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Fast & Furious 4 was a make-or-break entry for the franchise. After the lukewarm reception of Tokyo Drift, Universal Studios greenlit this sequel with a smaller budget of $85 million. The film grossed over $360 million worldwide, proving audiences still loved Dom and Brian. Key elements that make it special:

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