warns him to stay away from Neela. Angry after seeing Sean's bruises, Neela leaves Takashi to be with Sean.
Takashi's uncle, Kamata, a high ranking Yakuza (portrayed by Sonny Chiba), told him that there is a discrepancy in the books, and that Han must be cheating them out of money. Takashi confronts Han and his group with this discrepancy, and Han, Sean, and Neela flee before Takashi deals with the money laundering. A car chase ensues through the Tokyo streets, with Takashi chasing Han, and Morimoto chasing Sean. Morimoto tries to wreck Sean, but is forced into a head-on collision and preumably dies in the ensuing pile-up. Takashi catches up to Sean and tries to wreck him, but is slowed down by Han. Takashi eventually manages to get in a position to shoot at Han, but Han manages to break free only to collide with a Mercedes S Class in an intersection that Sean had also crashed in. Han's car starts to leak gasoline from the crash, and Han is unable to move due to injuries. As Sean and Neela finally catch up to Han, the gasoline leaked from the car reaches a nearby fire, triggering an explosion and killing Han. Sean and Neela go back to Sean's father's house, and Takashi comes to take Neela and kill Sean. Before he can do so, Sean's father threatens Takashi with his own gun. Neela voluntarily goes away with Takashi.
Lt. Boswell wants to send Sean back so the Yakuza won't get him, but Sean begs him to stay so he can clean his mess. Although Twinkie says the same, he gives Sean the money Han laundered. Sean attempts to make amends by appealing to Takashi's uncle, returning the money and offering to challenge Takashi to an "honor race", a duel where whoever loses is run out of town. The race is on a tōgue (mountain pass) that Takashi has the advantage on, since he's supposedly the only one to ever make it down to the bottom in one piece. Since all the other cars were taken by the police, Sean and his team use the engine, an RB26DETT, from the S15 Silvia Sean had ruined. Sean, Twinkie, and Han's crew borrow Sean's father's car, a 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback, and work on it.
After a long race battle, Sean wins while Takashi survives a last-minute crash. Takashi's loss causes him great humiliation since he still considers Sean to be an "outsider". Takashi's uncle tells Sean he is free to go, and Takashi presumably leaves Tokyo. Neela gets back with Sean.
Later, Sean is the new Drift King and is hanging out in the underground parking lot from earlier in the film with Han's Silvia (which has been completely repaired and repainted silver) and Neela, who is now his girlfriend. Twinkie comes up to Sean, saying someone who has been defeating racers all over Asia wants to challenge him, which Sean accepts only after finding out the challenger knew Han. The mystery car driver who pulls up is none other than Dominic Toretto (portrayed by Vin Diesel from the first The Fast and the Furious movie). Toretto and Sean hold a brief conversation, with Toretto saying that Han was a close friend of his. Neela counts off the race, the cars take off, and the movie ends without disclosing the race results.
