Not necessarily the most awful film, it is rather forgettable and, as far as popcorn blockbusters go, this one isn’t all that special. There are some rather obvious issues, most of them being that this is a Fast and Furious movie. But I don’t feel that was the case, and the story here falls apart rather rapidly. If the aim of 2 Fast 2 Furious was to prepare for later instalments of the series, then that’s a job well done, congratulations all round.
He manages to flesh out much of the necessary detail, the bumps, bruises, and backstory that was brushed over in the freshman outing. Having the late John Singleton direct this one does indeed feel like a step in the right direction for the series. Immediately setting itself out as a product of its time, with its bright pink clothing, sleek silvers, and horribly dated soundtrack, the best 2 Fast 2 Furious can hope for from contemporary viewers is the chance to create a time capsule piece that will drag us back to the early 2000s. His departure from the series has little, if any effect on proceedings, as Paul Walker picks up the pieces alongside Tyrese Gibson. It simply shouldn’t work, yet 2 Fast 2 Furious attempts to soldier on without main man Vin. Fast and the Furious without Vin Diesel is like cheese without crackers.
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