Looking back, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift probably should have been the death throes of the Fast franchise. It’s never a good sign when the third movie of a franchise loses all its ...

The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift is the third installment of the Fast and the Furious franchise and was directed by Justin Lin and written by Chris Morgan. This movie follows Sean Boswell, a ...

Tokyo Drift is absolutely the outsider, and arguably the worst, of the franchise. Harsh, but its bad rap stems from some very legitimate reasons: 1) It was a box-office dud that made the least of ...

Fat ad Furious has only gotten bigger as a franchise over the years, yet it's the smallest entry in the series, Tokyo Drift, that remains a favorite.

I would honestly rather watch The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift over any of the other movies in the series since it can stand alone, and also because I find it extremely entertaining.

One of Hollywood’s most respected writers and filmmakers speaks out for the often-derided FF franchise, says Tokyo Drift is a favorite ...

Tokyo Drift, despite the endless criticism, is a cult movie for car enthusiasts. What engine powered the 1967 Mustang from ...

The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift is indisputably the best film of the franchise.

When Justin Lin returned to the driver's seat for 'F9,' he orchestrated a 'Tokyo Drift' reunion. Why it could be a hint about the future of the franchise.

As such, "Tokyo Drift," directed by Justin Lin ("Annapolis") is a masterpiece -- a masterpiece of mediocrity, cynical marketing ("Let's cast Bow Wow and get the hip-hop demographic!"), flabby ...