Fast and Furious

I decide to write about Fast and Furious saga for two resons. The first reson is that I want pay a small tribute to my idol and, the second one is because of the lessons and messages, which are transimitted by them through their movies and through theirs work. They are the only one, of course after my parents, who taught me what is the most important thing in life, the family.

‘I live my life a quarter mile at a time. For those ten seconds or less, I’m free.’ Everyone has their private world where they can be alone. For me, everytime I am behind the wheel I’m free, doesn’t matter if I stay a long time there or not. In my mind everything it’s about journey not the destination, because I/you spent a lot of time on the road alone or with someone.
Someone said ‘The most important thing in life will always be the people in this room. Right here. Right now’ and ‘You don’t turn your back on family. Even when they do’ that’s why I have a small circle of friends, but I know they are the good one and they help me and encourage me every time, even it’s a stupid idea or not.

‘Life’s simple... You make choices and you don’t look back’ you must repeat this every morning when you wake up, because life is to short to regret something. You need to live the moment, not to think if the choice is good or not, you will find out in one moment.

‘You don’t realize how much you appreciate something until somebody takes it away’ and that’s the saddest part from a lifetime and nobody can prove you really realize how much you love somebody until it’s gone.
Almost every day I wonder and think how life would have been if Paul Walker hadn’t died in 2013., He could have made more movie about this lifestyle. I really want to have a life like theirs in the future; a bond like theirs between me and my future team mate, and why not I would like to make some people learn something from me or from my adventure as I learnt from them.

Born in Southern California in 1973, Walker’s career as an actor began when he was still a child, with TV shows including Who’s The Boss? and Highway To Heaven marking his first screen appearances in the 1980s, before he landed a series of supporting roles in films such as Pleasantville and She’s All That in the 90s.
It was 2001‘s The Fast And The Furious, which paired him with the larger-than-life screen presence of Vin Diesel, which broke Walker into the mainstream. Although widely regarded as a B-movie, inspired as it was by a magazine article about illegal street racing, The Fast And The Furious proved to be a hit with audiences.
The film introduced Walker’s character Brian, an LAPD undercover cop who infiltrates a street racing gang led by Vin Diesel’s Dominic Toretto, only to become intoxicated by its culture of fast cars and pure shots of racing adrenaline.
Despite his uncommonly good looks, Walker exuded an easy-going, everyman type of charisma, and it was arguably this, paired with Diesel’s growling machismo, that made the first film the success it was.