Fast & Furious

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DZ E @Ziggy88z Jan 4 84/100 it's decent See more Tom F Dec 26 I know this series is very popular, but all I see is cartoonishly macho car culture and no story to speak of. See more Lucas O @LucasOMovies Dec 25 Rating: 70%. This is a fun addition to the Fast and Furious franchise. I will say they should have added a 3 or 4 or a title to separate it from the original. Its cool seeing Brian and Dom reconnect, and it's pretty epic. Now with Fast and Furious there are lots of things that don't make much sense, but the action-packed car sequences make it an enjoyable watch, just don't expect anything too profound. See more Josué M @Josue1702 Dec 20 I think the 4th movie has a more convincing story than the others, and it starts to improve its race scenes. They brought back Toretto, and went back to the franchise's heart. But, once again, the problem of this one was the big plot hole about Brian. The guy went back to being a cop? Seriously? See more Christian M Nov 16 It left me cold, only the final scenes were actually good See more Oliver J @Ollie1997 Nov 11 After a six-year pit stop, Fast & Furious reunites Vin Diesel and Paul Walker for a high-octane homecoming that reboots the franchise’s engine — even if it occasionally struggles to stay on the track. Director Justin Lin returns with a darker, grittier tone and an emphasis on revenge, blending street-racing flair with explosive action sequences that signal the series’ shift toward blockbuster territory. Vin Diesel’s Dominic Toretto brings the muscle and brooding intensity, while Paul Walker’s Brian O’Conner feels more grounded and confident in his undercover-cop skin. Their chemistry rekindles the spark that made the 2001 original work, and Michelle Rodriguez’s brief but fiery return adds emotional fuel to the story. The plot — a tale of vengeance, loyalty, and turbo-charged justice — is simple and serviceable, though it sometimes takes itself a bit too seriously. While the street-racing magic is toned down in favor of action spectacle, Lin’s kinetic direction and sleek visuals keep the film racing forward with style. Verdict: Fast & Furious doesn’t fully hit top speed, but it marks an important gear shift for the saga — trading drag races for drama and setting the stage for the franchise’s global dominance. See more Read all reviews

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