Furious 7
 

A remarkable movie with an incredible tribute to the late great Paul Walker. I recommend anyone who has not watch this movie, to go see it. I will guarantee that at some point in the movie you will get emotional and cry a bit. But overall, a 5-star rating I would give Furious 7. For those who did see it, how'd you like it?

It was a good movie, glad they rewrote the ending scene and made it how it was.

Just saw it yesterday.

I liked it but I honestly don't see how IMBD rated it slightly higher than Interstellar.

Then again, I've never really been into IMBD or any movie rating system for that matter.

It's made $800 million so far and still being played, already passed Interstellar.

Most likely because it's apart of a series so people have been anticipating it for a while, plus the fact Paul died.

The song in the end, See You Again, really gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. Makes me remember a lot about close friends and family.

"Using his death as marketing" greaaaaaaaaaaaattt...

Really wasn't as great as the other Fast and Furious movies. 3/5 stars. The ending was nice though

It's really good if you want an over-the-top action flick. It doesn't take itself seriously and parodies tryhard action movies at times. Was an enjoyable watch, see it in theatres. :)

I'm a have to wait until it comes to the dollar theater to see it. I just want to see the Ronda vs Michelle fight scene.

See you again is an incredible song in my opinion. I'll admit I almost cried while listening to it thinking of my loved ones who have passed on. I wasn't really into the series itself, but I do love the song.

To be completely honest I didn't really like the series because Vin Diesel is a really, really bad actor.

They never did that lmao

Probably because they weren't too happy having to film the remainder of the movie without Paul

oh really, how about that video or scene in the movie which Vin diesel and that Fake Paul Walker were riding their vroom vroom and the other car went the other way instead of following the other vroom vroom.

:)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgKAFK5djSk
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THIS IS WHAT IM SAYING.
I cried omg.

Why the hell do you people think they marketed the movie using their actor's death?

Seriously, nobody is stupid enough to fall for that bull****.

If an actor in a movie died, I'm pretty sure there's a lot better ways to commemorate his or her life rather than giving money away to the movie companies.

It was done so out of respect, not because an actor died, but because a great friend and family member did.

The fact you put a smiley face after that because you're happy you think you're a little smart ass is actually making me so salty

They put that at the very end...

Exactly! And most of my friends who went and saw it in theaters didn't even know that was at the end. They left right when it ended cause they're nubs.

I thought it sucked. Shows what happens when big budget hollywood takes over what was once a niche series of movies.
There was like one race that was during the first 5 minutes of the movie. The rest is explosions and pew pew, and hardly any focus on cars.

After the 3rd-4th movie it wasn't about cars or racing anymore.

And they all sucked

LReally?

So I guess that 20 min part where they chase down the convoy in the mountains with sports cars on steroids doesn't count.

And that heist where they drive one of the rarest and fastest car through 3 skyscrapers had nothing to do with cars either.

If people wanted to watch a movie about racing, I think they'd pick something without guns and stuff all together.

This is Fast and Furious not Disney Cars.

Maybe watch some NASCAR instead because people are TOTALLY interested in that stuff.

But to be fair, Disney Cars didn't have that much to do with racing either, just a big ass subliminal message to kids not to be pompous ****s.

Part 2 and 3 sucked and those focused on cars. The first one was a classic and they would have a hard time duplicating the success of that one using the same formula even if the original cast had been part of #2 and #3.

I'd say it was a fantastic movie. All these actors getting together working there hardest probably for Paul. I also like how it pokes fun at cliches in action movies. Especially that part when the rock breaks his cast with his bicep that was great.

The first movie was good, but the whole franchise is a great example of sequelitis.

Shame that Mr. Walker met his end after participating in a charity event, though. :(

Got around to watching this, same ol' ****. Honestly thought they were going to kill Paul's character.

Sucks that his friend and himself had to be idiots.