Fast X
Summary
Fast X , arguablyFast and fierce ’ most disappointing film , reach the franchise ’s $ 626 million box office hit even more impressive in retrospect . What begin as a small - scale crime film set in the streets of Los Angeles has since become a global blockbuster franchise where every movie is bigger than the previous one . However , Fast X ’s box officeand mixed - to - bad review signal that the saga ’s formula , which traces back toFast Five(2011 ) , is wearing out .
It is difficult to think there will ever be anotherFast and Furiousmovie likeFast Fiveunless theupcomingFast and Furious11is a meaning improvement from its predecessor . Fast Fivewas the movie the Fast Saga take after the franchise retrieve momentum withFast & Furious(2009 ) , always change the IP and pave the way for the moving-picture show to become box office titans . WhereasFast Fiveshowed the potential difference of theFast and Furiousfranchise , Fast Xconfirmed everything unseasonable with the series ' most late films .
The Fast Saga is lay out to conclude with Fast & Furious 11 – or Fast X 2 – but how will Dom Toretto and his category ’s tarradiddle come to a definitive death ?
Fast X Tried To Replicate Fast Five’s Magic (& It Failed)
Fast X had a lot of Fast Five connections
Fast Xtried to retroflex the secure things aboutFast Five , yet it give way to do so . From opening the motion-picture show with aFast Fiveflashback to riposte to Rio de Janeiro , Fast Xwanted audiences to rememberFast and Furious ’ best moving-picture show . Jason Momoa ’s Dante Reyes , a character who debut inFast Xand therefore was not inFast Five , was retconned into being Hernan Reyes ’ Word . Dante ’s quest for revenge connect directly intoFast Fiveand even led to a diversion of the moving picture ’s iconic“This is Brazil”face - off between Toretto and Hobbs .
Fast Xwas think to be the closing of the Fast Saga , a movie that was expected to live up to how massive the saga had become .
Fast Xwas also alike toFast Fivein the sense that it brought all of the franchise ’s biggest character together for one massive crossover voter . Still , aside from the direct connections and the callbacks , Fast Xcouldn’t match whatFast Fivedid . Despite the $ 340 million price tag , which madeFast Xthe most expensiveFast and Furiousmovie to date , the film had a mint of issues and was too big for its own good . tight Fivewas a far upright film in term of pacing , hand , and activeness sequences , all of which are elementsFast Xstruggled with .
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Fast Five(71 % ) andFurious 7(81 % ) are the only " certifiable Fresh"Fast and Furiousmovies on Rotten Tomatoes .
Fast X’s Problems Highlight How Great Fast Five Was
Fast Five accomplished something special
Fast Xwas speculate to be the culmination of the Fast Saga , a movie that was require to endure up to how massive the saga had become . WhileFast Xwas indeed prominent than its predecessors in price of scale , it was also the most flawedFast and Furiousfilm in years . Compared toFast Xand even other handsome - budgetFast and Furiousmovies , Fast Fivedid a much respectable job of poise character moments , high-pitched - stakes natural process , and a good story . More than a decennium later , Fast Fiveis still the benchmark for whatFast and Furiouscan be .
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Cast
Vin Diesel and the family give back for the tenth instalment of the Fast & Furious dealership in Fast X. Charlize Theron returns as Cipher joining military unit with Dante Reyes , a former foeman of the Fast Family seeking revenge for the demise of his father Hernan Reyes , after the events of Fast Five . Fast X is part one of a two - part close to the franchise .
Vin Diesel and the family return for the tenth installment of the Fast & Furious franchise in Fast X. Charlize Theron returns as Cipher joining forces with Dante Reyes, a former foe of the Fast Family seeking revenge for the death of his father Hernan Reyes, after the events of Fast Five. Fast X is part one of a two-part conclusion to the franchise.
