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In Fast & Furious aka The Fast and the Furious 4. When Dom is out on the road piecing together Letty's accident in his mind... how does he know the color and make of the car she was driving? He obviously wasn't there.

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    "He obviously wasn't there." He's guessing?
    – Andrew Thompson
    Commented Nov 30, 2013 at 11:57
  • He's Dom - of course he would know the car Letty drives!
    – Dr. Sheldon Cooper
    Commented Jan 20, 2018 at 18:37

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You're right, he wasn't there when the crash or subsequent shooting occurred.

During the scene in question, Dom was at the crash site putting the pieces together, I'm not convinced he would have cared what colour the car was. For the sake of the viewer though, rather than narrate what he thought was happening they showed a scene with Letty's car flipping over, since this was shown in a scene and "colourless" isn't possible, the car had to actually be a colour. This scene is purely for the viewer.

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  • Well, they could have done it in Sepia or B&W. It's not that "colourless isn't possible", many dream or memory sequences are done without color in the movies, to clue the viewer into the fact that it's not currently happening.
    – Johnny Bones
    Commented Aug 13, 2019 at 12:54

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