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Hahahaha, i wonder why pple rave about the movie so much, it's been admitted that the cars are not real at all. It's like when i went to the usa, and was traveling on a taxi to meet my gf, the guy and i started talkin about cars, and when i said i drove a skyline, he was like fug, thats da bomb kinda shit. I'm like.. uh ok. It is a good car but it's wayyyy wayy wayyyy over rated in the usa.

But anway, since you're watchin it, please post a review of what you think of the movie and what you think of the extras :) Afterall, you'd know best cinema boy.

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