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My girl bust our laughing when I started 2 stepping to into remix 😂😅 She use to seeing me hyped like a Ruff Ryder anthem to original Intro Nothing is Overrrrr lol
True story: The scene at 32:48 where Paul and Mia are talking about the sandwich was filmed AFTER Paul passed away. I saw a documentary that said Mia saying, "you need to come home" had the cast in tears.
@@allinlinares4575 It's called, "The Making of the Fast and Furious Saga was a sh*tshow." It's on TH-cam. I'd link it but YT gets weird about links sometimes. If you search it, it should come right up. It was really well put together.
It seems like they filmed Paul’s part of the conversation before he passed and then they reshoot Jordana’s scenes after to further write Brian out of the franchise
@@venerandoalamaresjr.8910ding, ding, DING! 🛎 correct. Paul actually filmed that phone scene before he died and Jordana did her parts after he died. She wasn’t on set when Paul was filming, so after he died it was tough for her to get through the scenes she did havin’ to pretend that Paul was still around, especially in that phone scene.
Yeah but I believe Vin said in an interview after Paul died that they promised each other that they’d do 10 FF films. So he’s honoring his and Paul’s promise by doing more after Furious 7
I attended the special early LA screening for this film, Vin showed up to speak at the event, he had just come from the hospital where his daughter had just been born, a daughter he named Pauline after Paul. Vin also recently walked Paul’s daughter Meadow down the aisle at her wedding. The love of this cast is real.
There's a few scenes that always gets me...and kinda scary to think how it ended up. 11:27 When Roman said: "Promise me Brian, No more funerals." and then he said: "Just one more." 33:14 Mia thought Brian was saying his last goodbyes. That scene felt so real! 41:38 Dom: "It's never goodbye." Cuz Paul's legacy lived onto his brother Cody. NGL It was a roller coaster of emotions when i first watched F7, and i'm glad that they filmed with such iconic characters and still manage to level up the action in each series.
When I watched this in theatre's for the first time, everyone was in tears. And then there was a standing ovation when the ending message "For Paul" closed out the movie. They also did a pretty good job with the CGI Paul Walker by using footage & B roll from past movies & his brothers Caleb & Cody.
The last thing I heard Paul did 80% on fast 7 of the movie before he died and his brother stepped in to finish the movie on the last couple scenes but they CGI Paul faces over his brother face at the end saying "you can't leave without saying goodbye"
There's quite a fair amount of stuff in the movie outside of that ending scene that was done by his brothers with Paul's face CGI'd on top of them. If there's a scene where the dialogue sounds a bit off or it's been lifted from a past movie, it was done with his brothers. They also shot scenes where the lighting was barely visible so that it wouldn't be as obvious
There is No Shame in crying for Paul...I always do too. I can't re-watch this movie or listen to that song without crying all over again...each and every time. 😢💔
@@jsmithers.bro what is wrong with you? Vin literally said that Paul hoped the franchise would get at least 10 movies which they’re honoring. Why are you being so insensitive?
