This movie became well known because it was honored to Paul Walker who died in a car accident. At least we get to see the final images of this film him enjoying his life. I admit to never even having heard of him or recognize him before his death. This movie is truly epic and I'm really surprised at how much action there is in it! Its only flaw is probably how it does get dumb with the action at times. It just gets so unrealistic at times, but it's still awesome!I have watched these movies out of order, mostly because the first ones weren't that good so I wasn't paying much attention to them. The "See You Again" music video has over 3 billion views on YouTube! This movie's plot features the brother of a previous film's villain using some new weapon for revenge. It was at this point they really started to make it like a spy film. All the actors are great here, especially Paul Walker of course. Of course it says "For Paul" at the end and this is the best movie in the series. We may not see you again, but we had fun with you while you were on this Earth. ***1/2

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The film tells the continuation of the story of fast and furious 6 at the very beginning there is directly a fight and then they go to see their enemy asked for help to the team.The original language of the film is England.There are a seven movie.There are action and suspense. I highly recommend this film !

Fast and Furious 7 takes action to the next level from Fast and Furious 6, a notch higher. Keeps your adrenaline pumping for more action as the movie goes on. The mix of fast paced action, and heartbreaking emotion keeps you on the edge of your seat, whilst Dom and his crew drive cars out the back of a plane thousands of meters above the earth and Letty starts to remember her past.Acting is excellent for most characters, Jason Statham particularly brilliant. However he does not receive enough screen time, as, understandably, more screen time is given to Paul Walker, leading up to the final farewell. Vin Diesel does his thing, being a badass with no emotions. Every action sequence just had to be filled with at least one moment of something happening and the actor tried to be funny and every person in the audience chuckling to themselves about it. The action scenes are supplemented by smart-alecky dialogue, good sentiment and endless corny homilies about the value of camaraderie and family.