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Movie Review - F9 (The Fast & the Furious)

F9 banner: the Fast & Furious crew in front of colored smoke plumes

What can you say? The F&F movies follow a formula about family and trust and then one-upping the action from the previous installment. It's been a while since I saw the previous F&F movie—Fate of the Furious—but my recollection was that the action in that movie was better than this one. I think they tried to take it to the next level in this one. If you've already seen the movie then you know what I'm talking about. But that was a gimmick. There wasn't much action to it.

Note: F&F certainly isn't known for their realism, but a simple Google search would have informed them that low earth orbit is 100 miles (160km). Not 50 miles as they said in the movie. It's a tiny thing, but it just points to the sloppiness of the writers. And oh yeah, magnets don't work that way. But whatever.

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Speaking for myself, I'm growing tired of these movies. I wasn't expecting much out of it, but it was worse than expected. And so far the Peeple's Poll bears that out.

I would love to know what the F&F fans think of this movie. I'd ask my sister, who was a fan, but she said she lost interest a few movies ago. If you are a fan it would be great to hear your thoughts in the comments.

Grade: D+

Rated:(PG-13) Language | Action | Sequences of Violence
Genres:Action, Adventure, Crime
Starring:Vin Diesel as ^Dom^, Michelle Rodriguez as ^Letty^, Jordana Brewster as ^Mia^, Tyrese Gibson as ^Roman^, Ludacris as ^Tej^, Nathalie Emmanuel as ^Ramsey^, Charlize Theron as ^Cipher^, John Cena as ^Jakob^, Sung Kang as ^Han^, Helen Mirren as ^Queenie^
Director:Justin Lin
Writer(s):Daniel Casey, Justin Lin, Alfredo Botello
Language:English
Country:United States

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