F9 The Fast Saga

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F9: Movie Clip - The Crew Attacks the Armadillo

F9: Featurette - Peligro Minas

F9: Featurette - Fast is Back

Vin Diesel on ‘F9’ and the ‘Fast and Furious’ Future: It’s Not Over and Will Be Back “More Formidable Than Ever”

F9: Feature - Fast Saga 20th Anniversary

F9: Featurette - Ramsey Drives

How Sung Kang Became Han for the ‘Fast and Furious’ Franchise

F9: Featurette - Cardi B

F9: Featurette - Anna Sawai

F9: Movie Clip - Magnet Truck Chase

F9: Movie Clip - Dom Tracks Jakob

F9: Movie Clip - Han and Mia Attack an Armored Car

F9: Featurette - Nova Truck Flip Breakdown

F9: Feature - Originals

F9: Featurette - CarNage

F9: Feature - Our Return to Theaters

F9: Trailer 2

F9: Super Bowl TV Spot - The Big Game

Fast & Furious 9: Trailer 1

Fast and Furious 9: Teaser Trailer - Things Change

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Cast & Crew

Vin Diesel
Dominic Toretto

Michelle Rodriguez
Letty

Jordana Brewster
Mia

Tyrese Gibson
Roman

Ludacris
Tej

Nathalie Emmanuel
Ramsey

Charlize Theron
Cipher

John Cena
Jakob

Finn Cole
Young Jakob

Sung Kang
Han

Anna Sawai
Elle

Dame Helen Mirren
Queenie

Kurt Russell
Mr. Nobody

Lucas Black
Sean

Shad "Bow Wow" Moss
Twinkie

Thue Ersted Rasmussen
Otto

Don Omar
Santos

Shea Whigham
Stasiak

Vinnie Bennett
Young Dom

JD Pardo
Jack Toretto

Justin Lin
Director

Daniel Casey
Screenwriter

Justin Lin
Screenwriter

Neal H. Moritz
Producer

Vin Diesel
Producer

Justin Lin
Producer

Jeff Kirschenbaum
Producer

Joe Roth
Producer

Clayton Townsend
Producer

Samantha Vincent
Producer

Stephen F. Windon
Cinematographer

Dylan Highsmith
Film Editor

Kelly Matsumoto
Film Editor

Greg D'Auria
Film Editor

Brian Tyler
Original Music

Jan Roelfs
Production Design

Ashley Lamont
Supervising Art Direction

Gavin Fitch
Art Director

Elicia Scales
Art Director

Daniel Nussbaumer
Art Director

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Audience Reviews for F9 The Fast Saga

• Aug 03, 2021

  I think I figured out the FF formula during this watch of F9. Basically this is the James Bond recipe of the Roger Moore era, starting with The Spy Who Loved Me. Think about it. The international settings. The killer cars. The physics and death defying feats and stunts. The beautiful women. The fact that 007 and 00FF look suspiciously similar. Bond flies a car underwater and drives the Moonraker shuttle in space while Roman and Tej fly a Fiero into space. Coincidence? I don't think so. And once I made peace with that formula it was SO much more enjoyable. Yeah, Vin Diesel is annoying as Dom. The self reverence gets nauseating. John Cena plays against type as Dom's brother and besides that fact he acted like a cardboard cutout, he did have a presence. I enjoyed the Dom flashbacks to his backstory with the brother. The storyline is meh but it actually gave those characters a millimeter more depth. With a fairly major mental adjustment to a corny Bond worldview, this was actually fun. If I hadn't made that mental switch, this would've been a one or two star rating for sure.
  Mark B Super Reviewer
• Jul 26, 2021

  In Space No One Can Hear You Think – Film Review: F9: The Fast Saga ★★★ Considered review-proof, the Fast and the Furious franchise has ruled the box office for the past 20 years, so my calling its latest entry, F9: The Fast Saga, monumentally dumb will have zero influence on anyone's decision to see it. We all know it's big and stupid, as do the filmmakers. These films, deliver said stupid with such gusto, that you simply surrender and have a great time nonetheless. Nothing, however, prepared me, for this series to go all Moonraker, sending a car to a place no car has ever gone before. You'll know it when you see it and probably say, "That's ludicrous!" and also say, "That's Ludacris!" F9: The Fast Saga is currently playing on every screen on Earth and in select theaters throughout the universe.
  

