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Movies like the one playing in town this week, The Fast and the Furious, have a way of putting worth into perspective.

You can bring a 90s football drama home in a new DVD edition or, for the first time, on Blu-ray this September.

It's happened to me, and I'm guessing it's happened to you, too. The other day, I was sitting on the sofa, remote control in hand, looking for...well, I don't know what exactly.

The surprise Liam Neeson hit "Taken" is now spawning a range of imitators and they didn't take away the obvious plus but that pretty young girls are useless and need saving.

In Into the Blue 2 , a made-for-DVD sequel streeting this week, Laura Vandervoort and Chris Carmack pick up where Jessica Alba and Paul Walker left off, playing young lovers whose diving business gets them into trouble as deep as the water.

A young warrior races against time and a vengeful king to collect a set of seven magical orbs that will grant their wielder unlimited power in this warmed-over Far Eastern fantasy that is redeemed only by actor Chow Yun-Fat. Rated PG; action, violence, language.

The best part of Fast & Furious is its tagline - "New Model. Original Parts." - which means that the studio wonk who created it deserves the big bucks more than anybody who actually appears in the film.

Patridge, who plays Kelsey in the film, admitted that she couldn't hide her excitement for the movie because she was such a fan of the first one starring Jessica Alba and Paul Walker.

Good: The latest follow-up to 2001's "The Fast and the Furious" cleaned up at the box office by sticking to the simple formula of Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and reckless driving.

Despite reuniting original franchise stars Vin Diesel and Paul Walker, this fourth instalment in the F+F franchise feels ridiculously dated and just a little dopey from all the noxious exhaust.

It may be unfair to criticize a movie that mostly accomplishes what it set out do, regardless of how mind-numbingly dull that goal might be.

Into the Blue 2: The Reef sounds like soft-core porn, is made on the level of soft-core porn, and might have been more entertaining had it gone full tilt into soft-core porn territory.

Vin Diesel is shown in a scene from "Fast & Furious." There's still plenty of mileage left for another "The Fast and the Furious" sequel, according to its star, Paul Walker .

As we all know by now, Fast & Furious blew away the competition at the box office over the weekend , shocking Hollywood with its $71 mil debut.

This baby grinds all the right gears and had viewers breathless, voting it to the number one spot on the leader board with a 92 per cent Audience Approval.

Didn't Paul Walker vow never to make another "Fast and Furious" movie? Did Vin Diesel really make more money than Walker for the fourth installment of the illegal street-racing movie franchise? How long did it take the teenage Walker to get a speeding ticket after he got his driver's license? The blond, blue-eyed former Huntington Beach, Calif., ...

Vin Diesel and Paul Walker arrive at the premiere Universal's 'Fast & Furious' held at Universal CityWalk Theaters Getty Images Paul Walker and Jordana Brewster attends Fast and Furious photocall at the Santo Mauro Hotel on March 25, 2009 in Madrid, Spain Getty Images Paul Walker arrives for the Europe premiere of Fast & Furious on March 17, 2009 ...

After "The Fast and the Furious," the sequels slowly went downhill with "Tokyo Drift" hitting rock bottom.

Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, and Jordana Brewster star in a film written by Chris Morgan and directed by Justin Lin.

The fourth instalment in this popular series features the best car action in the entire franchise.