Fate of the Fast and the Furious (F. Gary Gray, April 14, 2017) Movie • Page 5

Of course!

 

Just as long as there is no 10 mile runway.

Seeing this Friday. Can't wait.

 

Saw a clip on FB with Statham in a gun fight (on a plane) with a baby involved... lol jesus

 

I just watched the cheesy ridiculous scene when the Rock manhandles Scott Eastwood for bringing up his daughter into a conversation.

 

Like a knock off Shoot em Up? Side note, love that movie and it needs a sequel.

 

This film was was more fun than I thought it would be and I loved it

 

This was ridiculous and exactly what I wanted it to be. I laughed the entire time.

 

Excited to see it tonight. Gonna be thinking of PW a lot though. RIP man!

 

Going tomorrow, should be a lot of fun.

 

It was better than I thought it was going to be. Loved how they brought Jason Statham's character back.

 

‘Fate Of The Furious’ Gunning Past $430M Overseas; $534M Worldwide For All-Time Opening Records – International Box Office

 

Someone may have spoiled the ending for me. If it's true, that's fucking odd.

Not great critically right now, but i guess that's too be expected. Some of the arguments seem warranted.

 

This movie was completely ridiculously and I do not mind in the slightest bit.

 

Going to see it this evening with my wife. I've actually seen some pretty good reviews.

 

There were definitely some weird things about the movie and they made some odd choices but overall it did what I expected it to do.

 

Not my favorite of the series (and I think my least favorite of the 5+ era) but still enjoyed it. Walker's absence was really felt and Scott Eastwood was a bad replacement. The set pieces, especially the NYC chase/zombie cars and Statham with the baby on the plane, were the sort of silly, fun as hell shit I expect from this series now. The Rock and Statham were the highlights, especially Statham - adding him to the franchise was one of the smartest things they ever did even if they mostly waved away the whole "this is the guy who killed Han" thing. Hell, I think there was more talk of his fight with Hobbs at the beginning of 7 than there was of Han. Theron was fine as a villain, I wouldn't mind seeing her again, and the Hellen Mirren cameo was great. Please bring her back for 9.

A fun couple hours, good to see this franchise keep truckin'. I'll be back for 9 for sure.

 

Def was missing the heart

 

Yeah it was weird that they pitted Dom against everyone for this one with Brian not being in it.

 

They really should have killed his character off. To suggest he just wouldn't come help them if they really needed it is silly

 

Yeah that's why I feel they just shouldn't have mentioned him. I feel that would have been better than the one line of dialogue about him.

 

I haven't seen it yet, but the comment above confirms what I already hate about this. I knew Statham is joining the crew, and I feel like they should make a big deal out of him killing Han. Sad to hear they basically forgot about him.

 

Yeah that was pretty wack too

 

The dude saved Dom's son, I'd say he's definitely on his way to redemption. Besides, I'm willing to bet good money they'll bring back Han anyway.

 

Haha wait, so THAT'S the big twist and the source of Theron's blackmail? Dumb, doesn't even make sense given the original groups youth and him having been with Letty most of his adult life.

 

No it makes sense.