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Lessons I Have Learned Form Fast 6

So after seeing the movie for the third time, i think it pays to have a good review and list down all the things I have learned.



1. Family Comes First - "The moment you step on to that door, it changes everything" This is what Torreto told O'Conner when he was told that Mia gave birth to Jack. This sets the tone of the movie. You put your family above all else.

2. If You Make a Mistake, You Pay For It - Shaw emphasized this to Letty and team when Ivory, one of Shaw's crew died in their encounter with Torreto's team. This teaches someone to be responsible in all their actions.

3. You Have To Have A Code - Shaw's message to Torreto. He mentioned too, "This code you live by makes you predictable. In our line of work predictable makes you vulnerable. I can reach out and break you any time I want." - that's FAMILY. That is because he can easily identify how to make or break someone. On the other hand, keeping your family (Lesson #1), can make you stronger too. This really depends on how you're going to put things in perspective.

4. We All Have A Weak Spot – This quote from Shaw illustrates that we all have a weak spot, no matter how good we are, how tough we are, how great we are… we all have a weak spot and we all have room for improvement.

5. No One Makes Me Do Anything, I Do What I Want To Do – This quote by "Letty" has a powerful and truthful message. There is power in embracing that you are responsible for your own actions and decisions. Often times people try to put the blame on everyone else instead of looking in the mirror.

6. Sometimes You Just Have to Have Faith. This is what Dom responded when Letty asked him, "How did you know that there's a car who's gonna catch us to break our fall?" He didn't know that there will be a car to catch them, he just believed in it. In life, you'll never know someone's gonna catch you when you fall, you just have to keep the faith.

7. Grace Before The Meal - This was towards the end of the movie. Reminds everyone a good value our parents have taught us. Pray.

8. Thank God For Family – This was a really nice moment was at the end of the movie when the crew was gathered together at a modest old house in Los Angeles sitting around the table holding hands and about to say grace before their mea (Lesson #6)l. One of the first words out of Roman's mouth was Thank God For Family. He went on to say thanks for fast cars. This moment is a great reminder that no matter how much we thank God; we still have not thanked Him enough.

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