"...it's 99 cents, you can't get anything else for 99 cents."

HOLLYWOOD—A new streaming service, FilmDiesel, is making waves in the car movie world by offering a subscription for just $0.99 a month. Subscribers can only watch the first Fast and the Furious movie. The service is banking on the nostalgia and timeless appeal of the 2001 film that launched one of the most successful franchises in cinema history.

"We wanted to create a service that celebrates the roots of the millions I made off car culture on film," said FilmDiesel founder, Vin Diesel. "People often forget how groundbreaking the first Fast and the Furious was. It’s the movie that won by an inch and a mile, and for less than a dollar, you can watch it as many times as you want."

For some fans, the appeal lies in the simplicity. Marco Sans, a subscriber who describes himself as a “car movie junkie,” sees the value in the service. "Honestly, I signed up because it’s perfect. I don't have to think of what to watch and the first Fast and the Furious has everything—a supra, a ferrari, tuna, dangerous manifolds, crazy races, and that early 2000s vibe you can’t get anywhere else. Plus, it's 99 cents, you can't get anything else for 99 cents."

Not everyone is convinced, though. Critics argue that limiting the content to a single movie may not hold long-term appeal. "I was hoping for more variety," said Teresa Morales, another subscriber. "It’s fun to revisit the first film, but they couldn't throw in Hobbs & Shaw?"

Despite the mixed reactions, FilmDiesel has managed to tap into a unique niche by capitalizing on the lasting legacy of The Fast and the Furious. Whether it's a nostalgia trip or an exploitative business model, FilmDiesel is offering car movie lovers a low-cost option to relive a piece of cinematic history..