F9

... like Sydney to the Max, No Good Nick, she played Nick, and Raven's Home.

She's also in F9: The Fast Saga, which I think is about cars going fast, but now for some reason they're in space or something.

I don't know.

I gave up after the first one.

Yeah.

And it looked like he just walked off the set of Fast and the Furious 9, because he's completely jacked compared to how he looks now.

Yeah.

And, and it's like, he...

Yeah, and I think the fact that this is shot on location, that it's shot with real cars, you know, real practical stunt work as much as possible helps to ground this specific film in reality enough.

Whereas to contrast it with the later films in the franchise like Fast 8 and F9, um, those feel so goofy and cartoonish and over the top, and they're hindered by the fact that the stunts become very CGI focused.

It just, it all feels fake and I lose that sense of immersion that I really did feel when I was watching this movie.

One of the things that I remember from the series most vividly, and so this is one that you and me saw in, in IMAX together.

Yeah.

[laughs]

I think it must be F9.

I'm pretty sure.

actually kind of forgot

that I have officially think that Fast 9 is the official worst movie in the telenovela.

That's the one when they go

to

They go,

Fast 9 videos.

Hell

yeah.

Yeah, but why isn't the guy, is it Stan, the dude that's from Friday Night

Lights? Yeah, Lucas Black, Sean Boswell.

He comes back in Fast 9 and Fast 7.

You know

But yeah, I get what you're saying in that, uh, there just doesn't seem to be that optimistic view of, like, the whole Wes- the whole idea of Western culture, I suppose, in movies.

But they'll repurpose Fast and Furious 9 and Dumbledore: Secrets of Albus, or whatever it's called, to make it appropriate for a Chinese audience.

Yeah, it's interesting, that, isn't it? When money's involved.

Um, yeah, man.