I consider F7 the true ending to the Fast and Furious franchise RIP Paul Walker Sep 12, 1973-November 30, 2013 Some facts 1. The song at the end, "See You Again" by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth, is dedicated to Paul Walker. It received one billion views on TH-cam in 2015, and in July 2017, went on to become the most viewed video on TH-cam at almost 2.9 billion views but has since been surpassed. As of June 2021 the video has more than 5.1 billion views. 2. The white Toyota Supra MK IV used in the ending of Furious 7 is Paul Walker's personal car. 3. Originally, Universal Pictures wanted a big-name celebrity for the role of "Mr. Nobody", when the character was eventually given a larger role in the sequels. They approached Denzel Washington who turned down the role. Deepika Padukone, Halle Berry and Taylor Lautner were considered for the role before they eventually settled on Kurt Russell. 4. Scenes where Paul Walker's face would be visible the film's production relied on Weta Digital a production company created by Peter Jackson best known for its work on the character Gollum in The Lord of the Rings franchise and Caesar in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. 5. According to piracy tracking site Excipio, the film was downloaded illegally 2.59 million times in four days (April 2-6) through various torrent sites. India was the top country for piracy of the film with 578,000 downloads followed by Pakistan (321,000), China (289,000), the U.S. (251,000) and the UK (101,000) 6. Kara and Riley are the only two MMA fighters Letty Ortiz has fought in the series. 7. Jack mimicking his dad saying cars dont fly ends up coming true three times first time was Caucasus Mountains, second time Abu Dhabi, and third when Dom drives his charger off of parking lot building but appears to miss the helicopter and crashes. 8. Hector was supposed to have a large role in Furious 7 being a main character and joining the family however the film was rewritten. 9. Furious 7 a television in Hobbs hospital room features a clip of the November 16, 1991 Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida State Seminoles game. Dwayne Johnson was a defensive player on the Miami Hurricanes and participated in the November 1991 game. 10. Furious 7 makes an oblique reference to Hobbs's "Hulk" nickname, with an episode the 1978 television series, The Incredible Hulk. It was also mentioned in Hobbs & Shaw that Deckard Shaw calls him "She-Hulk" 11. Jordana Brewster (Mia) had to shoot her scenes at the very end of filming, because of her lead role on the since-canceled Dallas (2012) television series. She has stated that it was immensely difficult given that most of her scenes were with her onscreen husband Brian and by the time her scenes were filmed Paul Walker had already died requiring her to perform scenes with either one of Paul's two brothers acting as his body double or with him inserted via computer graphics or footage from an earlier film.
After Furious 6 torn up Memorial Day weekend 2013 and broke mad records, F7 was announced for release in summer 2014. I was excited about James Wan as director, plot details, adding cast members and then some. Paul Walker had 4 films in 2013 including Furious 6. On Thanksgiving weekend of the same year, the cast and crew were taking holiday break from filming F7. Between this time, he just turned 40. Opening day 2015, i saw this in IMAX as well. Everything at all levels and as much as expected. We were all mourning as fans and the love was so well felt. The cultural impact of this franchise grew stronger. Furious 7 grossed over $1 billion worldwide and The Fast Saga became Universal Pictures' biggest franchise ever.
I can't believe this year is 10 years since Paul left us. I was younger so I didn't get it but obviously now that I'm older I get why this movie hits people because it hit me today
The CGI at the end of Paul looking at Vin is from Fast Five when they are racing the police cars at night. I remember Paul's death. Having grown up with the fast movies through the years from the very first one. It hit hard when he passed. One of those deaths that doesn't seem real.
I went to a Fast X advanced release today, and I immediately thought of you guys, when the movie finished… it’s so CRAZY! You’re going to love it , so many surprises!
I was watching a show that had Paul Walkers close friends and family saying that he was thinking about stopping at Furious 7. He wanted to stop doing action films and spend more time with his daughter. If you can find the show it’s worth watching. It’s called Autopsy Paul Walker. A Dr looks over all the evidence surrounding a famous persons death to look for another reason the person could’ve died or explain the evidence for people to understand better.
I love you guy’s channel man. I love how you guy love the fast and furious franchise as much as I do . This one was funny asf but also very emotional…. I thank you guy for this flashback back…. FOR PAUL 💙🙏🏾🕊️ …… let get ready for Fast X
Damn I cried again...I can't listen to that song without crying. He was a beautiful human in real life as well. He did loads of charity work and never posted or boasted about it. 😭😭😭
Brian O’Connor was one of the first movie characters I loved as a kid. So when at 15 I learned Paul Walker had died, it really shook me. This ending still makes me cry. I know the franchise continues after this movie but it ends for me here. The family are all home, together with a bitter sweet ending cause of the meaningful loss the family took. This was a satisfying conclusion, the rest feels like filler
I was born in 1980, and there's been only 2 deaths outside of family that has effected me. Diana Paul Walker I feel they are genuinely good people, which is why it effected so many.
I grew up watching these movies, and idolized Paul.. hell I even dressed like his character in these movies..I remember exactly where I was when My friends and I found out he passed away, we were literally in a theatre after watching another movie and my friend checked Twitter and read a TMZ tweet out loud.. I thought he was bullshitting so I got on my phone and saw it for myself.. When I got home I spent the rest of the night reading tweet after tweet, scrolling through facebook, watching every news video that was available.. I balled my eyes out knowing he was never coming back.. It just stung so much, he was my favourite actor and these films shaped part of my personality.. To this day, this ending literally is a gut punch.. seeing how Tyreese was at the crash scene, hearing Vin trying to bring the crowd together and being as strong as possible knowing deep inside it was just killing him.. I don’t think there was a dry eye in the theatre when this movie ended and the white screen came up with “For Paul” can’t believe its been ten years since he passed.. Rest Easy Paul.
