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Fast X

PG-13·2023·142m

Action

Crime

Thriller

Action

Crime

Thriller

Summary

Over many missions and against impossible odds, Dom Toretto and his family have outsmarted, out-nerved and outdriven every foe in their path. Now, they confront the most lethal opponent they've ever faced: A terrifying threat emerging from the shadows of the past who's fueled by blood revenge, and who is determined to shatter this family and destroy everything—and everyone—that Dom loves, forever.

Cast

Vin Diesel

Dominic Toretto

Michelle Rodriguez

Letty Ortiz

Tyrese Gibson

Roman Pearce

Ludacris

Tej Parker

John Cena

Jakob Toretto

Nathalie Emmanuel

Ramsey

Jordana Brewster

Mia Toretto

Sung Kang

Han Lue

Jason Momoa

Dante Reyes

Scott Eastwood

Little Nobody

Daniela Melchior

Isabel Neves

Alan Ritchson

Aimes

Helen Mirren

Queenie Shaw

Brie Larson

Tess

Jason Statham

Deckard Shaw

Charlize Theron

Cipher

Rita Moreno

Abuelita

Joaquim de Almeida

Hernan Reyes

Leo A. Perry

Little Brian

Luis Da Silva Jr.

Diogo

Jaz Hutchins

Agency Tech

Luka Hays

Cipher Tech

Alexander Capon

Cipher Tech

Pete Davidson

Bowie

Shadrach Agozino

Bartender

Ludmilla

Starter

Miraj Grbić

Russian Bag Guy

Meadow Walker Thornton-Allan

Flight Attendant

Michael Irby

Zizi (archive footage)

Shahir Figueira

Officer

Ben-Hur Santos

Lead Cartel Thug

Debby Ryan

Josh Dun

Dwayne Johnson

Luke Hobbs (uncredited)

Gal Gadot

Gisele Yashar (uncredited)

Ali Baddou

Ali Baddou (uncredited)

Emily Buchan

Dancer

Luca De Massis

Driver (uncredited)

Peter Overton

Self

Crew

Director

Louis Leterrier

Characters

Gary Scott Thompson

Screenplay, Story

Justin Lin

Screenplay, Story

Dan Mazeau

Story

Zach Dean

Reviews

msbreviews

May 18, 2023

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"Fast X surprisingly pulls me back into a saga I had practically given up on. Jason Momoa is, by far, the MVP of the whole film, transforming an easily forgettable villain into a truly hilarious explosion of charm and *camp*. The cast still holds that enviable chemistry, even though Daniela Melchior and Portugal deserved more screen time.

Considering the previous entries, the energetic action actually turns out to be quite tolerable when it comes to the expected illogical insanity of the franchise - which will please viewers with less patience for absurdity. Despite an overuse of false backdrops and extremely agitated editing, the entertainment levels are well within the acceptable spectrum.

It's clearly the first film in a final trilogy. Interpret this last sentence as you wish."

Rating: B-