I saw this Youtube link posted on Twitter this morning. It’s basically two police Wajas and a police Evo X trying to stop a blue and bright drift car. Anyone know what this is about? Is it some kind of movie shoot? There definitely seems to be some hints of it being staged as there were a few people there including those with cameras that looked like they were ready for it to happen. Could it be some teaser shot for a new local drift movie? Anyway the fun starts at the 23 second mark in the video, enjoy your Sunday!
UPDATE: Reader Kevin Lee mentions in the comments that this clip is related to a movie titled Kongsi.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mostly focus on identifying the cars in the scene, with some insisting it's a Nissan 180SX and others thinking it's a Mazda RX-7 FC3S. Many viewers comment on the unrealistic nature of the stunts, criticizing the poor logic and editing, and questioning the authenticity of whether the scene is real or staged. Several emphasize that it's a movie shoot with CGI and editing, not actual footage, and some mention Malaysian movies tend to overuse drifting scenes without much creativity. There are remarks about the scenes being low-quality and nonsensical, with suggestions that the police would have shot the driver in real life. Overall, the comments are a mix of car identification, skepticism about realism, and critique of the scene's quality.