Fast and Furious 4 : our review!

This fourth installment of Fast and furious return us directly to the events of the first part.

This film marks the return of duo of Paul Walker and Vin Diesel and it is clear that it is the main asset of the film, they both make an interesting performance, strong, and very respectful of the characters they embodied in the first part.

The story of this film even more plunges us into the dark world of street racing and the personal revenge of Dom is really well played by Vin Diesel.

A great action movie that gives really want a sequel. This is a franchise that I really like (the one, two). 

This fourth opus, good returns on the basis of the first, with a cast always excellent !! 

It includes a few winks, which refer to the first film. 

A good soundtrack, always energetic !! Beautiful cars. The script is fine, although it was a few lengths at the start. This is perhaps the thing I liked least in this film. But otherwise, when the story really starts, we will not miss a moment. 

In short, for fans it is a very good result. We thus find Vin Diesel in a scene introduction which alone is better than the third movie, with Michelle Rodriguez. It should be noted that apart from a cameo, the opus 2 and 3 are virtually ignored for this one which presents a far more like after the first. While Dom is on the run, Brian has again become a cop, and even FBI agent! By a combination of circumstances, they find themselves both in LA pursuing the same person, one for work, one for revenge (as we learned in the meantime that Michelle Rodriguez did not especially want to renew contract for the next films). 

The scenario holds up, although very cliche, with its very wicked Latinos turned on religion, with tattoos and communists who make cockfighting. Indeed, the strong point of the film is to have not only impressive waterfalls, cars have class but more stuff is pretty well shot. Where Lin was trapped in a boring scenario for Tokyo Drift, here it goes. Note also that Diesel and Walker, our two good friends, play well here and it's cool. After two episodes less satisfactory, again we feel the enthusiasm of the first component. 

The main reason is of course the return of the dream team. So here Dominic Toretto, disappeared after the first film, and Brian O'Conner, who resigned after the second. The enemy brothers, the cop and thug. Anyway, the pair provide max to suit a classic but solid plot. Achieving Justin Lin is energetic and his way of filming car stunts absolutely bluffing. 

The cops are looking for three quarters of the film to identify a Campos, head of a drug cartel. They will eventually be achieved as a result of a comparison of fingerprints. And here is the drama! When the answer appears on the screen of the computer, we realize with amazement that the guy is in the police files, under his real name and his photo as a bonus! Sleuth must believe that no one had thought to consult the files.