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FAST X is a paisa-vasool entertainer that has the potential to work big time

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FAST X is a paisa-vasool entertainer that has the potential to work big time

FAST X tells the story of Dominic Toretto and his family as they face the threat of the most terrifying enemy in their lives. In the lives of Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel), his wife Letty (Michelle Rodriguez), his son Brian (Leo Avello Perry), and gang members Roman Pearce (Tyrese Gibson), Tej Parker (Ludacris), Mia (Jordana Brewster), Ramsey (Nathalie Emmanuel) and Han (Sung Kang), all is well. Roman tells the group that he is in Rome as a representative of Little Nobody (Scott Eastwood). Roman expresses his desire to lead the mission, and Tej, Ramsey and Han join him. After departing, Dominic and Letty receive an unexpected guest, the injured Cipher (Charlize Theron). She tells them that Dante (Jason Momoa) wants revenge on Dominic and his gang. The next day, Little Nobody tells Dominic and Letty that he never sent Roman on the mission. Realizing that this is a trap and that their lives are in danger, Dominic, Letty and Little Nobody immediately head to Rome. Dante learns that Dominic is heading to the Italian city to rescue his gang members. He sets in motion a wicked plan that will turn Dominic and all of his gang members into the most wanted criminals in the world. What happens next sets the tone for the rest of the film.

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The story by Dan Mazo, Justin Lin and Zach Dean is very interesting. The screenplay by Dan Mazo and Justin Lin executes the plot well. The first half of Fast & Furious 9 [2021] is dry and unappealing, but here the producers are careful not to repeat the same mistake. The screenwriters pack in epic action sequences and suspense from start to finish. The dialogue is well-written and entertaining. Louis Leterrier’s direction is top notch. This was his first film in the Fast and Furious series and he nailed it. Directing a film like this is difficult as the audience has already seen incredible stunts in the first nine films. Louis and his team do a great job in this regard as they present very interesting, novel and exciting situations that are sure to take your breath away. At the same time, the villain this time is ruthless and different from the previous villains. On the other hand, while the first half of the film has some flashy action scenes, the second half pales in comparison. Also, the film takes too many liberties, which may not be to the liking of some audience members.

FastAfter that, the movie is a bit slow, but picks up with the cypher scene. But the Rome scene is paisa vasour and enhances the movie a lot. The scene where Dominic and Dante meet for the first time is very dramatic. After the break, the fight at the internet cafe seemed funny, but it was fake. Luckily, the movie was recorded early. The last 30-40 minutes are entertaining. The movie ends on an exciting note, promising that Season 11 will be bigger and better.

Speaking of performances, Vin Diesel steals the show, Jason Momoa is amazing to say the least – the way he brings crazy nuance to his performances is just incredible, Michelle Rodriguez is solid, Leo Avello Perry is adorable, and Tyrese Gibson is great for laughs. Ludacris, Nathalie Emmanuel and Sung Kang provide competent support. Charlize Theron is unforgettable. Scott Eastwood is decent in a supporting role. Jason Statham (Deckard Shaw) is so good that his entrance will definitely be greeted with whistles and applause. John Cena (Jacob Toretto) leaves a great impression and adds an element of humor. Brie Larson is impressive as Tess. Daniella Melchior (Isabelle), Alan Ritchson (Ames) and Luis da Silva Jr. (Diogo) are mediocre. Jordana Brewster is just about average.

Brian Tyler’s music fits the mood and themes of the film well. Stephen F. Windon’s cinematography is breathtaking. Jan Roelfs’ production design is extremely clever. Sanja Milkovich Hayes’ costumes are impressive. Jason Momoa’s outfit stands out. As expected, the action is one of the film’s unique selling points. Some scenes are truly applause-worthy. The visual effects are up to global standards. The editing by Dylan Highsmith, Kelly Matsumoto, Laura Janovich and Corbin Male is sharp. Overall it’s fast. ADIPURUSH had almost no competition at the box office until it released on June 16 and crossed the Rs 100 crore mark.

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