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    Fast and Furious 7 VS Mission Impossible - Rouge Nation While it’s been three months since the release of Fast and Furious 7, action thriller fans were excited for the opening of Mission Impossible - Rouge Nation this weekend. There’s no doubt that both franchises have different plots, but other similarities between the two movies are very obvious. The fight scenes action and weapons, the fast cars chasing and crashing with other cars, advanced technology, and the stunts are the most distinguishing characters for both movies. Both movies are very high-octane; the thrilling scenes are very exciting and leave the audiences on the edge of their seats. The directing is top-notch for both movies, and the production was aimed to deliver every picture as close to reality as possible. Fast and Furious 7 uses variety of heavy weaponry throughout the movie; handguns, rifles, snipers, RPG-7, machine guns, a drone equipped with a Minigun, and even a chopper equipped with machine guns and launchers. Beside the chopper, the heaviest weapon used in the movie by an actor was the Minigun from the drone wreckage, which was used by Dwayne Johnson. Almost all of Fast 7 cast members were involved in some fight scene. Jason Statham collided heavily with Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson. Michelle…

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    In 2013, Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel made you believe a man could fly. Now, Justin Lin’s Fast And Furious 5 will make you believe a bus can roll without injuring anyone inside, that a man can be punched through a solid brick wall and still come out the other side unscathed, and that it is possible to keep up with a train in only a muscle car. The film has absolutely no concern for realism, but then again, anyone who has watched the previous four crazy, action-filled films know that the franchise…

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    Two Fast 2 Furious

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    If I were to choose any import vehicle to specialize in, it would be the Nissan GTR. Why the GTR? Let me explain. The GTR has made an unusual but significant impact on my life. Moreover, a movie that I and every gear head adores is 2 Fast 2 Furious. In the movie 2 Fast 2 Furious, Paul Walker is introduced with a 1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R R34. I can still remember being mesmerized by the neon lights, CGI street races, and turbo flutter. Subsequently, this movie solidified me as a gearhead and…

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    A house is defined as the physical structure where a person lives. Some people live in houses, while others live in homes. It takes certain aspects to turn a house into a home. While a house is a constructed building, a home is a place of deep meaning to a person, and contains many social features, like a family. Although family plays such an important role in a home, it’s the memories, safety, and a sense of purpose and belonging that complete the full meaning of a home. The final scene of the…

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    Impossible’ franchise recently celebrated its nineteenth birthday, making this franchise almost of legal drinking age, let that sink in. This franchise has been around for almost five more years than the ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise, and yet it’s still managing to be just an incredulous and energetic as anything to ever come out of that franchise. I’m not at all dissing the ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise, it just pumped out its seventh installment and still managed to thrill me to my very core, but…

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    honest coward like the rest of us” (Umberto Eco). Have you ever questioned the role of a character from either a television show, movie, or book? Maybe, the villain doesn’t seem like such a bad guy, but that can’t be because they are the villain of the show, right? Well, little does one know that there are been things as antiheroes. An antihero is basically someone who does the wrong things but comes from good intentions or selfish motives. Antiheroes for the most part are very easy to relate…

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    When I finally Reached Los Santos I was really Into Racing so I bought a really expensive car and start joining races in the streets I used to win ever single race my skills kept on improving the more I raced the more dangerous it becomes, the day came and it happened to me, One day a guy was hosting a race in Los Santos Air port I went there confident that am gonna win it after 4 minutes after the start of the race cops were already here they were targeting me after I saw the cops chasing me…

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    cannot imagine. These needs are expressed through our daily lives. The six human needs need to be satisfied in order for the workplace value to be at its highest potential, however we can come to realize that we have not only demonstrated these needs but we can also see it. You see through movies, TV shows, billboards, etc. I have observed a lot of movies and I have closely observed the way the actors are portrayed. Many movies have main characters who play a specific role, whether it be a good…

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    Since the beginning, The Fast and Furious series has been all about illegal street racing. In the more recent movies the franchise has changed their approach and focused more on fight scenes, explosions, and action in general. The writers have changed their approach because the illegal street racing that takes place in the first and second movie caused audiences and viewers to go out on the street and preform these crazy illegal stunts and scenes that takes place in the movie. In fact, after the…

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    Funk Music History

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    black pride, played his part by promoting this reclamation through his hit song. Fast forward a decade later, when hip hop is recognized as a full fledged music genre, and the continued tradition of black consciousness shows no signs of slowing down. Again, hip hop music boasts an exhaustive list of conscious lyric riddled songs, even creating its own recognized sub genre, but perhaps the most recognized and celebrated song is Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five’s 1982 hit “The Message”. This…

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