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    Fast X

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    "The end of the road begins."

    2023 2h 22m English, Spanish
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    Overview

    The Fast saga continues its globe-trotting, high-octane journey with Fast X, arriving in 2023 as the tenth main installment in the long-running franchise. This entry sees Dominic Toretto, played by Vin Diesel, and his found family facing a new and deeply personal threat. The antagonist is Dante Reyes, the vengeful son of a Brazilian drug lord previously targeted by Dom's crew, who has spent years plotting his elaborate revenge.

    Directed by Louis Leterrier, the film brings back a familiar ensemble including Michelle Rodriguez as Letty Ortiz, Tyrese Gibson as Roman Pearce, Ludacris as Tej Parker, Nathalie Emmanuel as Ramsey, and John Cena as Jakob Toretto. The production spared no expense, with a reported budget of $340 million, making it one of the most expensive films ever made. Its action sequences span multiple continents, delivering the signature blend of car chases, explosive set pieces, and themes of loyalty and found family that fans expect. While the film earned over $704 million worldwide, critical reception was mixed, with many praising the action but finding the plot overly convoluted, landing it a 6.98 rating on IMDb.

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    The tenth chapter in the Fast & Furious saga, Fast X, kicks off with Dominic Toretto and his family enjoying a brief period of peace. Dom celebrates the return of his son, Brian, and the impending arrival of his second child with Letty. This fragile tranquility is shattered when Dante Reyes, the son of the drug lord Dom eliminated in Fast Five, makes his dramatic entrance. Dante has spent the last decade meticulously planning a multifaceted revenge plot, aiming to make Dom suffer by systematically destroying everything and everyone he holds dear.

    Dante's plan is set into motion with a devastating attack in Rome, where he frames Dom and his crew for a bombing at a research facility. This act turns international law enforcement agencies against them, forcing the family to scatter and go on the run. The narrative splits into multiple threads: Dom, accompanied by his son Brian and sister Mia, tries to protect them while seeking a way to counter Dante. Letty, Roman, Tej, and Ramsey are dispatched to Rome to retrieve a device Dante intends to weaponize, only to find themselves in a perilous trap.

    Meanwhile, Jakob, Dom's estranged brother, finds himself targeted by Dante's forces due to a past entanglement with the Reyes family. The story unfolds across diverse international locales, including Rome, London, Los Angeles, and Portugal. Each segment of Dom's fractured crew faces intense, life-threatening challenges. Dante's methods are as psychologically torturous as they are physically destructive, exploiting the deep bonds of family and loyalty that define Dom's crew. He orchestrates spectacular, car-centric destruction while taunting Dom with his intimate knowledge of their history and past actions.

    As the film progresses, Dante consistently proves to be one step ahead, leaving Dom and his allies in increasingly desperate situations. The stakes escalate with each confrontation, showcasing the franchise's signature blend of extreme car chases, explosive set pieces, and the unwavering theme of family, both biological and chosen, as the ultimate motivator. The narrative builds towards a series of climactic encounters, with Dante's machinations pushing Dom and his crew to their absolute limits, leaving their futures uncertain as the story hurtles towards its cliffhanger conclusion.

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    Critical Reception

    Critical Consensus

    Fast X delivers the expected over-the-top action and car stunts, but critics found its convoluted plot and excessive runtime detracted from the overall experience. Jason Momoa's performance as the villain was frequently highlighted as a standout element.

    The action sequences are spectacular, but the plot is a mess.

    Richard Roeper

    Chicago Sun-Times

    Jason Momoa is a scene-stealer as the flamboyant villain.

    Peter Debruge

    Variety

    Fast X is a loud, chaotic ride that relies too heavily on nostalgia and explosions.

    David Ehrlich

    IndieWire

    While the franchise has always been about family, Fast X pushes that theme to its breaking point.

    Christy Lemire

    ChristyLemire.com

    The film is a testament to the enduring appeal of the Fast & Furious universe, despite its narrative shortcomings.

    Brian Tallerico

    RogerEbert.com

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    Director

    Louis Leterrier

    Writers

    Gary Scott Thompson, Justin Lin, Dan Mazeau, Zach Dean

    Composer

    Brian Tyler

    Cinematographer

    Stephen F. Windon

    Producers

    Justin Lin, Neal H. Moritz, Samantha Vincent, Jeff Kirschenbaum, Vin Diesel

    Awards

    People's Choice Awards (2024)

    Favorite Movie: Nominee

    Critics' Choice Movie Awards (2024)

    Best Action: Nominee

    MTV Movie & TV Awards (2024)

    Best Villain: Nominee (Jason Momoa)

    Keywords

    sequelrevengebetrayalracingfamilycliffhangercarsboldbriskforceful

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    Status
    Released
    Original Language
    English
    Budget
    $340,000,000
    Revenue
    $704,709,660
    Director
    Louis Leterrier
    Production Companies
    Universal Pictures, Original Film, One Race, Perfect Storm Entertainment

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