Of a movie I didn’t pay to see (I jumped)….to go home to a house with a still being repaired AC unit (on a 93 Degree day).
This movie….is that bad. THAT bad.
We walked out, too. Just way, WAY too cartoonishly absurd. It just started to feel like such a waste of time.
shareI walked away from this franchise a few sequels ago.It was the one where Vin is lifting two cars at once like Hercules and in the same scene he drove a car out the window of a sky scraper and i think landed in the window of another building.And toward the end he jumps a ramp conveniently formed by a collapsing building and in mid air attaches a string of grenades to a helicopter.The over the top action sequences just became so cartoonish.
shareThose were some of the best scenes in the franchise. There was also a scene when Dom jumped out of his car and dove across a bridge to catch Letty and come crashing down on a car. Classic action sequence right there
shareToo over the top and ridiculous.the movies have become a parody of themselves.At this point they need to just put a cape on Dom and have him join the Avengers.
shareExactly. The last one I watched was the 6th, I think.
The first movie was realistic for me and is still one of my favorite movies. There was already bad CGI stunts in the second. I think Tokyo Drift was alright (was a long time ago) but then they gradually pushed the envelop and it became nonsense.
Hahaha, remember that hundred mile airport runway in the 6th film? Epic.
shareIf you saw the rest of them and just now are complaning about it being too cartoonish, you're an idiot.
shareGotta agree with everyone else. If went into to the 10 movie in a billion dollar franchise and expected anything except more of the same, you have no one to blame but yourself.
shareI have no issue with cartoonish violence.
The biggest issue where the characters and the plot.
I felt very little for the characters this time. I just didn’t feel the chemistry between them. It could be that Brian’s absense is derailing the whole thing.
Dom is supposed to be leading a peaceful life with his kid and jumps in because he suspects his brother is involved?
I actually enjoyed Hobbs and Shaw more. Even with the cartoonish violence, the dynamic between Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham was hilarious.
Maybe they should focus on the spinoffs and lay the original characters to bed.
I didn't need to walk out. Someone pulled a fire alarm, and the entire movie complex got cleared out.
shareI walked out too.
After the movie was over. Enjoyed it for what it was. Different strokes for different folks. If we all liked the same kinds of movies, the world would be pretty boring.