  Glenn G Super Reviewer
• Jul 16, 2021

  I have been a fan of the Fast & Furious franchise since the release of the original film in 2001. I enjoyed 2 Fast 2 Furious and The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, but it seemed like the franchise had more than fizzled out at that point. In 2009 the series made a comeback with the original cast and again I was back on board. I like these characters and will always watch a new film with them all in it. After the fourth installment, everyone knows how the series took off. Five and Six are easily the best two films in the franchise, but then again, losing Paul Walker seemed to drain it all once again. This series has been a roller coaster for me, but I've had a blast with every installment to varying degrees. F9 is now in theatres, and sadly, this was the first film in the franchise (although still enjoyable) that I'm very torn on. Here is why I believe this is the weakest in the franchise.  This franchise began with illegal street racing and now they're basically superheroes without calling themselves that. F9 begins with the team needing to track down Cipher (Charlize Theron) once again, but Dom (Vin Diesel) soon realizes that his younger brother Jakob (John Cena) is working with her. Having devised a plot that will in turn cause global destruction, the team must find a way to disarm a satellite in space. On top of that, the film brings Han back (Sung Kang) back as one of the main characters and the action is more than over the top. It's hard for me to describe this movie without wanting to chuckle.  What I admired about this film is that it wanted to expand on Dom's backstory and we receive many flashbacks to younger versions of these characters. The fact that Dom's speech from the first film now has some visual context was kind of nice. Tej (Ludacris) and Roman (Tyrese Gibson) are once again enjoyable when they are teamed up, but their subplot here was pretty much the end of the very long line this franchise has been stretching. To say the very least, this film just goes way too far. John Cena is fine as Dom's brother, but the fact that it took nine movies to introduce the brother of your main character, made me not care. Fast & Furious has basically become a high-action soap opera and it has worked every time until now. Again, this is coming from someone who loves this franchise.  It goes without saying that the laws of physics being played with are what made these films so much fun. Pulling bank vaults down the street, tugging a plane out of the sky, and battling a Submarine on ice were all basically not possible in reality, but they still found a way to keep the story grounded and not quite push it too far. This time, not just one, but every single action scene deals with moments that could never physically happen and these people are all human. They poke fun at the fact that they never get injured or die, but that isn't enough when looking at just how dumb the action is here. From street racers to superheroes, the Fast & Furious franchise is now running on fumes for me, even though I'll be there for the two-part finale they're planning.  Overall, F9 is a fun movie to watch on the big screen, but only if you're able to completely suspend all of your disbelief. If it wasn't for these characters all being enjoyable, I probably would've hated this film. What the most puzzling thing to me is, is the fact that Justin Lin came back to direct and will be doing the next two films as well. He is the one who probably understands this franchise the most and easily made it what it became in Fast Five and Furious 6, but it's almost like he's taking too many notes from the ridiculous suggestions on the internet. F9 is the movie everyone joked about when Fast Five was in theatres, but I don't mean that in a good way. Even if you're a huge fan of the franchise, I can't see many people loving this one. F9 is now playing in theatres, however, waiting to rent it is just fine.
  

  KJ P Super Reviewer
• Jul 07, 2021

  Well, here we go, the point where these movies jump the shark I guess? I mean that is until these guys fight a literal megalodon and jump over it with their cars. Is that the next movie? Is it weird that I want to see that? If you can't tell by my facetious remarks here, jumping the shark in this franchise isn't necessarily a bad thing. Taking a car into space? Sure, why not. Jumping a car across a cliff like a zip line? Go for it. Dom having a child that speaks in nothing but Full House style exposition dialogue?...weirdly, that's where I draw the line. So yeah the movie is dumb, and the story has holes to hell. Why is Dom's brother back now? Why did he go SO DAMN bad? What exactly are the villains motivations beyond just being a bad guy? Why won't Dom's child talk like a human child? None of these things break the movie for me personally. I would have liked a few more practical action scenes because it feels like the series has sort of lost that, but the action we get is so riddled in creativity it's still too much fun to complain. Every one of these later Fast movies has some iconic piece of tech to play with, and this time it's magnets, and godamn do they do a lot with these magnets. There are sequences of action in here unlike anything I've seen before. Sure they throw physics out the window, but they're fun. The movie is dumb, it's probably the dumbest Fast movie yet, but it's got enough heart to it with a message of, what else, family to carry you through the stupid. And yeah, the stupid is a lot of fun.
  Michael M Super Reviewer

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