When I discovered Paul died i didn’t even watch Furious 7 yet. and for 2 years I didn’t even want to watch it. My brother managed to get me the courage to see it. I was in tears afterward . And it took me another few years before i could watch the 8th after it came out. 😢
Enough to make a grown man cry. Paul was just that great of a person as well as his talent. His love for cars just made this whole thing truly special. Will forever be grateful to have the opportunity to see his talent and him grow as a person through the fast sequel.
I love Furious 7 I go back to it whenever I do rewatches but man that ending always gets me. I'm not an emotional person when it comes to movies but man this movie and Logan both had me in tears when I first saw them and whenever I rewatch them
Ima keep it a buck, I was in the car when I got the news of Pauls passing and i cried the whole way home... Seeing the movie is always bitter sweet, he was a huge inspiration to me growing up for his passion for cars and the fact he used his money for humanitarian efforts, I was lost when he passed. I also think it should've ended with this one it was a nice tribute at the end but they kept going... the 10th is the last one i'm going to see whether it be the last or not.
Guys it's ok how you feel we all loved Paul myself I'm am 58yr old it sucks when died but least we all love him as actor and a person Paul always be in our hearts
Not a struggle trying to put the Yoda Christmas hat and durag over your face hahahahaa the true struggle lmaooo but for real though I truly appreciate your realness on Paul tribute got me nothing but tears 😢 #tearsofthestruggle
I've seen this movie *six times* in the cinema. I had tears in my eyes every time when I left the cinema hall. This is definitely my favorite part of the series!!
Wow this just reminded me i gotta do my catch up for the fast X premier….i watch every movie each time a movie comes out…ima have to fast watch through the week😂😂😂
Fantastic movie. Wonderful send off for Brian & Paul Walker. Fun fact: The scene with God's Eye & the drone was inspired by Eagle Eye. And the white Supra at the end was actually Paul Walker's car. What were the extended scenes????
Awesome reaction, and I'm still heartbroken at the loss of Paul Walker 😞. What was he and his pal thinking speeding in that Porsche Carerra GT that day?? See....us guys can cry too.😊 After the 7th one I only watched part 8 and feel out with watching anymore of them. 4 deaths hit me really bad....losing Michael Jackson and my gran in 2009, the great Peter Falk in 2011, and then Paul Walker in 2013.
Yeah I'm with you guys I cry when he passed away as well ❤️🩹 he's with us I guess and spirit his brother's going to be in the CGI still in the tenth one and I believe his daughter's going to be the the great Paul Walker's daughter Mr O'Connor Brian O'Connor's the original fast and furious together with the rest of the family. God rest your soul.❤❤️🩹❤️💗💞❤️🔥🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
The ending still gets me. I remember I saw Furious 7 with my brother and one of our cousins. We left the screening of the film and we were in tears. Then some time later the cousin we went with to see Furious 7 called us and told us his brother died. And it was months after we saw the film. We used the song see you again for his funeral. And seeing how the cast and crew grew over the years and became like a family. Then Paul died and it felt like they lost a brother. A family member. The ending was a beautiful tribute to Paul Walker. When I found out he died my sister told me and I didn't really believe her till I looked online. And saw that it was true and I told my brother and he was shocked. When we got home in the evening we saw the news. Paul Walker R.I.P
The PW Tribute at the end still hits. I still personally prefer 5 & 6, as the "plots" in those movies felt more organic. This one really felt like just going from one action set-piece to the next. Still super fun though. I know they *could've* ended the series here with the PW tribute, but I'm actually cool with them continuing. Had PW not passed, these movies were still gonna keep going. And also by this point in the series, the movies had evolved to be more about the ensemble, as opposed to just one or two people. I truly enjoy the fact the cast just keeps growing while still keeping the same core actors/characters. You guys hit it on the head, as to why, despite how stupid this shit is, we're invested: because we have an attachment to these characters.
