Detection, audio and scene analysis across every frame of The Fast And The Furious Tokyo Drift — derived from object recognition, transcript alignment and shot segmentation.
A surprisingly packed crowd is one of the defining features of The Fast And The Furious Tokyo Drift, boasting 65 people on screen, outpacing the average action film by 50 or more cast members a whopping 25 out of 27 times.
5,921unique people spotted (77% of frames)
"man" is said 17 times — once every 6.1 minutes.
Lucas Black is on screen for 31 of 104 minutes — 30% of the runtime.
The longest stretch of silence runs 7 min 15 sec — no dialogue at all.
Only 9.2% of all detected faces are smiling across the entire film.
At 134 BPM, the soundtrack rarely lets up — one of the faster-paced scores in the database.
1,112unique words spoken out of 3,232 total — a vocabulary richness of 34.4%.
AI detected 99 unique object types across 89,899 frame-by-frame detections.
1,691unique cars spotted (21% of frames)
Police cars appear in 6% of frames
253unique chairs spotted (4% of frames)
196unique ties spotted (4% of frames)
Posters appear in 3% of frames
116unique bottles spotted (2% of frames)
Sports cars appear in 2% of frames
178unique trucks spotted (2% of frames)
55unique tvs spotted (1% of frames)
10,343cars spotted (vehicle-heavy film)
Contains 9 profanities (0.1 per minute)
Longest silence: 7 minutes of unbroken quiet
24%of frames are close-ups
The film's emotional journey ends on a neutral note