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PLOT SYNOPSIS
A high-tech terrorist, Cipher, gets former street racer/criminal Dominic Toretto to work for her, his team has to go against the only thing they can't handle : himself. 

Characters:
Dominic Toretto- Vin Diesel
Luke Hobbs- Dwayne Johnson
Deckard Shaw- Jason Statham
Letty- Michelle Rodriguez
Little Nobody- Scott Eastwood
Roman Pearce- Tyrese Gibson
Tej- Lucradis
Cipher- Charlize Theron
Nathalie Emmanuel- Megan Ramsey
Elsa Pataky- Elena Neves
Owen Shaw- Luke Evans

REVIEW (OPINION)
Straight up: I love this movie. I feel that this is by far the best Fast and Furious movie so far. The acting was great, the story was amazing and,the reason we all love this series so much, the cars were sexy. Also the ridiculously impossible stunts were well choreographed. The dialogues were hilarious. 

I particularly love this one dialogue that Hobbs says to Deckard Shaw, "I will knock your teeth so deep down your throat that you're gonna have to put a toothbrush up your ass to brush them." The movie had loads of great action. Particularly with the plane scene when Deckard and Owen Shaw (both who are, surprisingly, not dead) save Dominic Toretto's baby.

Yes, you read it correctly. Dominic Toretto has a son. His name is, predictably, Brian. In the end, Deckard joins Dominic's little Family and all of them say grace before starting to eat.

Luke Hobbs has a daughter. Also, he can break metal handcuffs lie a twig and put dents into walls with one punch. Also, he was the best in the movie, in my opinion. The chemistry between Dom and Hobbs comes out perfectly as Hobbs tries to hunt him down, willing to do anything to get him.

All in all, I give the movie a 4/5.

If you are a Rock fan, you are going to love the movie.    


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  1. Unknown14 April 2017 at 22:53

    Nice review

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  2. Unknown17 April 2017 at 09:03

    Dude, there are too many caps, caps in the blog name, caps in the blog title. I think you're in the fan-boy stage at this time, so don't call this a review, instead post it as a "My thoughts on _____" post.

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