Disney Villain Death: Should it be added that Deckard Shaw died this way? If he died, because he could have survived if the parking lot pieces fell in the right positions...
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Didn't he survive but got arrested by Hobbs? He vowed to break out of his prison, though, and we already know his brother Owen is also alive but crippled. A Sequel Hook if there is one.
shouldn't we at least divide this page into folders?
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Do I have permission to create a separate page for the video games or do I not need it?
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If they are substantially different from the film, go ahead. Make sure you apply How to Create a Work's Page to your process.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Shouldn't we divide the tropes into what movie they appeared Like Tropes that occur throughout the series and Tropes that only occur in the first movie, but not in the second.
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If you want to you can go ahead. Provided there are enough trope around to pull that off.
Oddly Named Sequel - the official name for the sixth film is Fast & Furious 6, so the... unique numbering system remains intact. TV Tropes called it! Good work! Seriously hoping for roman numerals in the seventh film.
EDIT: The title card for the sixth film simply says, "Furious 6" so the announced 'Fast & Furious 7' still doesn't continue any previous instalment's numbering system! The director said that, "it was always designed to be Fast Five and Furious Six," two sides of the same coin.
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Whoever added the bit about the Monte Carlo in Tokyo Drift needs to learn more about cars.
Of the eleven 1970-73 Monte Carlos, the Hero Car had a Bill Mitchell Nitrous Injected 509, mated to a Lakewood Bellhousing, Hayes clutch and Richmond T-10 four speed transmission, which fed through a Wenco driveshaft to a Moser 12 bolt rear end, with spools, and 4.88 gears (the 509 blew up during testing by Hot Rod Magazine, and it now has a 454, but still has the hot rodded transmission).
Just because it was in primer doesn't make it an Alleged Car. In fact, being in primer makes it even better.
Okay I have to ask, why is this still under "film"? Shouldn't this be under "Franchise" by this point?