The Real Marc C.

I've seen it and I like it better than the 8th movie. This is definitely the most unrealistic Fast & Furious movie to date. Set aside your doubts regarding the realism of the film and you will have a good time. The plot is not as predictable as it may seem. The cast is great! Vin Diesel shows so much emotion here, not like in the previous films. John Cena is a great addition to the cast. The film's quality is top-notch. The stunts are great, some are actually unbelievably practical stunt work. The action is amazing. The Easter eggs are everywhere! Watch out! Overall, great movie. Not the best of the franchise. The 5th, 6th, and 7th film are all overall better films than F9. But this one has a more compelling story to tell than Fate of the Furious.

Visuals are awesome. The acting is on point. The cast is great. The story is compelling enough. The concept of the movie requires deeper thought and some reading into the concept of Time in the movie. Great work by Chris Nolan and everyone involved.

This movie's cast gives their all in their performances. The late Paul Walker's performance is a highlight, as well as Vin Diesel. The storyline of the film is quite exciting and the buildup to the mystery of the movie is quite interesting. The way of Director Rob Cohen is visually different from other films of the same genre. The action in the film is sufficient. The action comes in sparingly. The stunt work is amazing. The CGI is pretty good for its time. It's not a movie for children but it's not a gory and nude film either. It just has some profanity and violence. The rest of the cast play their parts very well too. Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster, Matt Schulze, Chad Lindberg, Johnny Strong, and Rick Yune are all distinctively awesome in playing their parts. Overall, it is an enjoyable action film with good actors and beautiful cars, though with a simple story and innovative directing style.