This is the only movie in the Fast and Furious franchise that I hate the most. Like Tokyo Drift was the start of my love for the franchise cause it's the first movie that got me into Fast and Furious. So if it wasn't for Tokyo Drift, I wouldn't even be into this franchise in the first place. Whereas 6 kind of almost got me into it but not fully. Now 8 solidified it for me and got into the franchise fully and now I'm here waiting for Fast X to come out.
I still don't think it's near as good as 5 or 6, but it's for Paul, so I'll say this should've been the last one. Even though I hate Han and Giselle dying in 6, I'll accept that for Paul and Brian to get their send-off.
If you don’t cry at the end of this film you have no soul at all. Whether you knew Paul Walker personally or not it’s still so sad. Like M Dogg said as soon as you hear those piano notes from the song - I was 😢
Yeah I can't watch this movie again. this one definitely hit me hard. Haven't watched any after b/c, I dunno, this movie really felt concluded. I'll be hugging myself all night if I watch it again. My husband actually worked with Paul in a 24hr race and said he's a good dude. He'll turn off and on his persona if he's in front of the camera. With or w/o the cameras, he's humble...I still have a picture of them both that I usually share on FB every anniversary.
He didn’t really announce it. He’s still maintaining 10 and 11 are set up as the finale…. But the studio supposedly wants another one after seeing the Final Cut of Fast X
Correction: not a trilogy but, another "Fast and Furious 12". Apparently the studio liked Fast X and wanted it to be three parts..so fast 12 will be the third and final finale of Fast X (which is now officially a trilogy).
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My girl bust our laughing when I started 2 stepping to into remix 😂😅 She use to seeing me hyped like a Ruff Ryder anthem to original Intro Nothing is Overrrrr lol
Also, that Paul Walker tribute towards the end still hits hard asf.
TO THIS DAY
Which is why 7 should’ve been the last movie. Can’t get a better ending than that
Omg I cry everytime I see the ending scene to furious 7
True story: The scene at 32:48 where Paul and Mia are talking about the sandwich was filmed AFTER Paul passed away. I saw a documentary that said Mia saying, "you need to come home" had the cast in tears.
which documentary
@@allinlinares4575 It's called, "The Making of the Fast and Furious Saga was a sh*tshow." It's on TH-cam. I'd link it but YT gets weird about links sometimes. If you search it, it should come right up. It was really well put together.
It seems like they filmed Paul’s part of the conversation before he passed and then they reshoot Jordana’s scenes after to further write Brian out of the franchise
@@venerandoalamaresjr.8910 Correct
@@venerandoalamaresjr.8910ding, ding, DING! 🛎 correct. Paul actually filmed that phone scene before he died and Jordana did her parts after he died. She wasn’t on set when Paul was filming, so after he died it was tough for her to get through the scenes she did havin’ to pretend that Paul was still around, especially in that phone scene.
I remember watching Furious 7 on DVD and seeing Paul Walker was emotional. Honestly this should've been the last movie.
True
Yeah but I believe Vin said in an interview after Paul died that they promised each other that they’d do 10 FF films. So he’s honoring his and Paul’s promise by doing more after Furious 7
I agree. I felt same way that this should've been the last one.
Yeah but then Dom and Letty went to Cuba, and then Hobbs needs help with a mission again.
@@xackwerley9184 welp...now we have 10 so far but we still got 1 more so that will be 11 in total
I attended the special early LA screening for this film, Vin showed up to speak at the event, he had just come from the hospital where his daughter had just been born, a daughter he named Pauline after Paul. Vin also recently walked Paul’s daughter Meadow down the aisle at her wedding. The love of this cast is real.
yes it is you should look up the video where roman ator give vine big car you see how good friends they
There's a few scenes that always gets me...and kinda scary to think how it ended up.
11:27 When Roman said: "Promise me Brian, No more funerals." and then he said: "Just one more."
33:14 Mia thought Brian was saying his last goodbyes. That scene felt so real!
41:38 Dom: "It's never goodbye." Cuz Paul's legacy lived onto his brother Cody.
NGL It was a roller coaster of emotions when i first watched F7, and i'm glad that they filmed with such iconic characters and still manage to level up the action in each series.
Both Cody and Caleb
When I watched this in theatre's for the first time, everyone was in tears. And then there was a standing ovation when the ending message "For Paul" closed out the movie.
