Fast & Furious 6

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Fast & Furious 6: Official Clip - Letty Returns

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Fast & Furious 6: Official Clip - The End of Owen Shaw

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Fast & Furious 6: Official Clip - Shaw's Escape

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Fast & Furious 6: Official Clip - Boarding the Plane

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Fast & Furious 6: Official Clip - Dom Saves Letty

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Fast & Furious 6: Official Clip - Every Man Has a Code

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Fast & Furious 6: Official Clip - They Got a Tank

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Fast & Furious 6: Official Clip - You Got a Death Wish?

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Fast & Furious 6: Official Clip - Subway Fight

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Cast & Crew

Vin Diesel
Dominic Toretto

Paul Walker
Brian O'Conner

Dwayne Johnson
Luke Hobbs

Michelle Rodriguez
Letty

Jordana Brewster
Mia Toretto

Tyrese Gibson
Roman Pearce

Ludacris
Tej Parker

Sung Kang
Han

Gal Gadot
Gisele Harabo

Luke Evans
Owen Shaw

Gina Carano
Riley

John Ortiz
Braga

Shea Whigham
Stasiak

Elsa Pataky
Elena Neves

David Ajala
Ivory

Kim Kold
Klaus

Thure Lindhardt
Firuz

Joe Taslim
Jah

Clara Paget
Vegh

Samuel Stewart
Denlinger

Justin Lin
Director

Chris Morgan
Screenwriter

Neal H. Moritz
Producer

Vin Diesel
Producer

Clayton Townsend
Producer

Justin Lin
Executive Producer

Amanda Lewis
Executive Producer

Samantha Vincent
Executive Producer

Chris Morgan
Executive Producer

Stephen F. Windon
Cinematographer

Jan Roelfs
Production Design

Christian Wagner
Film Editor

Kelly Matsumoto
Film Editor

Sanja Milkovic Hays
Costume Designer

Lucas Vidal
Original Music

Lucinda Syson
Casting

James Hambridge
Supervising Art Direction

Richard Roberts
Set Decoration

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Critic Reviews for Fast & Furious 6

Audience Reviews for Fast & Furious 6

• Jun 25, 2021

  Objectively one of the better movies in the Fast saga, Furious 6 also can't help but feeling like a transitionary movie. It's not the landmark film that Fast Five was, and it's not as good as Furious 7, so it kind of gets a little lost in the shuffle. It also has one of the more forgettable climactic battles. Despite how outrageous the plane takedown is, in the grand scale of Fast movies it's not one of the better set pieces. All that being said, it's a damn good movie! Owen Shaw is one of the series best villains, the highway tank scene is amazing, and the story arc of Letty with amnesia has solid heart to it. The movie really only suffers because while it has a great villain in Shaw, great set pieces, and a great amnesia story arc for Letty, the next film would do every one of those things better, so in comparison it doesn't stand out as much. It's still a ton of fun, and wildly creative in only the way Fast can be.
  Michael M Super Reviewer
• Apr 13, 2017

  I've said it many times before, but one of the main reasons why the F&F movies failed to reach mass appeal before Fast Five was because of their villains. They were always forced to take on low end drug dealers and people who have little to do with their line of work; driving cars really fast and stealing things. With Fast & Furious 6, the team gets to take on Owen Shaw & his own crew, who are equally as good at doing crazy stuff on wheels. Dom regathers his team, including Brian, Han, Gisele, Roman, and Tej, after Hobbs comes to him with an offer he can't refuse. The chance to save Letty from Shaw and take him down, in exchange for full pardons all the way around. After quite a few films on the run and unable to return to his home in Los Angeles, there's no way he could turn down this opportunity, even if it meant going up against his former girlfriend thought dead, Letty. Fast & Furious 6 has even more muscle, explosions, faster cars, and just downright insanity. But it isn't as clean cut or polished as Fast Five. Granted, a movie like this doesn't necessarily need to have a concise story or developed characters, but they've done a much better job at doing those things within the last few films. The 6th film feels a little slower and maybe even a little too long, with the end product still putting a huge smile on my face. But when comparing the two, a second watch definitely exposes some of this film's minor flaws. The one thing this film, and pretty much all of the films since 4, is that each keeps topping itself. Just when you think they couldn't top stealing a vault and dragging across the streets of Brazil, they take down planes with cars. The tone deafness of the series is gone and the new breed of F&F is here to stay. The crazy thing is, you buy into all of it. I bought into the family from the beginning and I one-hundred-percent buy into the series embracing it's goofiness. The film also manages to implement more humor into the 6th film which is something the franchise has been missing. Or at least, humor that actually makes people laugh. I won't count those horrible attempts at humor in the 2nd film. What makes this film stick out his that it's the first time the crew gets to go up against an entirely new crew with the same set of skills. Luke Evans is great as Owen Shaw, The Rock has never been better, and who doesn't love watching Ludacris and Tyrese Gibson crack one-liners at each other. Better yet, every word out of Vin's mouth is a one-liner. Overall, the ante is once against raised and the series punches its way through another smash hit. Fast & Furious 6 is an insane thrill ride from the beginning to end. +Owen Shaw +Team vs Team +Rock & Vin working together +Always pushing the genre and series to a new level -A bit slower & a tad too long 9.1/10
  

  Thomas D Super Reviewer
• Sep 02, 2016

  Again, The Rock and Justin Lin help to keep this franchise buoyant. The acting performances by Paul Walker, Vin Diesel, and Chris Bridges are laughable at times and aren't much better from the rest of the cast especially Michelle Rodriguez but the action scenes help keep this score afloat. The script suffers from what I call "Bad Boys 2 syndrome" whereas the story could wrap up with a little more editing and completion, but chooses to continue on for another 30-35 minutes instead. Still a vast improvement over the middle installments of the series. The studio will likely continue to buy up the best promising original action movie scripts that they find, changing the characters to match those from this franchise and releasing F&F films.
  

  Patrick W Super Reviewer
• Jun 03, 2016

  British McEnglishman and his Formula 1 Batmobile bring you the eighth wonder of the world: The 9000 Mile Runway! I'm glad the story continued in the direction introduced by Fast 5, but personally I felt that it did not exceed or even quite match the entertainment value of its predecessor.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer

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