The homage at the end was fucking perfect.
Yooooo I can dig Neesons as papa shaw, then a cyborg luke+ex con owen assit. Dom is gonna need that shadow agent help and tech, MAKE IT HAPPEN DOM!
All in all F7 was a bit over the top (more than usual) but enjoyable. my only gripe was splicing in the TD ending and cutting to an obvious older DK, that was jarring. I couldn’t tell where they used the brothers as stand ins so that was some top notch CGI.
Great movie and very touching ending i must say. Diff made me think of my brother who used to love these movies back in the day.
I didn’t tear up in Fast 7… I teared up in Toy Story 3.
Reading up on F&F, noticed Han’s bio http://fastandfurious.wikia.com/wiki/Han_Seoul-Oh
Coicidence, right? Not a corny Star Wars reference, right?
The first 3 FnF’s were cringe worthy dog shit, just unintentionally funny messes that couldn’t be saved by self indulgent car porn and hot bitches, I preferred Gone In 60 Seconds which I didn’t like that much.
I’ve been hearing FnF 4-7 are much better than the first 3, at some point ill probably end up watching them just to see what the hype is all about, who knows maybe I’ll even become a fan of the franchise if they’re half as good as you guys say they are.
I have still never seen a single one of these movies, but I did check out the ending of the 7th, and it was nice enough that I am curious to watch these movies now.
Obviously haven’t seen 7 yet, but the new series post TD are basically Statham-esque stunt-cg-Ocean’s 11-type movies. They’re dumb fun. I can’t believe that emaciated twig Gal Gadot is playing Wonder Woman.
Never cared for Fast and Furious movies…I liked it more when it was Point Break. If only Johnny Utah didn’t have to do Bodhi in that way, we would have at least 7 Point Break surfing movies.
Beat for beat Fast and Furious 1 ripped off Point Break, and yet I loved the latter while hating the former.
vaya con dios > I owe you 10 second car
When dom becomes super powered the series improved 10 fold
There were a lot of really really really cheesey and laughable action scenes and fight scenes but as a whole I enjoyed it.
Brian went home to be a family, man.
He’s a machine now
Saw it yesterday, and have to say the action was top notch. I mean, Michael Bay has nothing on this movie. The level of mayhem, destruction, and fighting alone put this movie in a class of it’s own. However, i felt like the actors slacked a little bit. Things seemed super imposed/corny or out of place. The touchy feely parts were too Dawson’s Creek for my taste. Not to mention that the direction/tone/story of the movie utterly changed since the first three (shit got real hella quick). But all in all, it was a solid movie and kept me entertained the whole way through. This felt more like A-Team/Mission Impossible than Fast and Furious, but i didn’t entirely mind.
TL;DR Go watch it, it’s worth seeing in theaters if you’re an action whore like me.
She is the tough feminine physique of today’s Hollywood.
I like how Jason Statham was basically Nemesis from RE3 in this movie
Overall part 6 is still my favorite, but this one is right up there with it and 5.
Bout to go see it for the third time.
I saw it a few days ago and agree that the action was exceptional. I enjoyed 6, but 7 topped it. I will say that though I didn’t mind Tokyo Drift, I don’t remember caring much for the protagonist, other than being angry for him and Twinkie (Bow Wow) were given hell by the other racers (but it’s a given for the plot since they were foreigners in the underground racing world of Tokyo). That being said, 7’s climax had a bit of a final boss feel to it, which I really liked. Apparently, there might be an 8th movie, but I feel this was the time to end it, especially with the memorial video for Paul Walker at the end (unless they make another “spin-off” like Tokyo Drift).
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