They also did a pretty good job with the CGI Paul Walker by using footage & B roll from past movies & his brothers Caleb & Cody.
The last thing I heard Paul did 80% on fast 7 of the movie before he died and his brother stepped in to finish the movie on the last couple scenes but they CGI Paul faces over his brother face at the end saying "you can't leave without saying goodbye"
There's quite a fair amount of stuff in the movie outside of that ending scene that was done by his brothers with Paul's face CGI'd on top of them. If there's a scene where the dialogue sounds a bit off or it's been lifted from a past movie, it was done with his brothers. They also shot scenes where the lighting was barely visible so that it wouldn't be as obvious
There is No Shame in crying for Paul...I always do too. I can't re-watch this movie or listen to that song without crying all over again...each and every time. 😢💔
This would have been the perfect ending for the franchise IMO.
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@@jsmithers. is that your face
@@sastaassh1112 No. Cry 🤡
@@jsmithers.bro what is wrong with you? Vin literally said that Paul hoped the franchise would get at least 10 movies which they’re honoring. Why are you being so insensitive?
@@packedentertainment2866 No. Cry 🤡
I consider F7 the true ending to the Fast and Furious franchise
RIP Paul Walker Sep 12, 1973-November 30, 2013
Some facts
1. The song at the end, "See You Again" by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth, is dedicated to Paul Walker. It received one billion views on TH-cam in 2015, and in July 2017, went on to become the most viewed video on TH-cam at almost 2.9 billion views but has since been surpassed. As of June 2021 the video has more than 5.1 billion views.
2. The white Toyota Supra MK IV used in the ending of Furious 7 is Paul Walker's personal car.
3. Originally, Universal Pictures wanted a big-name celebrity for the role of "Mr. Nobody", when the character was eventually given a larger role in the sequels. They approached Denzel Washington who turned down the role. Deepika Padukone, Halle Berry and Taylor Lautner were considered for the role before they eventually settled on Kurt Russell.
4. Scenes where Paul Walker's face would be visible the film's production relied on Weta Digital a production company created by Peter Jackson best known for its work on the character Gollum in The Lord of the Rings franchise and Caesar in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.
5. According to piracy tracking site Excipio, the film was downloaded illegally 2.59 million times in four days (April 2-6) through various torrent sites. India was the top country for piracy of the film with 578,000 downloads followed by Pakistan (321,000), China (289,000), the U.S. (251,000) and the UK (101,000)
6. Kara and Riley are the only two MMA fighters Letty Ortiz has fought in the series.
7. Jack mimicking his dad saying cars dont fly ends up coming true three times first time was Caucasus Mountains, second time Abu Dhabi, and third when Dom drives his charger off of parking lot building but appears to miss the helicopter and crashes.
8. Hector was supposed to have a large role in Furious 7 being a main character and joining the family however the film was rewritten.
9. Furious 7 a television in Hobbs hospital room features a clip of the November 16, 1991 Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida State Seminoles game. Dwayne Johnson was a defensive player on the Miami Hurricanes and participated in the November 1991 game.
10. Furious 7 makes an oblique reference to Hobbs's "Hulk" nickname, with an episode the 1978 television series, The Incredible Hulk. It was also mentioned in Hobbs & Shaw that Deckard Shaw calls him "She-Hulk"
11. Jordana Brewster (Mia) had to shoot her scenes at the very end of filming, because of her lead role on the since-canceled Dallas (2012) television series. She has stated that it was immensely difficult given that most of her scenes were with her onscreen husband Brian and by the time her scenes were filmed Paul Walker had already died requiring her to perform scenes with either one of Paul's two brothers acting as his body double or with him inserted via computer graphics or footage from an earlier film.
@@SunfaelloMusic np
Yeah me too
@@Elias-gf7mf f7 felt like a proper conclusion after that it just went full fan fiction and too over the top b action movie vibes
This is one of my favorite fast and furious movies out of the franchise ❤ and the ending tribute to Paul walker still makes me tear up. 😢😢
After Furious 6 torn up Memorial Day weekend 2013 and broke mad records, F7 was announced for release in summer 2014.
I was excited about James Wan as director, plot details, adding cast members and then some.
Paul Walker had 4 films in 2013 including Furious 6.
