#FAST AND FURIOUS LOS BANDOLEROS TRAILER MOVIE#
“Los Bandoleros” isn’t the only “Fast & Furious” movie that’s not actually part of the main film canon. Universal included “Los Bandoleros” with the DVD release of “Fast & Furious,” and you can also watch it here. They rekindle their romance, which goes on to be a central pillar of the franchise, all the way through “Fate of the Furious.”Īlso Read: Vin Diesel Tears Up Over 'Fate of the Furious' Without Paul Walker: 'We Never Want to Let Him Down' Presumably, they’ve been apart for a while, but Letty tracks Dom down eventually. “Los Bandoleros” also spends a lot of its time focused on Dom and Letty (Rodriguez), who were separated when Dom fled the cops at the end of the first movie. It reframes the job as a Robin Hood-esque caper, in which Dom and his buds steal the gas to give to people they know who desperately need the fuel. The short gives some context to the opening sequence of “Fast & Furious,” when Dom and his crew hijack a gasoline tanker truck. “Los Bandoleros” fills in backstory about how Dom knows those guys, who then show up in his crew at the start of “Fast & Furious.” It finds Dom Toretto (Diesel) in the Dominican Republic, where he meets up with characters who would go on to return in later movies, including Han (Sung Kang), Tego (Tego Calderon) and Santos (Don Omar). “Los Bandoleros” bridges some of the gap. So when Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster and Walker came back to the franchise in the fourth movie, it was the first time the series continued the first film’s story.
#FAST AND FURIOUS LOS BANDOLEROS TRAILER FULL#
The third movie, “The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift,” includes new characters altogether, but director Justin Lin managed to convince Diesel to come back to the franchise with a cameo at the end of the film.Īlso Read: 'The Fate of the Furious' Review: Vin Diesel and the Rest Go Through the Motions, At Full Speed
Diesel exited the series before the second movie, “2 Fast 2 Furious,” which starred Paul Walker, Tyrese Gibson and Chris “Ludacris” Bridges. That would be “Los Bandoleros.” The 20-minute short film was written and directed by franchise star and producer Vin Diesel, and it adds a bit of key context to the series by introducing characters and bridging the gap between the events of “The Fast and the Furious” and “Fast & Furious,” the fourth movie in the franchise.īefore “Fast & Furious,” the franchise continuity was kind of a mess. “Fate of the Furious” is officially the eighth “Fast & Furious” movie - but there’s probably at least one film in the canon that many fans have never seen before.
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