2 Fast 2 Furious [WS] [Limited Edition] [2 Discs] [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray]
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PG13 — for street racing, violence, language and some sensuality-
Language:
Eng Studio:
Universal StudiosUPC:
025195055178Year of Release:
2003Item Number:
MCA005517Release Date:
01/05/2010Genre:
Action –
Action Thriller
Format:
Blu-ray
MOVIE DESCRIPTION:
Vin Diesel opted to not appear in the sequel to the film the shot him to stardom in the first place, The Fast and the Furious. With the character of Dominic Toretto out of the picture, 2 Fast 2 Furious concentrates exclusively on the latest exploits of undercover agent Brian O'Connor, played by Paul Walker. In addition, with director Rob Cohen passing, producers have added a dash of credibility to the sequel by hiring John Singleton to helm. What does completely remain from the first film is the presence of fast-living underground street-racing gangs. Moving from Los Angeles to Miami, O'Connor is looking to redeem himself after the events of the first movie, so he again goes undercover to infiltrate another group of thuggish car enthusiasts. This time around he's enlisted the help of ex-con Roman Pierce (Tyrese) and fellow agent Monica Celemente (Eva Mendes) to bring down Carter Verone (Cole Hauser), an importer/exporter who heads up a massive drug trafficking operation. Heading up the supporting cast are hip-hop stars Ludacris and Fabolous. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
DVD FEATURES:
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio
- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 (Cinemascope)
- Screen: Enhanced Wide Screen Letterbox for 16x9 TV
- Features:
- Fast females with a sneak peek of the new Fast & Furious
- Hollywood impact
- Inside 2 Fast 2 Furious
- Feature commentary with director John Singleton
- Deleted scenes and outtakes
- Actor driving school
- Tricking out a hot import car
- D-Box motion enabled
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Cast:
Paul Walker - Brian O'Connor
Tyrese Gibson - Roman Pearce
Eva Mendes - Monica Fuentes
Cole Hauser - Carter Verone
Chris "Ludacris" Bridges - Tej
James Remar - Agent Markham
Thom Barry - Agent Bilkins
Michael Ealy - Slap Jack
Mark Boone, Jr. - Detective Whitworth
Devon Aoki - Suki
Roberto Sanchez - Roberto
Matt Gallini - Enrique
Edward Finlay - Agent Dunn
Amaury Nolasco - Orange Julius
Jin - Jimmy
Eric "Kaos" Etebari - Scott Darden
Bettina Huffer - Suki's GirlDirector:
John SingletonProducer:
Neal H. Moritz, Catherine Sudolcan, Doug MajorScreen Story:
Gary Scott Thompson, Michael BrandtScreenwriter:
Michael BrandtScreen Story:
Derek HaasScreenwriter:
Derek HaasCinematographer:
Matthew Leonetti, Michael St. HilaireComposer (Music Score):
David ArnoldEditor:
Bruce Cannon, Dallas PuettProduction Designer:
Keith Brian BurnsArt Director:
Lawrence HubbsCo-producer:
Heather LeibermanExecutive Producer:
Lee R. Mayes, Michael Fottrell, Joe GareriSet Designer:
Rick Simpson, Nicholas Scott, Jon DanniellsCostume Designer:
Sanja Milkovic Hays, Jacqui G., Heather Holmes, Yaa Boaa AningMakeup:
Elizabeth Lambert, Linda Melazzo, Erin Brasfield-KoplowSpecial Effects:
Syd Dutton, Bill Taylor, CIS Hollywood, Hammerhead ProductionsFirst Assistant Director:
Frank Davis, Michael Waxman, Bruce FranklinConsultant/advisor:
Paul Stewart, Melodee Sutton, Kevin ReaganSupervisor/Manager:
Paula MauriceAnimator:
Gilberto Gonzales, Rebecca Marie, Jamie Dixon, Mamie McCall, Thomas Dadras, Aliza Chameides, Justin Jones, Robert Lurye, Joel Merritt, Carol Ashley, Fumi Mashimo, Paolo MoscatelliCoordinator:
Collin Fowler, Elayne KeratsisCamera Operator:
Billy Clevenger, Michael McGowan, Adam Kowalski, John "Buzz" Moyer, Bob M. ScottStunts:
Billy Bates, R.J. Chambers, Kevin Jackson, John Sarviss, John-Clay Scott, Jim Wilkey, Jerry Wills, Stan Barrett, Hal Burton, Jeannie Epper, Frank Ferrara, Steve Holladay, Rick LeFevour, Bob Minor, Kerry Rossall, Ted White, Glenn Wilder, Chick Bernhardt, Cliff Happy, Mark Hicks, Lincoln Simonds, Alexander Edlin, Debbie Evans, Kurtis Epper Sanders, Freddie Hice, Tony Brubaker, Brian Burrows, David Lomax, Joe Stone, Annie Ellis, Scott Workman, Bob Brown, Bobby Aldridge, Terri Garland, David D. Darling, Thomas Robinson Harper, Jim Pratt, Grady Bishop, Butch Brickell, Eric Chambers, Stacy Courtney, Dennis Deveaugh, Denise Gallo, Oakley Lehman, Malosi Leonard, Matthew Leonard, J.C. Robaina, George E. Sack Jr., Bill Scharpf, Tom TurveyCasting:
Kimberly HardinProduction Manager:
Matthew BinnsCasting:
Lori S. WymanSound Mixer:
Robert FrenandezUnit Production Manager:
Terry MillerSecond Assistant Director:
Jason RobertsProduction Assistant:
Mary Catherine WrightKey Make-up:
Hallie D'AmoreSpecial Effects Supervisor:
Al di SarroSecond Unit Director:
Terry J. LeonardStunts Coordinator:
Terry J. Leonard, Artie MalesciAssistant Properties:
Nicholas RomanacSpecial Effects Technician:
Ken SpeedADR Editor:
Fred StaffordFirst Assistant Camera:
William McConnellSpecial Effects Supervisor:
William RobbinsProduction Sound Mixer:
Walter P. AndersonKey Hairstylist:
Pauletta Lewis-IrwinSound Effects Director:
Ann ScibelliNegative Cutter:
Gary BurrittRe-Recording Mixer:
Chris CarpenterFoley Mixer:
Nerses GezalyanADR Voice Casting:
Barbara HarrisRe-Recording Mixer:
Rick KlineFoley Artist:
James MorianaExecutive Music Producer:
Kathy NelsonSpecial Effects Technician:
Michael ParisAdditional Cinematography:
Michael St. HilaireFoley Artist:
Jeffrey WilhoitHair Styles:
Gianna SparacinoProduction Assistant:
Anthony BoddenExtra Casting:
Winsome SinclairSound Effects Director:
Alan RankinCable Person:
Scott ClementsSupervising Sound Editor:
Greg HedgepathSpecial Effects Technician:
Richard JonesSpecial Effects Supervisor:
Michael J. Wassel, Dr. Ken JonesGrip:
Timothy BlackSound Effects Director:
Michael KamperSpecial Effects Supervisor:
David SosallaProduction Sound Mixer:
Mark WeberSound Effects Director:
Hector Gika, Randy KelleyKey Costumer:
Steve EllsworthFoley Editor:
Bob BeherStill Photographer:
Eli ReedChief Lighting Technician:
Jeffrey W. PetersenSound Effects Director:
Roland N. Thai, Tom Ozanich, Peter ZindaSpecial Effects Foreman:
Christopher AdamsPost Production Supervisor:
Lisa RodgersAssistant Location Manager:
Kitty TerrySecond Assistant Camera:
Martin LeeDialogue Editor:
Michael HertleinBest Boy Grip:
Shawn WhelanBoom Operator:
Douglas ShamburgerFoley Supervisor:
Craig JaegerMusic Editor:
Jordan CorngoldVisual Effects Producer:
Crystal DowdMatte Artist:
Justin Brandstater, Kelvin McIlwainRe-Recording Mixer:
Andy KoyamaHair Styles:
Rod OrtegaSpecial Effects Technician:
Russell TyrrellVisual Effects Producer:
Michelle EisenreichMusic Editor:
Carlton KallerSpecial Effects Technician:
Kevin LesterCompositor:
Bob WiatrSound Effects Director:
Kenneth L. JohnsonKey Grip:
Lloyd BarcroftScript Supervisor:
Alicia AccardoProduction Assistant:
Brian BenthamFirst Assistant Sound Editor:
Bobby BowmanPersonal Assistant:
Cobette HarperSpecial Effects Foreman:
Tim WalkeyProduction Assistant:
Josue D. Aguilar, Oscar AguirreSet Dresser:
Chris Alicea Jr.Costumes Supervisor:
Camille ArgusSecond Assistant Director:
Ty ArnoldElectrician:
Jason BarfieldPersonal Assistant:
Jonas BarnesHair Styles:
Donna Battersby-GreeneProduction Assistant:
Erica BeckVisual Effects Supervisor:
Thad BeierAssociate Editor:
Justin BourretProduction Assistant:
Mike BowmanLeadman:
Will A. BrantleyScript Supervisor:
Trisha BurtonLeadman:
Michael CalabreseProduction Assistant:
Jose A. CalderonSecond Second Assistant Director:
Diane CalhounProduction Assistant:
Sonja ChristophSecond Second Assistant Director:
Christian ClarkeProduction Assistant:
Jovan CondeElectrician:
Russell E. CurtisProduction Assistant:
Steven R. DaleCasting Associate:
Leah Daniels-ButlerPost Production Coordinator:
Elizabeth DionGrip:
Michael A. DittmeierAssistant Art Director:
Warren DrummondLocation Manager:
Elizabeth A. ElwellFirst Assistant Camera:
Peter FarberSecond Assistant Camera:
Greg FaysashFirst Assistant Camera:
Christopher M. FisherAssistant Chief Lighting Technic:
Pat FitzpatrickAssistant Properties:
Michael J. FlynnProduction Coordinator:
Debby FreemanProduction Assistant:
Cristina FuentefriaSecond Assistant Camera:
Peter Geraghty, Sean GilbertSpecial Effects Coordinator:
Robert GrahamDolly Grip:
Jim GreenBest Boy Grip:
Kris GuthrieCasting Assistant:
Melanie HartfordProduction Assistant:
Warren HathawayDolly Grip:
Jeff HinzLocation Manager:
Everett HolzerPersonal Assistant:
Duane A. JohnsonProduction Assistant:
James JoynerElectrician:
Ben J. KanegsonAssistant Properties:
Kevin KroppProduction Assistant:
Christrian Labarta, Carol Ann LaffertyGrip:
Michael L. Larson, John S. LeewardProperties Master:
Kevin J. LongProduction Assistant:
Stephanie Lundy, Eduardo Lytton, Dominique MartinezKey Grip:
Michael E. MattesonSecond Assistant Camera:
William C. McConnell Jr.Storyboard Artist:
Brian McGeeConstruction Coordinator:
Michael MetzelGrip:
Keith A. MingoAssistant Costume Designer:
E. Melanie MooreAssistant Location Manager:
E. Melanie MooreElectrician:
Kai MorbeySteadicam Operator:
John "Buzz" MoyerCasting Assistant:
Billy R. MurphyAssistant Production Coordinator:
Gregory NyeVisual Effects Producer:
Julie OroszGrip:
Raymond Javier Orraca, Brian PruittProduction Assistant:
Gabriel QuinteroAssistant Location Manager:
Jennifer RadzikowskiSecond Second Assistant Director:
Karen RadzikowskiAssistant Location Manager:
Susanne RagnarssonElectrician:
Stephen V. Raybourn, James ReevesKey Costumer:
Irena Stepic RendulicBest Boy Grip:
David RobinsonElectrician:
Jack H. Rose IIProduction Assistant:
Dixiana RubioVisual Effects Producer:
Mark RussellProduction Assistant:
Shupai Rwizi Sr.Gaffer:
Gary T. RyanUnit Publicist:
Tammy SandlerFirst Assistant Camera:
Mark SantoniProperties Master:
