Mark Goes to the Movies (so You Don't Have To)

The Fast and the Furious 3: Tokyo Drift (dir. Dennis Lim) I'll give it this: this movie has the courage of its knuckleheadedness. The lead rebel, played by Lucas Black, makes Paul Walker and Vin Diesel from earlier installments look like Harvey Keitel and Robert DeNiro. Women exist in this film for the sole purposes of captivating men with their sexual availability or decorating fancy cars. That definitely applies to Nathalie Kelley, who plays the non-mechanical love interest. (Good thing for her most of the audience for this film probably wasn't born when Tia Carrere had her moment of fame.) Of course, you probably didn't come to this movie for the girls--you came to see a bunch of cars screaming around, and there's a fair amount of that. Like the first two, this'll make a fun video game. Mark's review (stupid points): ???