Synopsis
Vengeance Hits Home
Deckard Shaw seeks revenge against Dominic Toretto and his family for his comatose brother.
Deckard Shaw seeks revenge against Dominic Toretto and his family for his comatose brother.
Vin Diesel Paul Walker Dwayne Johnson Michelle Rodriguez Tyrese Gibson Ludacris Jordana Brewster Djimon Hounsou Tony Jaa Ronda Rousey Nathalie Emmanuel Kurt Russell Jason Statham Sung Kang Gal Gadot Lucas Black Elsa Pataky Noel Gugliemi John Brotherton Luke Evans Ali Fazal Miller Kimsey Charlie Kimsey Eden Estrella Gentry White Iggy Azalea Jon Lee Brody Levy Tran Anna Colwell Show All…
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One of their own is dead. Fans of the Fast & Furious knew this day was coming. Han had to go to Tokyo eventually. Less than two years ago, we were almost ready for that moment, but what no one saw coming was the tragic passing of Paul Walker. His death, changed everything. What do you do now? How do you pay your respects to Paul? Well, you rally, and make your story about one last ride. The last ride is special. The last ride is all about family. The last ride is an awesome tribute to Paul. Buckle up, it's go time.
I'm a huge Paul Walker fan. I've grown up with him. His death sucked. If you've never seen…
"This time it ain't just about being fast.”
James Wan, who is well known for directing horror films (The Conjuring and Saw), took over the seventh film in this franchise replacing Justin Lin who had been sitting on the director’s chair since the third installment. What I found most interesting about this franchise is that it didn’t seem like it was going anywhere after its solid debut in 2001 since the first couple of sequels focused on different characters and storylines. Even when they got the entire cast back together in 2009 for the fourth film I didn’t feel like it was anything special. I’d always mildly enjoyed the films, but it wasn’t until Fast Five that I was really…
When it comes to The Fast and Furious Franchise, I'm really not that big of a fan. I consider Fast Five to be the best of the bunch, but I still only gave it a low 3.5/5. The biggest problem this series faces is everything in between the action is very lacking. Don't get me wrong, I like to turn my brain off and have fun; I just wish these movies gave me a little more in between the impressive action sequences. Overall the franchise is fun for the most part, which is mainly due to the cast.
Even though I'm not a big fan of the franchise, I was pretty excited for Furious 7 for two reasons: James Wan…
Furious 7 is one of the most nonsensical, stupid, and goofy movies that I've seen since Fast and Furious 6, so that should tell you something about the bars that they keep topping in regards to crazy explosions and witty quips that make no sense. They're fun, globetrotting, silly, and bonkers in every aspect, but at least they have heart. This film in particular is all of those things turned up not to 11, but to 12.
In spite of all that, by the end, all you're thinking about is Paul Walker and his tragic passing. The conclusion to this film is simply beautiful. The ocean takes everything away eventually, out into the great beyond. RIP Paul, and thanks for the memories.
Review for Black Sheep Reviews:
“Cars can’t fly.” Brian O’Connor (Paul Walker) explains to his child early on in Furious 7 – cars most certainly cannot fly, but that doesn’t stop these movies from making them. It’s hard to believe it’s only been four years since Fast Five (and director Justin Lin) reinvented the Fast films, turning the vigorously oblivious, melodramatic shlock with a penchant for vehicle-centric mayhem and homoerotic camaraderie into the weirdly superb action-franchise hybrid we now know it as. Appropriating the globetrotting pleasures of Mission Impossible, the suave charms of Bond and buddy-heist fun of Ocean’s 11, and doubling down on the good-natured earnestness and charisma the franchise has had since day one – the recent instalments…
5 and 6 were a lot better. The villain with unlimited resources and no agenda stretches the flimsy amount of believability this franchise skates on.
Turn-you-brain-off, physics-defying fun. Also Ronda Rousey’s in it, but she doesn’t armbar anybody.
The dumbest yet most well directed Fast And Furious film since Fast 5. Also vin diesel caves in a fucking parking garage.
The first voice we hear when Furious 7 begins tells us a lot about the film that we are about to watch. No, it's not the voice of one of the members of the high-octane crew from any one of the six previous films, which are an even more direct presage of elements in the movie. That voice, instead, comes from none other than (MINOR SPOILER ALERT) Jason Statham, whose body of work indicates the kind of pulp trash this film eventually devolves into. To prep for this film, which was released on a weekend with no other major wide releases that could even come close to attracting the box office draw of this movie, I watched Fast and Furious…
i just read that “the final scene where paul walker's car veers off the main road onto a ramp is reminiscent of the missing man formation flown by military pilots when they have lost a comrade” and that just tells you how much the entire cast and crew worked on giving paul and brian a proper goodbye. i love this family
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