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Mia: Letty grew up just down the street. She was into cars since she was like ten years old. Dom always had her attention. Then she turned sixteen...
Brian: And she had Dom's attention.
Mia: Yeah, it's funny how that works out.
Mistakes
In the scene where Brian is with the Muse, Tanner and the FBI watchdog in the safe house kitchen, Muse makes a smart crack about pulling himself (bizarrely dubbed to "get off" in some versions) over Mia Toretto, then Brian pushes Muse very forcefully to the left of Tanner, but Muse ends up landing on the floor to the right of Tanner. See more...
Trivia
The plot of Point Break is almost exactly the same as the Fast and Furious plot: Keanu Reeves is an undercover agent, trying to solve bankrobberies done by surfers. Brian is an undercover agent, trying to solve truckjackings done by streetracers. Keanu infiltrates through the leader of the surfer's ex-girlfriend, but later really falls in love. Brian infiltrates through the leader of the racer's sister, but later really falls in love. Keanu first suspects another group of surfers, and a raid is done on them. Brian first suspects another group of racers, and a raid is done on them. In the end, Keanu lets the leader of the bad guys, who is now his friend, get away. In the end, Brian lets the leader of the bad guys, who is now his friend, get away. Hmmmm... See more...
In the opening hijack scene, the semi obviously has two sets of rear wheels on the trailer, but when it comes to the scene where the black Honda is under the trailer, there is only one set of rear wheels.
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