What makes it different from others?

Tied for the best movie I have ever seen

Really Surprised!

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

Anyone who really drifts knows who Keiichi Tsuchiya is. This video really demonstrates the basic maneuvers necessary for building a strong drift foundation. The video takes you step by step through the techniques but also troubleshoots for you as well. The choice car really is the AE86 for this video. The thing I really enjoyed were seeing this and thinking about how much of "Initial D" actually came from Keiichi. You should remember that this is an informational video though and made to teach rather than completely entertain. Anyone who comments saying that it is basic and they can do it all is full of well you know... If you know how to drift there is still a lot to learn from the DB. Id highly recommend it.

Drift Bible contains all the essentials on how drifting works. Its a good beginners movie that will teach you how to drift. All the basics are there and there are even some things for the skilled drifters to study. Especially the high speed drift which is where things REALLY can go wrong if you don't know exactly what you're doing. Through the movie things are explained in details making it a very useful tool for those wanting to drift. All though i did miss more info on how to create a good drifting car.I give this movie a 7 as i think it could have been a heck of a lot better but still the initiative to make this movie is something that deserves respect. A absolute must see for anyone with the slightest interest of drifting.

I got interested in this movie since I am into taking corners sideways with my car. Unfortunately it did not live up to my expectations. I give it a 4 since the information is OK for someone new to the subject, and detailed enough to get him drifting a little even with a car with weak engine. But to be a bible, it has to be useful even for skilled drifters. I feel like it somewhat misses its intended audience, since most people attracted to the title would have some experience I think./Best Regards Rick