Serving up a fresh round of over-the-top thrills while adding unexpected dramatic heft, Furious 7 keeps the franchise moving in more ways than one. Read critic reviews
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Movie Info
After defeating international terrorist Owen Shaw, Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel), Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker) and the rest of the crew have separated to return to more normal lives. However, Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham), Owen's older brother, is thirsty for revenge. A slick government agent offers to help Dom and company take care of Shaw in exchange for their help in rescuing a kidnapped computer hacker who has developed a powerful surveillance program.
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Rating: PG-13 (Brief Strong Language|Action|Mayhem|Suggestive Content|Violence)
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Genre: Action, Adventure, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: James Wan
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Producer: Neal H. Moritz, Vin Diesel, Michael Fottrell
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Writer: Chris Morgan
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Box Office (Gross USA): $350.8M
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Distributor: Universal Pictures
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Production Co: Original Film
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Sound Mix: Dolby Digital, Datasat
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Arguably the best and probably my personal favorite of the bunch, Furious 7 doesn't do a lot different from the F&F formula, but it does it all so damn well and with such style. The set pieces here, be it parachuting down a mountain or launching through buildings in Abu Dhabi, are some of the most memorable in the whole franchise, and Jason Statham is a welcome entry to the cast as an incredible villain. The rest of the new ensemble is great too, be it prominent characters like Michael Douglas or bit parts like Rhonda Rousey and Tony Jaa, they make everyone memorable for their time on screen. And how the film is displayed is wonderful too, with some wildly inventive camera gymnastics spinning with the characters as they tumble around, or the visual storytelling of showing Statham's aftermath instead of his actions during his introduction. The film is a godamn action masterpiece. The chemistry among the leads is on point, the action is better than ever, and the heart of the film is actually pretty powerful too with some damn well written lines and scenes that are actually somewhat touching. And yeah, the homage to the late Paul Walker at the end is beautiful and if you've been on this ride since the beginning it will make you feel things. Really if I have any criticisms of this movie it's that I would have liked more of Dwayne Johnson's Agent Hobb's. That being said, it's kind of telling that the scenes we do get with him are so damn good that when I rewatched it I almost forgot how little of the movie he's actually in, so make of that what you will. It's tough to rank the fast films, but I would probably put this one at the top.
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I think the franchise (despite in it's 7th installment) continues to move in the right direction and from the fact that they've greenlit more films, we know that the loss of Paul Walker (while tragic) won't derail Universal from cashing in on the money train that this franchise apparently is. Good and over the top action sequences in this, which given this franchise is no surprise. I really saw this movie as 2 F&F installments crammed into one. There is the carry over from F&F6 but then in the first 1/3 of the movie, Kurt Russell's character comes out of nowhere and injects a completely different motivation for the characters. It could've been much more organic but came off clunky and forced. Djimon Hounsou is great in nearly everything he does but really doesn't get a chance to explore his character and is completely wasted here. I understand that in action films a certain sense of belief suspension has to happen, but there was a military grade helicopter and drone blowing up stuff in downtown LA, and not only were the streets empty but there were no cops or police helicopters anywhere. That was ridiculous to me. Still check this one out. It is worth a watch but I still can't bring myself to give it 4 full stars.
patrick w Super Reviewer
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My path to watching the entire Fast & Furious franchise (which I was put upon by my roommate) has finally come to an end in this, the seventh instalment, which was frankly my favourite of the bunch. It's got balls to the wall absurdity, absolutely, but it wasn't until they started having exactly that in Fast 5 that I started to enjoy the series at all. Furious 7 does it with aplomb, and for that I can say I definitely get the appeal. But now having watched all seven movies, and even understanding how Tokyo Drift fits into all this, I can definitively say that Fast & Furious is not really my cup of tea.
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Furious 7 was a lot of fun, I think I like this film almost as much as its predecessor. This film has all of the Fast and Furious goodness that we're use to! The only negatives I have is that the fight scenes are kind of poorly edited as James Wan decides to adopt the modern day way of editing fight scenes. Another negative is that Hobbs is barely in the film until the final act... All of that aside, Furious 7 is a lot of fun and a fitting sendoff for Paul Walker.
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