Philip G. SchneiderElectrician:
Wayne SchneidermanBest Boy Grip:
Gary SchwabGaffer:
Bill SmalingKey Grip:
Thomas SmalingLocation Manager:
Sherrill SmithElectrician:
Daniel M. TobiasAnimal Trainer/Wrangler:
Trademark Animal TalentProduction Assistant:
Nadine Tuttle, Reginald ValcinElectrician:
Frederick ValentineFirst Assistant Camera:
Warner R. WachaProduction Assistant:
Brooke WalkeyGaffer:
Michael J. WalshAssistant Production Coordinator:
Simi WeinSet Dresser:
Stuie WeinPersonal Assistant:
Pamela Lyn WeissConstruction Coordinator:
Nelson WerntzSecond Second Assistant Director:
Cheeba WhiteProduction Assistant:
Sandra Woodward, Xelinda Yancy, Nicole YoblonskiGrip:
Chris YoungSpecial Effects Technician:
Kenny GorrellADR Supervisor:
Bobbi BanksFirst Assistant Sound Editor:
Victor EnnisAssistant Editor:
Maggie OstroffSpecial Effects Technician:
Mike Reedy, Peter DamienVideo Assist:
Jeb JohenningConstruction Foreman:
David T. Alban Jr.Special Effects Foreman:
Craig BarnettSpecial Effects Technician:
Jon Bethke, Howard CrossVideo Assist:
Don HamzikConstruction Foreman:
James HarrisSpecial Effects Technician:
Mark HawkerVisual Effects Editor:
Sharon Smith HolleySpecial Effects Technician:
Steve Kelley, Mike KirchmeierBest Boy Electric:
Jimmi LyonProduction Secretary:
Molly McGuireSpecial Effects Technician:
Richard Perry, Norman G. SadlerBest Boy Grip:
Troy SchultzProduction Secretary:
Emily ShermanSpecial Effects Technician:
Durk TyndallAssistant Editor:
David RaymondCompositor:
Patrick Kavanaugh, Marc NanjoArt Department Coordinator:
Alexa MarinoAssistant Avid Editor:
Scott JanushSpecial Effects Technician:
Kevin HarrisCompositor:
Paul LunaLead Compositor:
David S. Williams, Jr.Compositor:
Brian Wolf, Chris Flynn, Maureen Healy, Michael Degtjarewsky, Patrick PhillipsLead Compositor:
Ricardo Torres
REVIEW:
- With its Miami Beach setting, cadre of evil-druglord villains, and gravity-defying car chases, director John Singleton's follow-up to 2001's sleeper hit The Fast and the Furious isn't really trying to live up to its predecessor so much as it's attempting to be the big-screen equivalent of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. In that respect, it can only fail. The Playstation title boasts a better cast than the Vin Diesel-less 2 Fast 2 Furious, not to mention more-authentic production design, visually coherent stunts, and -- most importantly -- a keen awareness of its own cliches. But perhaps that's an unfair comparison. To its credit, 2 Fast substitutes an irrepressible, off-the-cuff turn from Tyrese for the MIA Diesel, and Singleton doesn't try to downplay the various ethnicities of his cast the way Rob Cohen did with the first film. Of course, this means that whitebread lead Paul Walker seems even squarer than he did last time around, and as a result, his buddy-buddy rapport with Tyrese comes off less like 48 Hours and more like a middling episode of Fox's Fastlane. (Accentuating the TV feel is Singleton's reliance on David Arnold's cheesy score.) Still, Singleton's able to score enough points with his kinetic-if-ridiculous street-racer opening to make one think that there still might be some life left in this franchise after all. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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