Furious 7 thoughts? (Obvious spoiler alert)

[asim1999]

furious 7 had a bit too much micheal bay in it... its strayed from its roots   still a good movie. I hope they just end this series here before it goes too downhill.

 

its now an over edited action movie with some cars in it 

Yeah, the series is kinda pointless now that Paul Walker is dead....

[Aniallation]

It was decent. I also think that they've turned a series about cars and racing into an action movie where main character and his enemy are always fighting, and it would have been better if the movie actually returned to it's roots in that sense for the 7th iteration, but overall it was not bad of a movie. The jokes were funny (especially Tyrese) and the driving scenes were relatively enjoyable. 

 

I didn't like how they integrated Dom and Sean though, they barely showed any sustaining Tokyo footage for it to even make sense to long-time watchers of the series, never mind people who haven't seen Tokyo Drift before. Han also doesn't make a personal appearance at all in the movie for some reason, only for two seconds in reused footage. They could have done better in this part, at least tell us who won the race at the end of Tokyo Drift.

 

The tribute to Paul was really nice though, it was a great scene and wasn't over the top in honoring him but rather did it in a peaceful way. R.I.P

[asim1999]

It was decent. I also think that they've turned a series about cars and racing into an action movie where main character and his enemy are always fighting, and it would have been better if the movie actually returned to it's roots in that sense for the 7th iteration, but overall it was not bad of a movie. The jokes were funny (especially Tyrese) and the driving scenes were relatively enjoyable. 

 

I didn't like how they integrated Dom and Sean though, they barely showed any sustaining Tokyo footage for it to even make sense to long-time watchers of the series, never mind people who haven't seen Tokyo Drift before. Han also doesn't make a personal appearance at all in the movie for some reason, only for two seconds in reused footage. They could have done better in this part, at least tell us who won the race at the end of Tokyo Drift.

 

The tribute to Paul was really nice though, it was a great scene and wasn't over the top in honoring him but rather did it in a peaceful way. R.I.P

F&F 7 or Need for Speed 2014?

[Aniallation]

F&F 7 or Need for Speed 2014?

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[Jumper118]

saw it on day one at midnight. was expecting transporter vs fast and furious and thats exactly what i got. loved it

 

the biggest problem is that its a 12, which ruins all the fight senes, if it was a 15 it would have been much better

[asim1999]

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I meant which is better last years need for speed film or fast and furious 7?

[Trik'Stari]

I honestly couldn't bring myself to see the last one, nor this one.

 

The first one was the best, its been all downhill since then.

[Sidiox]

I've seen 2 F&F movies and both of them were quite bad. The weird logic jumps they make to include cars in every mission/job is just cringeworthy. Sure the cars are cool, no denying that but I feel that they are mixing fighting/action with fast cars/good driving in the wrong way. I still probably end up watching Furious 7 though. 

[Aniallation]

I meant which is better last years need for speed film or fast and furious 7?

IMO Fast and Furious 7. I didn't like the plot of NFS, it was basically two races + a road trip across america

[GrimNeo]

It was decent. I also think that they've turned a series about cars and racing into an action movie where main character and his enemy are always fighting, and it would have been better if the movie actually returned to it's roots in that sense for the 7th iteration, but overall it was not bad of a movie. The jokes were funny (especially Tyrese) and the driving scenes were relatively enjoyable. 

 

I didn't like how they integrated Dom and Sean though, they barely showed any sustaining Tokyo footage for it to even make sense to long-time watchers of the series, never mind people who haven't seen Tokyo Drift before. Han also doesn't make a personal appearance at all in the movie for some reason, only for two seconds in reused footage. They could have done better in this part, at least tell us who won the race at the end of Tokyo Drift.

 

The tribute to Paul was really nice though, it was a great scene and wasn't over the top in honoring him but rather did it in a peaceful way. R.I.P

I thought it was obvious Dom won that race. Also Han is dead. Why would he show up in this film?

[Aniallation]

I thought it was obvious Dom won that race. Also Han is dead. Why would he show up in this film?

He died partway through the film, not at the very beginning.

[GrimNeo]

He died partway through the film, not at the very beginning.

Dom did not show up till the end of the film. Dom only showed up because Han was dead. Fast and Furious 6 ending was the part when Han died and then Deckard Shaw called Dom. Still confused why you think Han should've showed up in Furious 7.

[Aniallation]

Dom did not show up till the end of the film. Dom only showed up because Han was dead. Fast and Furious 6 ending was the part when Han died and then Deckard Shaw called Dom. Still confused why you think Han should've showed up in Furious 7.

The end of Fast and Furious 6 was a teaser of the Furious 7 plot, it did not occur directly after the events in Fast and Furious 6. The beginning of Furious 7, Han was still alive, when he "died" was when Brian was putting the baby into the van.

[GrimNeo]

The end of Fast and Furious 6 was a teaser of the Furious 7 plot, it did not occur directly after the events in Fast and Furious 6. The beginning of Furious 7, Han was still alive, when he "died" was when Brian was putting the baby into the van.

I know it can be somewhat confusing but they just took it as the audience should have seen Tokyo Drift. That's the way I look at it. Han was in that. They did not show Han because he was already doing his thing in Tokyo Drift.