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Overview

This installment in the Fast and Furious franchise chronicles the rise of a new threat against Dom and his loved ones. Years after his father, Hernan Reyes, was defeated by Dom, Dante seeks vengeance, and nothing can stop him. Dom must confront Dante without risking the lives of his own family. But Dante's already after Dom's son Brian. Directed by Louis Leterrier.

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Release Date:	08/08/2023
UPC:	0191329243091
Original Release:	2023
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Universal Studios
Language:	English
Sales rank:	3,372

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Performance Credits

Vin Diesel	Dominic Toretto
Jordana Brewster	Mia Toretto
Alan Ritchson	Actor
Tyrese Gibson	Roman
Michelle Rodriguez	Letty Ortiz
Chris "Ludacris" Bridges	Tej
Jason Momoa	Dante
John Cena	Jakob
Jason Statham	Deckard Shaw
Rita Moreno	Abuela Toretto
Helen Mirren	Queenie
Brie Larson	Tess
Charlize Theron	Cipher
Leo Abelo Perry	Little Brian
Michael Rooker	Buddy
Cardi B.	Leysa
Nathalie Emmanuel	Ramsey
Luis Da Silva Jr.	Diogo
Scott Eastwood	Little Nobody
Daniela Melchior	Isabel
Sung Kang	Han
Amber Sienna	Party Girl
Isabelle Bernardo	Beatrice
Justin Price	Swat
Dan Matteucci	Driver
Ludmilla	Race Starter
David A. Chang	SWAT Team Officer
Emily Buchan	Dancer
Calvin Chen	Tuner Party Gents,Portuguese Characters
Luca De Massis	Driver
Sofia Fernlöf	Dancer
Miraj Grbic	Actor

Technical Credits

Louis Leterrier	Director
Dan Mazeau	Screenwriter
Justin Lin	Screenwriter,Producer
Gary Scott Thompson	Screenwriter
Mark Bomback	Executive Producer
David Cain	Executive Producer
Joseph M. Caracciolo Jr.	Executive Producer
Amanda Lewis	Executive Producer
Chris Morgan	Executive Producer
Vin Diesel	Producer
Jeff Kirschenbaum	Producer
Neal H. Moritz	Producer
Samantha Vincent	Producer

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Editorial Reviews

Dom Toretto's ever-expanding family is back in Fast X, the first in a trilogy of films planned to close out the long-running franchise for good. Stepping in for Fast veteran writer/director Justin Lin (Star Trek Beyond) after his surprise departure is Louis Leterrier (The Transporter). His reworking of the original script by Lin and Dan Mazeau (Wrath of the Titans) makes for a great story, which only suffers from some occasionally questionable dialogue and acting. Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his tight-knit family are back, preparing for the next phase in their lives as Dom settles down with Letty Ortiz (Michelle Rodriguez) to raise his son Brian (Leo Abelo Perry). This all changes when the rest of the team goes off on a mission that turns out to be a trap. Now Dom and his crew must match wits with Dante (Jason Momoa), the revenge-bent son of Hernan Reyes (Joaquim de Almeida), who always seems to be one step ahead of everyone else. After losing his father, his fortune, and nearly his life, Dante wants more than death; he wants to cause suffering. How can Dom stand against that when the entire family he relies on are the targets of a madman? Leterrier does an excellent job of keeping the character and the film true to its roots in a wild story full of the twists audiences have come to expect. The banter between friends is also quite good and very natural, but much of the rest of the dialogue is dry and devoid of emotion. The exception is Dante, whose lines take the story to a new level. A lot of the credit for this is Momoa's fantastic delivery. It seems as if someone said, "You died and came back insane and hating everyone. Go!" From there, Momoa hit the ground running and never looked back while maniacally laughing all the while. He steals every scene he's in, regardless of who else is on the screen. Despite the many car chases and other fast-moving scenes, the audience doesn't get lost in the action. This is a testament to the quality of the experienced cinematography team under the leadership of Stephen F. Windon. He's been with the series since The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift in 2006 as director of photography, but this is his first turn at cinematographer. He has much to work with in the non-action scenes, as the worldwide locations are beautifully rendered and shot. Fast X delivers exactly what it promises - fast cars, comically dangerous situations, and a sense of family entrenched in honor. Fans of the series get more of the adrenaline-pumping same they've come to expect. And while newcomers may be a little lost with some of the interactions, the story is solid enough to stand alone without leaving any filmgoers in the dust.

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