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"...Expand..." I use that sooo much after I found out what it meant.

I would give up my $$ to ride like that in that car !!! 🚨🚨

Barbosa was lucky he got the Mike Tyson treatment. But poor old Mad Dog learned what it's like when a Marine rains bombs.

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Rupert telling Becks she’s “the best consolation prize” was the best foreshadowing the first season had and no one caught it. Literally telling your SO that she’s a “consolation prize” to a sports bet? That is foul. But that’s Rupert. And even when we ALMOST get to see him in a better light, well, he always puts money and sports over everything else. But calling your SO a “consolation prize”? Wtf

2:00 Indian Dude is Stiffler’s Boss in American Reunion 😂😂

Really liked this one!

Basic salesmanship - focus on the positive! The Ford was fast, fastest yet, emphasize that, and the rest will come with experience and engineering.

I concur. It does look right.

ØÑÊ day I'll share the story behind.....the heart of the Lioness that inspired...... Well ALOT møRë than i had bothered to realise ❤

I am not sure why, but I smile with tears every time I watch this scene..🥹

Its a great scene but that didnt really happen in real life...only stupid person would not let Ken Miles drive le mans if you wanted to win.

My boys Wicked good at snake😅

And janitor

The hardest scene in the show right there

He's smart, but he doesn't know how to mop a floor.

"We couldn't be happier"

For Phuc’s sake, invest in some parachutes!

Art official in sim i nation

WolveS

18 digits is the big number ? so 100 trillion or zillion 😅

Wanka !! So typical London xD

If I was Mr Ford I would’ve pulled the plug on the program after that stunt.

An 'advanced Fourier system.' WTF?

This is why YOU DON’T HAVE LAWYERS IN A CAR BUSINESS! They think they know everything and think their decisions are best. Leo is a POS.

I’m still convinced Nate’s girlfriend is a serial killer

Rebecca's facial expression when Ted talking about his dad says "From age 10 until 16 when he passed away". Brilliant.

The only show to make me cry

people who do the "your welcome" line piss me off to no end. now your the prick even if you do thank them after that

Would be better without the hard coded subs. Turn them off

The sound effect when Nate sees Beard at the door😂😂😂

$9M during that time would now be $84M in 2024.

Barbecue Sauce being your winning words is cold

"You're welcome" - Gets me every time. For all you kiddies out there, that's called hanging big balls..

how you like them chalk lines?

People don't realize in real life, Tom Hardy fights MMA and Jujitsu.

Its "Fook", common vietnamese surname..

You know… This never happened… But it easily could have.

There’s no world where the brother should have beaten Tommy, never liked how that unfolded

Best damned scene in the show. Be curious, not judgemental.

Love the shift sound ... 🎵😌

0:46 all that genius and he doesn't know how to mop a floor. Dude, you gotta wring out the mop. (unless he is just preparing to strip it)

I love how John stays silent, waiting to see what Viggo would say. If Viggo hadn’t started patronizing him, he probably could’ve been talked down. But the “baser instincts” comment was what sealed Yosef and Viggo’s fates. And John’s face says it all. “I’m listening…okay, you had your shot…and you blew it.”

He gave him the drink so it burns more coming back up

Ok I was really confused about why he was apparently shifting with his right hand, googled it; RHD’s were shifted right hand just like LHD’s according to the google images? I guess they had some crossover linkage on the RHD ones? Can anyone confirm that?

I only saw now that the scoreboard said "Wanker" instead of "Ted"

Geweldig deze film super

Ford vehicles are garbage, the worst piece of shit American brand out there. That being said, this car was a true masterpiece. Shelby & Ken miles built this thing from scratch, and the only thing Ford contributed was the coin.

I like how in the beggining of the movie he described the people around him looking so happy. In the end the people around him don't look necessarily happy and this really emphasized how truly happy Chris was that all his hard work paid off.

The most powerful moment in American cinema history.