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Young dom is so 🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍😍,,,and the resemblance just perfect,,I think am inlove 😁😁😁

I like Nikki with J much better. But Nikki deserves better.

That was a brilliant way for F9 to pay tribute to both Paul Walker as Brian O’Conner and to the roots of the franchise’s story. By incorporating the flashback of the Toretto family’s past, specifically the day their father died during that fateful NASCAR race, the film gave fans deeper insight into Dom’s family dynamics and the trauma that shaped him, Mia, and now Jacob’s character arc. The decision to reference this moment not only tied back to the story Dom told Brian in The Fast and the Furious (2001) but also strengthened the connection between Dom and Brian’s friendship. Brian was one of the first people Dom ever opened up to about his father, showing how much trust and respect he had for him from the start. Revisiting that pivotal event in F9 through flashbacks was a touching nod to how the franchise hasn’t forgotten its beginnings and how Brian was always part of the emotional core. The flashbacks also deepened the family theme of the series, something Paul Walker’s character always embodied. By showing the impact of their father’s death on the Toretto siblings, F9 gave fans another layer of emotional context and showed how Dom’s family ideals were rooted in real loss and resilience. Brian, in turn, became the person who later helped Dom build a new family-one that transcended blood relations. This tribute highlights how carefully the Fast & Furious franchise balances its high-octane action with heartfelt storytelling. The flashbacks weren’t just a callback for longtime fans; they also served to carry Paul Walker’s spirit forward by linking Brian’s influence to the franchise’s most defining moments. It was a subtle but powerful way to honor Paul’s memory while continuing to weave Brian into the fabric of the saga’s story.

Thats what some years with Cody family does to a kid 😂 being with sharks all the time teaches you to be One i guess

0:50, 0:31

Jay put hands on him then took his strap to. 😭😭🙏🙏

And the children story is so touching

What a beautiful movie. So full of humanity, love, hope. George & Lee are an amazing couple.

He'so charing❤

I don’t understand, why do so many people absolutely fanboy or craze over Tarantino movies? Is it just a fad or a trend to follow saying “He’s such a good director”..? Let’s be real this movie was stepped-on crap, along with the majority of his films.. I think it’s just the older generations who appreciated his newer never before seen styles of cinema in the 1900s that just fanboy over him in current time still and teach/pass down to the younger generations that Tarantino is so praised? All of his movies are actual ass… Like you can literally smell it off the feet.. 🤦‍♂️

Now i see how Maggie seduced Simon and this was on her while he was on duty

That's not good letting Maggie stay with Sebastian

If this scene takes place in 1989 then that means Dom was only 13 years old

Fook Linder

The police chief was wrong for going after Sebastian here but the chief didn't know until Maggie told the truth about Simon getting her pregnant

I wish the dude he beat looked more like the one in F1 every time I watch that movie again I always see Shaw (Luke Evans) I mean yea it would be weird but even seen other movies use actors again for different roles he could’ve been the dude Dom beat due to the fact that he looks a lot like him

+lmfao

Maaaaaaaannnnnn 😂

When you realize Maya Hawke's character is the smartest of them all by leaving the place immediately.

the way he said "manslut" is so 😂

Kkkkk

Very sad to watch. R.I.P Jack Toretto!🏎️🏁🧰🛠️🔧😥😥

What were they trying to do?

In hindsight I think he was also talking about his uncles. This may have been another hint of foreshadowing of his betrayal.

THE FAMILY EDWARDS LOVE MATTHEW AND NOAH BUDDY

FAMILY TORETTO BOTHERS DOMESTIC AND JACOB LOVE

Kenny Linder is like Chick Hicks in this movie.

This was such a pointless addition to the show. We didn't get to see them fall for each other like we did with every other woman he dealt with. Nor did we get the steamy "first time" love scenes. Then he falls head over heels for some super basic married lady damn near as soon as we find out him and Lark are apparently a thing? Maybe that was the thrill. WTH was the point of putting J and Lark together? They seemed like they would've been a good match.

Finn is adorable ❤

J is cute ❤

Mikey Madison really played up this opportunity I love it. Having just seen Anora... you can see her screen presence

The hell you lookin at you ginger haired f*cker! 😅😂😂😂😂

NOW TAKE THIS MECHANICAL ASSHOLE AND GET OFF MY F*CKING STREET! HEY! DENNIS HOPPER, MOVE THIS PIECE OF SH*T! - amazing line delivery

1:08 This whole series he turned me on with those intense glares. 😍🥰

❤❤❤

OMG SEXY

Baby boy ❤ Finn is daddy

I love dogs ❤

I always knew you were stupid 😂😂😂😂😂 I'm 💀💀

😂😂😂😂😂

This shouldve been a movie of its own going back to focusing on the racing

2:14 "I AIN'T CALLING YOU A TRUTHER!"

Loved this ep

It's all funny because they wanted to be feared and they all end up afraid for their lives. Real men don't live like this. They laugh at these people.

The wannabe tough guy prick who beat a man half to death with a socket wrench

Kenny lindler

She lokey enjoyed being spoken to like this

Really intense considering the real Sharon tate scene

J doesn't give a shit she got married

Cant say he left them empty handed....he left them 10 bucks