On Thanksgiving weekend of the same year, the cast and crew were taking holiday break from filming F7.
Between this time, he just turned 40.
Opening day 2015, i saw this in IMAX as well.
Everything at all levels and as much as expected.
We were all mourning as fans and the love was so well felt.
The cultural impact of this franchise grew stronger.
Furious 7 grossed over $1 billion worldwide and The Fast Saga became Universal Pictures' biggest franchise ever.
It’s been 10 years to this day now 💔🕊️
I can't believe this year is 10 years since Paul left us. I was younger so I didn't get it but obviously now that I'm older I get why this movie hits people because it hit me today
38:35 my boy was about to release the most tremendous sneeze in eternity
Doesn't matter how many times I watch this movie, that ending always hits me 😢
Anyone who didn't cry or clowns people for crying at the end probably never lost a true best friend in their life, I miss you Keith. RIP
The CGI at the end of Paul looking at Vin is from Fast Five when they are racing the police cars at night.
I remember Paul's death. Having grown up with the fast movies through the years from the very first one. It hit hard when he passed. One of those deaths that doesn't seem real.
I went to a Fast X advanced release today, and I immediately thought of you guys, when the movie finished… it’s so CRAZY! You’re going to love it , so many surprises!
The thumbnail is me every single time I watch this movie. Rip Paul Walker 🥺❤️
10 years… rip Paul. We miss you👼🏻💙
I was watching a show that had Paul Walkers close friends and family saying that he was thinking about stopping at Furious 7. He wanted to stop doing action films and spend more time with his daughter. If you can find the show it’s worth watching. It’s called Autopsy Paul Walker. A Dr looks over all the evidence surrounding a famous persons death to look for another reason the person could’ve died or explain the evidence for people to understand better.
I love you guy’s channel man. I love how you guy love the fast and furious franchise as much as I do . This one was funny asf but also very emotional…. I thank you guy for this flashback back…. FOR PAUL 💙🙏🏾🕊️ …… let get ready for Fast X
Fun trivia fact: Denzel Washington actually turned down the role that eventually went to Kurt Russell....
Damn I cried again...I can't listen to that song without crying. He was a beautiful human in real life as well. He did loads of charity work and never posted or boasted about it. 😭😭😭
I will never forget this movie…i felt very attached to Brian O’Conner n it hit harder knowin cuh passed away irl.
Brian O’Connor was one of the first movie characters I loved as a kid. So when at 15 I learned Paul Walker had died, it really shook me. This ending still makes me cry. I know the franchise continues after this movie but it ends for me here. The family are all home, together with a bitter sweet ending cause of the meaningful loss the family took. This was a satisfying conclusion, the rest feels like filler
I was born in 1980, and there's been only 2 deaths outside of family that has effected me.
Diana
Paul Walker
I feel they are genuinely good people, which is why it effected so many.
Besides the emotions, really enjoyed the discussion/review. I like that you guys can still enjoy this franchise.
I grew up watching these movies, and idolized Paul.. hell I even dressed like his character in these movies..I remember exactly where I was when My friends and I found out he passed away, we were literally in a theatre after watching another movie and my friend checked Twitter and read a TMZ tweet out loud.. I thought he was bullshitting so I got on my phone and saw it for myself.. When I got home I spent the rest of the night reading tweet after tweet, scrolling through facebook, watching every news video that was available.. I balled my eyes out knowing he was never coming back.. It just stung so much, he was my favourite actor and these films shaped part of my personality.. To this day, this ending literally is a gut punch.. seeing how Tyreese was at the crash scene, hearing Vin trying to bring the crowd together and being as strong as possible knowing deep inside it was just killing him.. I don’t think there was a dry eye in the theatre when this movie ended and the white screen came up with “For Paul” can’t believe its been ten years since he passed.. Rest Easy Paul.
When I discovered Paul died i didn’t even watch Furious 7 yet. and for 2 years I didn’t even want to watch it. My brother managed to get me the courage to see it. I was in tears afterward . And it took me another few years before i could watch the 8th after it came out. 😢
Enough to make a grown man cry. Paul was just that great of a person as well as his talent. His love for cars just made this whole thing truly special. Will forever be grateful to have the opportunity to see his talent and him grow as a person through the fast sequel.
