2 Fast 2 Furious

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The last Fast and Furious movie to be released on VHS.	D
Rosa Blasi was considered for the role of Monica Fuentes.	D
The opening street race zooms past the American Airlines Arena, home of the NBA's Miami Heat, locate [...]	D
Michael Thomas Dunn: the indie filmmaker makes an appearance as a street racer in the warehouse scen [...]	D
In a 2015 article with Variety, Vin Diesel revealed that he turned down a $25 million offer from Uni [...]	D
Unfinished green screen interior shots of Brian O'Conner in his Nissan Skyline can clearly be seen e [...]	D
The license plate of Rome's Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder reads "H8ter".	D
Tyrese Gibson was hired as he had previously worked with John Singleton on Baby Boy (2001).	D
John Singleton originally wanted rapper Ja Rule to reprise his Edwin character from the original Fas [...]	D
2 years earlier, Eva Mendes starred as the wife of a corrupt veteran LAPD cop turned DEA agent in Tr [...]	D
Jeff Celentano was once considered to direct the film. His rejected take on the film would set have [...]	D
The cars Brian races against at the beginning are the same models that won the major races in Fast a [...]	D
Suki's car was a Honda S2000 with a custom pink paint scheme.	D
In O'Conner and Pearce's audition assignment to retrieve a package in the impound lot, the system th [...]	D
The first car you see Paul Walker drive in the movie was in fact NOT his own racing car in real life [...]	D
Universal Studios had two different scripts commissioned. The first script featured Vin Diesel's cha [...]	D
The Mustang Saleen that crashes in the highway scene is not an actual Mustang Saleen. It is a V6 Mus [...]	D
The electrical device used by the police throughout the film to disable the cars is non-existent in [...]	D
So much neon lighting was used in the cars that a technical specialist whose expertise was in shooti [...]	D
Before production of the film began, Devon Aoki did not have a driver's license, nor any driving exp [...]	D
Most of the cars license plates say "Year One" on them.	D
Neal H. Moritz: the producer appears as one of the swerving cops.	D
John Singleton was a fan of the first film and was thrilled at the opportunity to direct the next in [...]	D
Lowest rated Fast and Furious movie to date.	D
Early drafts of the script featured a scene where Brian played a game of pick up basketball with Rom [...]	D
Once Vin Diesel dropped out, Universal delayed filming to allow time for the screenplay to be rewrit [...]	D
The only Fast and Furious movie that doesn't feature at least a cameo by Vin Diesel as Dominic Toret [...]	D
In typical Fast and Furious fashion, during the first race, Brian forward shifts his Nissan Skyline [...]	D
The heliport scenes were shot on the roof of the Miami Herald.	D
Ja Rule was in negotiations for the film, but turned it down to pursue other film projects. His reas [...]	D
All the cars in the first race (RX7, Supra, and S2000) come out of the garage in order of crossing t [...]	D
This is John Singleton's first PG-13 movie	D
50 Cent was considered for the part later taken by Tyrese Gibson.	D
The part where the Corvette crashes into the Mustang on the freeway, was not planned, yet the stuntm [...]	D
Before the first race, there is a deep-focus shot of three of the drivers in their cars turning one [...]	D
The Yellow Dodge Viper driven by one of the goons, was the first of the new shape "production" Dodge [...]	D
This is the first Fast and the Furious movie to have no major character deaths. The only death impli [...]	D
The first draft of the script had the character of Markham being in cahoots with Carter Verone the e [...]	D
The 16th highest grossing film of 2003.	D
This entered active development immediately after Fast and Furious (2001) proved to be a box office [...]	D
Most of the cars were heavily reinforced with roll cages for the bridge jump. However, the roll cage [...]	D
The Liz-Stick Red Saleen that was parked in front of Verone's was bought by a collector and is now p [...]	D
The scene near the end of the movie where the blue car is driven onto the boat was filmed at Cape Fl [...]	D
In the club scene, Carter calls Brian "kid". In reality, Cole Hauser is two years younger than Paul [...]	D
Roman's line "Why do I chase the cat?" during the audition chase scene is from George Clinton's song [...]	D
The scene where Rome and Brian talk with the sunset behind them plus, a later scene when Rome slides [...]	D
The complex used as Verone's mansion was formerly owned by Sylvester Stallone.	D
Suki says the line "Move bitch" in the opening race. Ludacris has a famous single titled "Move bitch [...]	D
Monica Fuentes was written as a new love interest for Brian O'Conner. The first draft of the script [...]	D
While this movie was filming on one side of Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne, Bad Boys II (20 [...]	D
To keep the feel of the movie interesting, director John Singleton often encouraged the actors to im [...]	D
John Singleton credited Top Gun (1986) as a major influence on the way he made the film.	D
The film has an almost similar plot to that of Cyborg - La vendetta (1992): In that film, Alex Rain [...]	D
Slap Jack's Toyota Supra was modified from the remaining copies of the orange Supra driven by Brian [...]	D
When Brian wins the first race, he powerslides toward the crowd. Paul Walker actually performed this [...]	D
The Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII driven by Paul Walker is not available in the U.S. The cars used were [...]	D
Rap artist Redman was seriously considered for the character of Tej. But due to schedule conflicts, [...]	D
Orange Julius's RX-7 was originally one of the cars that doubled as Dominic Toretto's red RX-7 in th [...]	D
The rear wing on Brian O'Conner's Nissan Skyline was made entirely of carbon fiber and cost 2,000 do [...]	D
During the audition race, the driver of the red Ford Mustang gets run over by a semi truck, but can [...]	D
During filming, the transmissions for several of the cars had to be constantly rebuilt. These were s [...]	D

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