Furious 7

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tyrone n 10/10/2024 best movie of all time 10/10 See more Vixo S @vixo_six 2d Furious 7 may contain the greatest distance between the quality of a film and the power of its final moments. Almost everything before the farewell feels exhausting: cars fall from the sky, leap between buildings and survive disasters that make gravity appear optional, while Dom continues proving that concrete, explosions and death itself are minor inconveniences. The action is so excessive that it stops being exciting and becomes a competition to invent something more impossible than the previous scene. Yet the final goodbye carries a sincerity the rest of the film never earns. Knowing what happened to Paul Walker gives those final images an emotional weight that cannot be dismissed, and "See You Again" became inseparable from that loss, even if years of overuse weakened its original impact for me. The franchise should have ended there. It would not have erased the absurdity, but it would have transformed it into a strangely moving conclusion. See more Adal M @RT91510669 Jul 21 why did they suddenly get super powers ? why the earth crack? How was he holding onto that helicopter? I thought this was a car movie See more Andrew T @RT72355796 Jul 21 Let’s be honest, most people think this movie is one of the greatest of all time because of the Paul Walker tribute at the end. The tribute at the end is beautiful of course, but this movie is a little bit overrated because of it. I still think it is second only to Fast 5 in the franchise, and it is still a FANTASTIC action movie with a story that actually makes sense and a bunch of great characters, but it is not even a top 100 movie. Don’t get me wrong, it is a great movie and I really like it, but there is nothing astronomically astounding here. 8/10 See more Tionay D @TDOG619 Jul 7 10/10 RIP Paul walker See more Chris S @Janomi Jun 17 Furious 7 delivers some of the franchise's most memorable action while also providing an emotional farewell to Paul Walker. Director James Wan embraces the series' increasingly outrageous style, creating massive set pieces that range from cars parachuting out of airplanes to vehicles flying between skyscrapers. Jason Statham makes an excellent antagonist. His physical presence and relentless pursuit of Dom's crew give the story a clear sense of momentum. Vin Diesel remains the franchise's centerpiece, while Walker's final performance adds emotional weight that few blockbusters achieve. The story often stretches credibility beyond the breaking point, and plot logic frequently exists only to connect the next action scene. Yet the film's entertainment value is undeniable. Combined with its heartfelt tribute to Walker, Furious 7 becomes one of the franchise's most memorable and emotionally impactful entries. See more Read all reviews

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