You guys seem so genuine! Amazing reactions 💙
I was crying my eyes bro. Thank you guys for making me laugh and smile ❤
Dom meeting Helena was awkward alright since that leads to Fate of the Furious. She was clearly hiding something.
I love Furious 7 I go back to it whenever I do rewatches but man that ending always gets me. I'm not an emotional person when it comes to movies but man this movie and Logan both had me in tears when I first saw them and whenever I rewatch them
21:11 not sure how true this is but I heard that this was the first time Leddy and Brian ever talked to each other before in a faf movie.
Ima keep it a buck, I was in the car when I got the news of Pauls passing and i cried the whole way home... Seeing the movie is always bitter sweet, he was a huge inspiration to me growing up for his passion for cars and the fact he used his money for humanitarian efforts, I was lost when he passed.
I also think it should've ended with this one it was a nice tribute at the end but they kept going... the 10th is the last one i'm going to see whether it be the last or not.
Guys it's ok how you feel we all loved Paul myself I'm am 58yr old it sucks when died but least we all love him as actor and a person Paul always be in our hearts
Good lord the ending... Still hurts...
Not a struggle trying to put the Yoda Christmas hat and durag over your face hahahahaa the true struggle lmaooo but for real though I truly appreciate your realness on Paul tribute got me nothing but tears 😢 #tearsofthestruggle
20:55 literally 😂, 27:18 man looked like “no this nigga did not pick up this car”
You guys are the goats and I have so much respect for y’all 🎉😊
11:37 my favorite chase scene. Dom hauled ass
Absolutely amazing movie and that ending still makes me cry so much every time, Rest in Peace Paul Walker and thank you for everything 😭🙏
The extended cut of F8 is the hardest one to get. At least it was. But there were good extended scenes
Real man will cry on this movie dope reaction guys
This movie is so emotional 😭
I've seen this movie *six times* in the cinema. I had tears in my eyes every time when I left the cinema hall.
This is definitely my favorite part of the series!!
Wow this just reminded me i gotta do my catch up for the fast X premier….i watch every movie each time a movie comes out…ima have to fast watch through the week😂😂😂
I cried when I saw this in theaters, this was my favorite for Paul 😢
All these years later and that song still hurts.
That ending never fails make me tear up
I think M-Dogg is right if Shaw can survive that plane then Gal Gadot can come back
After this long this still makes me cry Paul was my FAVORITE ACTOR dude was the person everybody wanted to be so down to earth this one still hurts
RIP PAUL WALKER!!!!!!!!!!! I FREAKING LOVE THIS SONG, SEE YOU AGAIN!!!!!!!!
Fantastic movie. Wonderful send off for Brian & Paul Walker. Fun fact: The scene with God's Eye & the drone was inspired by Eagle Eye. And the white Supra at the end was actually Paul Walker's car. What were the extended scenes????
Soon as that Charlie Puth and Wiz came on drew called it curtains. Literally 😢😂
The ending of this movie still hard oh my god 😥💔💔
It’s the way you said “it’s a transformers” 😂
Awesome reaction, and I'm still heartbroken at the loss of Paul Walker 😞. What was he and his pal thinking speeding in that Porsche Carerra GT that day?? See....us guys can cry too.😊 After the 7th one I only watched part 8 and feel out with watching anymore of them. 4 deaths hit me really bad....losing Michael Jackson and my gran in 2009, the great Peter Falk in 2011, and then Paul Walker in 2013.
Yeah I'm with you guys I cry when he passed away as well ❤️🩹 he's with us I guess and spirit his brother's going to be in the CGI still in the tenth one and I believe his daughter's going to be the the great Paul Walker's daughter Mr O'Connor Brian O'Connor's the original fast and furious together with the rest of the family. God rest your soul.❤❤️🩹❤️💗💞❤️🔥🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
For Paul.
35:05 you tried it 😂😂
The ending still gets me. I remember I saw Furious 7 with my brother and one of our cousins. We left the screening of the film and we were in tears. Then some time later the cousin we went with to see Furious 7 called us and told us his brother died. And it was months after we saw the film. We used the song see you again for his funeral. And seeing how the cast and crew grew over the years and became like a family. Then Paul died and it felt like they lost a brother. A family member. The ending was a beautiful tribute to Paul Walker. When I found out he died my sister told me and I didn't really believe her till I looked online. And saw that it was true and I told my brother and he was shocked. When we got home in the evening we saw the news. Paul Walker R.I.P
His name is Hector in all the movies that he is in
YALL THE GOATS !!! STRUGLENATION FOREVER!!
