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In the 1980s, director John Landis was thinking of a way to get his audience ready for a film that had just been given the green light. One idea he had was to have cars being destroyed everywhere in the movie's introduction. This idea led him to create this intense, fast-paced short video. The short video went on to lead directly into "2 Fast 2 Furious," which is where you can see them go from a crazy chase scene with cool CGI effects and sound to one of these movies being demolished in an explosion. This short video is about a street race between black Mustangs, Acura Integra's, Nissan 240SX's, two Honda CRX's, all of which are tuned up for speed. The black Mustang starts to gain the lead, but the Acura Integra pulls up behind it and starts to ram into its bumper. The Nissan 240SX comes from the other side and gives one of the Mustangs a drift. It makes it driver lose control for a short amount of time. Then one of the Honda CRX's jumps out in front of everyone else after doing a burnout. Its lead is short-lived, because the cars that originally started behind it were able to catch up and take over. The camera zooms in on the driver of the Honda CRX, and his face shows that he knows he is going to be wrecked. The other drivers ram him so hard from both sides that it becomes a four car pile-up. The four car pile-up ends up with one of the 240SX's getting so damaged that it catches on fire. After a while, a guy comes out with a fire extinguisher and hits each of the cars until they are all put out. The race was won by the black Mustang. The video is narrated by Steve Tomasula, who really did go on to direct "2 Fast 2 Furious." At the end of the video, there are five teenagers in a car -- although they are not wearing shirts or pants. They are screaming and laughing at how cool this race was. They all get out of their cars after it is done destroying them, but are concerned about getting sued. The next shot begins with a burning car behind a house on fire while people walk through the back yard of the house while talking about how scary that must have been. The video ends with the words, "To be continued..." in white letters on a black background with the sound of a revving engine. Reviews for this short were mostly positive, but some viewers found it to be too similar to another short film also entitled "2 Fast 2 Furious" which had been released in 2001. The short was shot with the equipment Landis rented from production company Treadstone Productions. The Burning Car scene was shot at location in Sherman Oaks, California. The car used was a 1988 Ferrari Testarossa that they purchased off eBay for $5,000 for burning it. cfa1e77820
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