Fast and Furious 8 movie review: You know what I like about you Dom, You are a genuine outlaw and your family. It's about to go up against only thing they can handle it's you.
Plot Summary: Dom goes to Havana for his honeymoon where he meets Cipher. She turns his life upside down. Dom is forced to fight against his team. What made him do it? What happened to him and his team forms the 136 minutes action ride.
Starring: Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson, Jason Stathom, Michelle Rodriguez
Music by: Brain Tylor
Distributed by: Universal Pictures
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Critics:
One of the top grossing franchise of all time The Fast and the Furious was once believed closed after Paul Walker's death in a car accident. But, Diesel and the movie franchise has surprised the fans and the Hollywood by announcing Eight and Ninth installment of the franchise.
As promised the eighth installment of the movie has released this Friday. Fate of The Furious may not be the best of the franchise, but defiantly not the worst. The movie is a complete action package with stunts in almost in every frame.
The first intro scene is enough to set the tone of the movie. It starts off with Diesel racing for a car. Since then the movie unfolds stunts after stunts. The climax itself goes for almost 30 long minutes. If you are a furious fan than you would love it for sure.
Though the movie lacks usual emotional contents at times, it stands out as one of the fast phased movies of the franchise. There are twists and surprises that keeps the whistles blowing. What brings down the movie is the logic less stunts (We shouldn't expect one though) and not much story.
Cast performance:
As far as the cast is concerned everyone excels in their respective roles. The major plus of Furious franchise is the cast and it works well in this installment as well. Everyone fan would die to see their favorite star rock on the screen (Which they does as well).
Technical aspect:
The movie is sound in camera and BGM. Both these aspects keep the audience by the edge of their seats. Director Gary Gary has taken one element from the previous installment that's action scenes. His direction adds extra color to the action scenes (Which is the major part of the movie)
On the whole Fast and Furious 8 is a complete action package with less logic and more stunts than ever.
