Dominic Toretto and his crew battle the most skilled assassin and high-performance driver they've ever encountered: his forsaken brother.
- Released: 2021-05-19
- Runtime: 143 minutes
- Genre: Action, Crime, Thrillers
- Stars: Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris, John Cena, Nathalie Emmanuel, Jordana Brewster, Sung Kang, Michael Rooker, Helen Mirren, Kurt Russell, Charlize Theron, Cardi B, Anna Sawai, Lucas Black, Shad Moss, Jason Tobin, Thue Ersted Rasmussen, Don Omar, Shea Whigham, Vincent Sinclair Diesel, Finn Cole, Vinnie Bennett, J. D. Pardo, Jim Parrack, Lex Elle, Krzysztof Mardula, Amber Sienna, Martyn Ford, Albert Giannitelli, Ozuna, Méghane De Croock, Bad Bunny, Siena Agudong, Isaac Holtane, Immanuel Holtane, Azia Dinea Hale, Zhang Juju, Karson Kern, Igby Rigney, Sophia Tatum, Francis Ngannou, Cered, Oqwe Lin, Bill Simmons, Luka Hays, Jimmy Lin, Jason Statham, Janice Blue, Sophia Bui, Miranda Chambers, Méghane De Croock, Lex Elle, Elizabeth Haley, Rob Horrocks, Joy A. Kennelly, Amber Pauline, Demitra Sealy, Valeria Zunzun, Ella Walker
- Director: Justin Lin
Comments
- tomlaju - 23 May 2024
The Most Unrealistic Movie from the Saga
I was freaking out that the franchise push anymore the fact to have so much action unrealistic with a lot CGI unfortunately it didn't miss and it killed all the movie ...
First to all to talking about the script a lot scenes are completely unrealistic, they went to the space ?!!?!?!
What's going on about the screen-writers ? They took cocaine ? I think so ... And the truth about the not dead of Han is not clear neither so basically the script is very bad unlike the previous movies it was perfect, the only good point from the script it's the dramatic and interesting past of Toretto about him, his dad and bothers that's all, you got anymore about the background of Dominic and it's touching but the rest of the story is very bad this is same sorry re-cook again : terrorists, virus and all from asking from Mr Nobody like the 8 and 7 disappointed.... Screen writer's have to innovate !!!
The directing is nice about some scenes especially Bare-knuckle brawl scene that's all but the rest that's normal directing but the CGI killed the movie all scenes of racing-car are nice but the mostly times it's from the CGI and it's disappointed that Hollywood rather to using a computer to making scenes likes this that pretty much than visual effect from the set directly... the action scenes will be less impressive but they will be more appreciated and we feel better better into story cause when it's so unrealistic you getting to get boring cause you watching a video games, some fast was like that mainly the two last was like that but not so much neither unlike this one !!
The different new character are nice and the acting from each actors and actress was enough well , pretty much normal acting level and the sound-track it's good for young generation like me, the lights job is very nice especially in Dominic scenes in the water, it was very well makes from the director and the rest of the crew movie responsible !
Basically for me the past of Toretto explained with brother hiring and the scenes fight and nice cameo's are only good points of movie but the rest it's : so repeating of old scripts; so futuristic and so realistic with so much CGI too used !!!!
Fortunately I know enough well the process of movie to create it cause if was only a just simple fan of some movie and I will think only about the script it will be 1/10 ... - lonnielongino - 2 October 2023
What the heck has happened to this franchise??
The actual first part of this movie isn't bad at all. I'm usually a big fan of the series. The last half of this movie is absurd. There's an old saying in Hollywood when a show or movie completely loses it's way, it's called "Jumping the Shark". That refers to the Happy Days show where The Fonz jumped his motorcycle over a shark tank. This was the beginning of the end for Happy Days. Well Fast & Furious "Jumped the Shark" with this movie. There are outlandish wrecks that no one could have lived through,that they walk away from without a scratch. They even launch a Pontiac Fiero with a jet engine strapped on the top into outer space to take out a satellite. Not to mention that they are wearing 1920s scuba gear in outer space. I've never seen a second half of a movie fly so far off the rails. I'm sure this is one of the last movies in the set. You can't get more ridiculous. - AlsExGal - 14 July 2023
This series should have ended at Furious 7
So here's the thing with F9. There are so many holes you could poke in it if you wanted to. The fact that, at 9 films in, a bunch of street racers are now taking on Avengers level threats and going INTO SPACE. (My favorite part being that the Tokyo Drift crew are the ones driving the jet that gets them there, who saw that coming in 2006?!). The plot exists as a basic exercise in getting from set piece A to set piece B with a few detours for cameos (I have no idea what Cardi B is doing here but whatever, I'm down!). The sheer, unending ridiculousness of it all . Realistically we jumped the shark in Fast 6 and have been riding the wave ever higher since that moment.
I still miss Paul Walker - he was the grounding element for the movies, and I suspect behind the scenes too - but it's good to have Justin Lin back. Not only does he know how to put an action scene together and really bring you along with it (the climactic action scene was way more engaging than 95% of big blockbuster climaxes), he also clearly gets how ridiculous it all is.
The main problem I have with this movie and the franchise in general is they've made it where cars are like cushions. If you land on a car from a three story drop, you should be severely injured if not dead. They literally had Dom driving to catch Letty falling from a great height using the charger's hood as a cushion. Remember in F6 at the end of the tank scene where Dom launches from his car, catches Letty. And cushions his fall against a car? Anyways, physics aside, I give this a solid three because of La Familia. - jacktopple - 24 December 2022
Fast Cars and Fistfights!
Loved the movie! It was great from beginning to the end. It's exactly what you expect from the series with a few twists. They were very unique twists too! As usual, you get fast cars and really good fight scenes. I like it when a move does exactly what it's supposed to do. This is pure entertainment and the viewers should expect that. The plot in each movie of the series has never been too deep, but the movies still deliver! It's kinda formulaic, but it still holds my attention. This movie delivers what you expect from a Fast and Furious movie. It has fast cars, fistfights, some twists, and is highly entertaining! - koltonbrett - 13 September 2022
Is This a Fast & Furious Parody Movie?
I'm a Fast and Furious franchise fan, but this ninth movie is trash. I don't fall asleep during movies, but I actually fell asleep while watching this one, and when I woke up, they were driving a car through outer space. I thought for a moment I might be having a trippy dream or something. It's like they didn't even try to make a good movie. I'm sure Dwayne Johnson is glad he was left out. This is the kind of movie that could hurt someone's career.
I honestly can't say much more since I slept through some of it, but I saw enough to know that this is a ridiculous film. For the tenth and last movie, they just need to go back to street racing and try not to end a mostly good series on an absolute low note. - 18Arthorious36 - 7 August 2022
10/10 for the "empty chair" scene.
The movie has a solid 6 for 99% of its length, i liked the message of forgiveness it brings.
But that "empty chair" scene brings up some unforgettable and precious memories, oh boy...
