Universal and director F. Gary Gray’s The Fate of the Furious has crossed the $1 billion mark at the global box office in yet another victory for the enduring series.

Universal and director F. Gary Gray’s The Fate of the Furious has crossed the $1 billion mark at the global box office in yet another victory for the enduring series.
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Might just happen. A crossover with Jurassic World might happen as well. Won’t be surprised at all if Dom ends up becoming POTUS, and aliens attack New York again.
The fast franchise is actually well acclaimed can’t say the same thing about the dceu and transformers franchise
Another shitty movie joins the club.
Imagine having such a woat ass opinion
I thought it was alright. Glad I saw it, don’t need to see it again though. I don’t think it deserves this much at the box office however.
I mean, the franchise started out bad until Fast Five, and afterwards it became decent to me. While these aren’t great movies (hell, it’s a stretch to call any of them more than “decent”), I’d rather this franchise out-gross the shitty Transformers sequels, which I genuinely don’t understand why they are grossing so much money (even the first in my opinion was garbage). Those I actually think might be the worst big-budget blockbusters I’ve ever seen in my entire life.
I’m sorry, and I respect your point of view, I really do, but I see no difference between the Transformers movies and the Fast movies in terms of quality. I’ve actually seen this one in theatres, since a few friends of mine wanted to go, and it’s always fun to make fun of these types of movies and laugh at all the shittyness, but god damn. I truly think this movie broke me.
My apologies for the film breaking you that way. I’ve felt the same for other movies. Trust me.