Furious 7 (2015)
Deckard Shaw seeks revenge against Dominic Toretto and his family for his comatose brother.
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I love this movie so much
What makes it different from others?
Nice effects though.
It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.
So boring films wrestlers have his movies stink the rock lame Hollywood remakes run out of films I think stupid films
Once the action starts it never lets go! This is what a perfect action movie looks like! You have to cherish every amazing moment. Especially in the end you will feel like you are watching a magical moment. Well all this awesomeness comes together there is no way to not love it with all your heart!
This film Fast and Furious 7 compared to the other Fast and furious films, the 1st Fast and Furious, 2Fast 2Furious, Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift, 4th Fast and Furious, Fast and Furious 5 and Fast and Furious 6 which were awesome and brilliant, is a film which really was badly ruined by a few things. They shouldn't have had a fight scene between Paul Walker and Tony Jaa. Tony Jaa is highly skilled in Muay Thai and other martial arts and is much more powerful than Paul Walker who is just a black belt in Brazilian Ju Jitsu, it just didn't work properly Tony Jaa was really powerfully attacking Paul Walker. They also shouldn't have put Jason Statham in this film as Deckard Shaw. Statham is far too overrated and they should have had someone else better than Statham such as Michael Jai White, Liam Neeson etc. These things really ruined the film.Rating 4.5 out of 10 (O.K)
Fast and Furious 7 takes action to the next level from Fast and Furious 6, a notch higher. Keeps your adrenaline pumping for more action as the movie goes on. The mix of fast paced action, and heartbreaking emotion keeps you on the edge of your seat, whilst Dom and his crew drive cars out the back of a plane thousands of meters above the earth and Letty starts to remember her past.Acting is excellent for most characters, Jason Statham particularly brilliant. However he does not receive enough screen time, as, understandably, more screen time is given to Paul Walker, leading up to the final farewell. Vin Diesel does his thing, being a badass with no emotions. Every action sequence just had to be filled with at least one moment of something happening and the actor tried to be funny and every person in the audience chuckling to themselves about it. The action scenes are supplemented by smart-alecky dialogue, good sentiment and endless corny homilies about the value of camaraderie and family.