Ok, so I figured I would get this out of the way and be as unbiased as possible....
I saw it yesterday, for free mind you. Brenden (77nova) works at AMC Easton and got us tickets.
Corolla fanatics, yes its in the movie, get ready to sell your cars for bagillions of dollars. Oh and by the way its refered to as a HACHIROKU (verse).
The story was so-so, I probobly liked it because I am hardcore into japanese culture. Brenden said he didnt like it.
The action scenes were good, and I dug all of the cars that had been converted to RWD like the Evo in it. Brenden agreed.
What I didnt like: That poor Mustang at the end that they put an RB26 in, however they justify why they did it in the story. Brenden said it was a straight up sacreligious, which I would of too if they hadnt given any reason for having used it. I also didnt like what happened at the very end. If you see the movie, you will know what I am saying. I also didnt like the main character's accent, it got on your nerves quick.
I guess what I am trying to say is, much to my own suprise, that this may be the first of the Fast and the Furious movies that was done right. They go into very technical stuff about drifting, even explaining clutch kicks, power over, and ebrake control.
Oh and I was also very happy to see that the Drift King himself, Keiichi Tsuchiya, is in the movie as a fisherman who critiques the main character's driving.