Man I haven’t watched any of them since Paul died. I’m not ok to watch this with you, but here we go anyway!
R.I.P. Paul Walker Aka Brian O’Connor
💖💫🤍🙏🏽
Yeah dude I always cry watching this scene
As far as the ending goes. It technically ends at the beach. I usually just shut it off and then pop in the next one.
deckard shaw's entrance is just SO brutal...
The PW Tribute at the end still hits. I still personally prefer 5 & 6, as the "plots" in those movies felt more organic. This one really felt like just going from one action set-piece to the next. Still super fun though. I know they *could've* ended the series here with the PW tribute, but I'm actually cool with them continuing. Had PW not passed, these movies were still gonna keep going. And also by this point in the series, the movies had evolved to be more about the ensemble, as opposed to just one or two people. I truly enjoy the fact the cast just keeps growing while still keeping the same core actors/characters. You guys hit it on the head, as to why, despite how stupid this shit is, we're invested: because we have an attachment to these characters.
The ending will bring a grown man to his knees
shit I'm over here laughing at drew then I start tearing up.
Brian Tyler did such great music for this franchise since tokyo drift, in furious 6 he was replaced but came back for part 7, 8, 9, 10
19:08 Yes, many people didn't notice that. So I'm not the only one :D cool .. Hello Fanziii (Korpi)
This is the only movie in the Fast and Furious franchise that I hate the most. Like Tokyo Drift was the start of my love for the franchise cause it's the first movie that got me into Fast and Furious. So if it wasn't for Tokyo Drift, I wouldn't even be into this franchise in the first place. Whereas 6 kind of almost got me into it but not fully. Now 8 solidified it for me and got into the franchise fully and now I'm here waiting for Fast X to come out.
Paul finished 80 percent of the movie before he died
I still don't think it's near as good as 5 or 6, but it's for Paul, so I'll say this should've been the last one. Even though I hate Han and Giselle dying in 6, I'll accept that for Paul and Brian to get their send-off.
No matter how many times a mf watch this movie the ending will always hit you hard. Rest in peace Paul 🙏🏾
Only movie in the whole world where me can't stop crying PAUL WALKER is a True LEGEND
If you don’t cry at the end of this film you have no soul at all. Whether you knew Paul Walker personally or not it’s still so sad. Like M Dogg said as soon as you hear those piano notes from the song - I was 😢
I cried so much at this
Grown men crying infront of a camera now that takes a real man ❤ for paul
The fast movies aren’t the same without Paul Walker RIP 😭
Love y’all happy Friday
Yeah I can't watch this movie again. this one definitely hit me hard. Haven't watched any after b/c, I dunno, this movie really felt concluded. I'll be hugging myself all night if I watch it again. My husband actually worked with Paul in a 24hr race and said he's a good dude. He'll turn off and on his persona if he's in front of the camera. With or w/o the cameras, he's humble...I still have a picture of them both that I usually share on FB every anniversary.
Greatest..... Reaction... Duo ever!!!
26:58
Great reaction you guys. I hope ya'll react to The Fate of The Furious (Fast & Furious 8)
What got me was when Mia said "Don't do that " Smmfh
5/6/7 are the perfect action trilogy
Vin just announced another Trilogy
No way
He didn’t really announce it. He’s still maintaining 10 and 11 are set up as the finale…. But the studio supposedly wants another one after seeing the Final Cut of Fast X
Correction: not a trilogy but, another "Fast and Furious 12". Apparently the studio liked Fast X and wanted it to be three parts..so fast 12 will be the third and final finale of Fast X (which is now officially a trilogy).
@@Aragonsdick5170 It’s a mini trilogy starting with x. I know what I’m talking about. Stay in your place
@@mikebryant8507 your call buddy. 👍.
funniest reaction channel on TH-cam
Hey , we are waiting for your reaction to the Meg 2 reaction 😁 it's already out
Hackers have evolved indeed 🥵😳
Everytime i watch this movie i cried😢😢😢😢
Same reaction at the end 😭 every time