Fast And Furious Might Not Be Giving You The Same Han You Once Knew
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The “Fast and Furious” crew aren’t about to park their cars and go home. The franchise has confirmed its continuation with both a ninth and tenth installment set to come out in 2020 and 2021. The trailer for the ninth film has already dropped and it contains a major twist. It looks like Sung Kang will be back for “F9” as Han Seoul-Oh, the fan-favorite racer who seemingly lost his life at the end of “Tokyo Drift.” But Han being alive isn’t the film’s only. It’s entirely possible that Han will be returning to the series not as a friend, but as an enemy.

Say it ain’t so! How could Han turn on his crew? Well, it’s not that simple. Between Dominic Toretto giving Deckard Shaw a second chance after he took Han’s life and the sci-fi technology introduced in “Hobbs and Shaw”, the Han we see in “F9” might be completely different from the character we’ve come to know and love. He might not even be Han at all!

We won’t put it past the Fast franchise to make a crazy plot work. Here are all the reasons why the Han appearing in “F9” will either be a villain…or a total imposter.

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HOW DO YOU WATCH VR VIDEOS?
In this video we also teach you the various ways that you can watch VR videos on YouTube.

1 – Your Phone
Though this is the least optimal viewing experience, if you have no other means of watching, YouTube does provide the ability to use your phone as a small window into the VR world. With this method you can move around your phone to give you different perspectives of the VR180 content.

2 – Google Cardboard
For less than $10 you can buy a cardboard headset with built-in lenses to turn your phone into an immersive 3D VR experience! Though the resolution may be a bit lower, this is a great cheap option to view the videos the way they were intended to be watched.

3 – Oculus Go
For about $150, you can get a high-resolution VR headset. This headsets primary purpose is to watch VR videos, and will provide the best experience for simply watching vr content for the lowest cost. It does not really run intensive VR games however.

4 – VR Gaming Headsets – Oculus Rift / Oculus Quest / HTC Vive / Valve Index / PSVR
If you’re really serious about VR, for around $350-600 you can get a beefy, VR gaming headset. With these systems you can easily watch the videos as well as play awesome VR game titles like Beat Saber, Asgard’s Wrath, and the Super Hot vr game. Keep in mind that unless you have a wireless system like the Oculus Quest, you will need a computer that’s powerful enough to run VR on the headsets.

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