Customer Ratings & Reviews

A good movie has got away from its roots since the first one but still delivers on intense vehicular action sequences that we all know and love just don't expect Oscar nominee performance. with that said a great enjoyable movie none the less. Paul walkers last Fast and Furious film. I've noticed recently that bestbuy exclusive steelbook are getting tough to find I'm not saying it's like this with the rest of the country but that's how it is in my store bluray steelbook have become rare.

I thought this movie was exactly what it was supposed to be. There was no big name actors, but there was also no bad acting either. Everything was perfect. The cars were absolutely slick and the scenes with them were amazing. If you like cars and you like speed, there is no way you can miss this movie. I am not going to say it is better then the other Fast and the Furious, but I am not in any way going to say it is worse. Watch the movie, you'll like it.

Fun movie but its not a favorite from mine for this franchise. The video and audio quality is impressive, and it appears that Universal used a new scan for this 4K disc, which is awesome. The audio is superb and very powerful. I'm a little disappointed they didn't remaster the Blu-ray as well, but not a big deal. Worth checking out if you're a fan of the franchise.

A lot of people doubted this movie because none of the original characters were featured in it. But with Fast and Furious 6 revealing the plot behind Tokyo and Han's role in it all you feel for Han and you grow a relationship with him so this movie really does play a role in everything. But even if you aren't a fan of the franchise and just watch it because it sound interesting, it will still excite you and you will be cheering for a team of your choice.

Note: This review is mostly for the steelbook and not the actual blu-ray disc. Sturdy case with a high gloss design on the front and back, that looks great if you complete the entire steelbook set. Would rate it 4/5. Knocked it one point for having no inside artwork. Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift blu-ray looks and sounds incredible though on blu-ray: - Picture: 5/5 - Audio: 5/5 - Steelbook: 4/5

When this movie came out, a lot of people didn't like it. The movie was very different from the previous two FF movies. This movie introduced a lot of Americans into drifting. The movie also spawned one of the most popular characters from the FF movie franchise. The feature has a great back story with plenty of action to keep you entertained. This is certainly one of my favorite FF movies.

Tokyo Drift delivers a fun and exciting ride through the streets of Tokyo, the world of drifting, and the competitive edge that knows no borders. A very well-crafted movie, Universal's 4K Blu-ray release delivers great visual and audio presentations, fans will also enjoy it.

In my opinion this is tied for worst in the series with 2 Fast 2 Furious. Being chased by a submarine is getting up there though. But I already had most in 4K/Digital so I completed the collection. It's at a good price. Picture and sound quality is great.

Being a movie without Paul or Vin was weird. They did a great job though and recovered from 2F2F. The drift scenes are a lot of fun to watch and change of pace. Was glad this did not kill the franchise so we could get more entries. Also, characters in this movie are in later movies so do not skip this one.

I was a bit hesitant to watch this one after being disappointed by 2Fast 2Furious. But since I felt invested I had to watch it. It was a bit disappointing since Dom and Brian are not in the movie but there was plenty of action and hot cars! Of course Han Lue is introduced as well.

Saw this once a long time ago; not a bad movie, doesn't really fit in with the other movies, though except for character of Han, bought it mostly to see him again...and to complete my Fast collection...plus had free ticket offer to see Fate of the Furious, so a win.

This one tends to get looked over when it comes to the fast series, especially since chronologically it takes place in between Fast 6 and 7. This one also introduce director Justin Lin to the series who would direct 4,5,6. a different flare for something so cool, and great cameo at the end

This movie was better than I thought it would be. It is definitely the worst film out of the Fast and Furious Franchise but is still a good sequel with amazing racing scenes, and a decent story. It also ties in 4, 5, and 6, FF films even though this film was made before those films.

While it's different from the other Fast and Furious movies, it has its own charm to it. The characters skew younger, and unlike the recent F&F movies, it's not about insane action stunts. And if you liked Han from the other movies, it's nice seeing him have more of a role in this movie.

This one is definitely not the best in the F&F series but it's pretty good. Probably the one I've seen least amount of times in the series but if I'm looking at TV guide and it's showing there's a good chance I'll tune to that channel.

It's actually not a bad movie. Compared to what the newer films have become, I liked this one because it was just simple car racing. Remember that it is supposed to take place after the sixth movie.

I recently decided after watching a Furious 7 that I would invest in the whole series. Ever since I purchased the series, I find myself watching them over and over again. Not my favorite since there's no Paul Walker of Vin Diesel!

This is my least favorite in the Fast and Furious series. It comes with a whole new cast. The Tokyo location is fun though and they do a good job tying it in to the later movies, so it is a must watch if you see the later ones.

Overall I like this one better then the second movie. The main actors voice is little much but it doesn't ruin the movie. The worse part of the movie is the end race with the mustang. No one in their right mind would do that to a classic mustang.

My bf and I are in the car scene so we wanted to get this movie since it’s almost same price as renting it