Walker’s no longer with the police force, and as those familiar with the initial installment are aware, there's a reason for that. Subsequently, he finds himself employed by the DEA or immigration services, bringing in an old acquaintance to help erase his past – and essentially, that’s the extent of the narrative. Very little arises from this setup. There’s a woman he’s attracted to who seems to be playing bot…

The absence of Vin Diesel is keenly felt in this follow-up installment. While Paul Walker puts in effort—there's a spark visible—and Tyrese Gibson delivers an energetic performance as the wisecracking "Roman," the film ultimately feels like a strange combination of "Starsky & Hutch" and "Miami Vice." The action sequences are filled with screeching tires, and both the vehicles and cast members appear visually appealin…

Paul Walker and Tyrese Gibson join forces to take down a self-important drug dealer in south Florida. Having relocated to the Miami vicinity and no longer working as an undercover operative, Brian O’Conner (Paul Walker) finds himself pressured by law enforcement to collaborate with a US Customs agent (Eva Mendes) in order to apprehend this smug criminal mastermind. To help achieve this goal, he reconnects with a f…

Prepare yourself for a visually stimulating experience centered around cars. This second film in what’s planned to be a series of movies, *2 Fast 2 Furious*, satisfies those who crave action films. Paul Walker returns as Brian O'Conner, alongside Tyrese Gibson and Eva Mendes, all participating in an undercover operation targeting Cole Hauser's villainous character. The movie features impressive automobiles, muscul…