It may be classified as a action movie. But to me,Furious 7 is one of the saddest movies I've seen. Brian and Mia's phone call. The ending and song. "For Paul".
Jason Statham was also really solid and menacing as the bad guy. The sequels just made him only another generic badass tough guy like most of Jason statham movies recently but in this one he was great. Also I loved James Wan stilysh and colorful direction
After Furious 7, I never watched another F&F movie at the theaters, with the exception of Hobbs & Shaw. I saw Furious 7 at the same movie theater I watched the first Fast & Furious movie back in 2001. Everything really did come full circle.
I checked at fast 5, i have watched 7 but it just made me really sad. Paul is probably the only movie star death that broke my heart, he was so good in movies and in life.
This is my favorite one in the series. It was actually the first Fast and Furious I watched and the first to own on dvd. It’s a good movie and it’s very sad on what happened to Paul. At least they gave him that beautiful send off.
I remember the day it happened like it was only a couple of years ago. I was 16 when it happened. Ironically, i was watching F4 that day and then a couple hours after i finished it, my boy calls me up to break the news. Sometimes i still can't believe it. And then seeing 7 opening day was just a whole other level of multiple emotions. True, the rest of the movies aren't as special, but, personally, i think they're still good. I'll agree that 9 isn't very good. That's an exception. Other than that one, I've enjoyed every sequel and i honestly am looking forward to the next one. Rip Paul 🙏
The one thing I hate about the movies after Paul’s death is that we’re supposed to believe that Paul is staying at home with his kids while Mia is out there on adventures? And they don’t mention that at all?
I don't know whether it would be classed as bad taste or not but I would have had Jason Mamoa's character kill Brian off screen in Fast X to show he means business.
It really is a shame, they could have ended the franchise on a high note, but instead they went for the cash grab and it seems like the objective isto ride it until the wheels fall off, which luckily seems like it will be sooner than later.
I was done with this franchise and then Wan got the job so I had to go back and catch up. Now I'm completely invested every time these films come out. They can thank him for my money 🤔
Yup, the series should've end with this film. The series just go more sillier with the whole foes became friends/family and the people who died suddenly came back in the later sequels.
FF7 is my favourite in the franchise followed by 6,5,4,3, in that order... James wann did well...the sequels after 7 are losing it to too over the head car scenes... F-10, was even bad for me...
People make me laugh when they say 'it should have ended after this.' The movie business is still a business. You think they are trying to make Shakespeare but in reality they are trying to make money. No studio is going to walk away from a franchise after the last entry made $1.5 billion. I guarantee no one on the board of Universal Studios uttered the words 'paul is dead so lets move on to something else.' Obviously the conversation went more like, 'paul is dead so lets move on without him.'
You're right, only the latter didn't live up as expected... FF7 world wide taking may have being contributed by the passing and goodbye ending for Paul Walker but it was indeed a good movie
Then why does the box office keep declining Fast 7 made 1.5 billion, 8 1.2 billion, 9 made 726 million, and 10 714 million and was supposed to make 900 million you think everybody still cares the franchise is washed
The main franchise should've ended from a romantic perspective. Nothing to stop the hobbs and sure type spinoffs still....and it would have saved us all from the space bollocks. But studios are money grabbers and the sanctity of a franchise means nothing. They'll kill anything to make sure they've collected every available penny, up to and including Star Wars.
Still my favorite. The first one I ever saw in theaters. Jason Statham is still my favorite villain. Just so bad ass and the way how the movie started.
Ludacris said it himself. Simply put, they just make Too Much money for them to stop... It's literally Easy Money. People will almost always find this sort of stuff entertaining. Idk how... Just a bunch of explosions nowadays
They gave a tasteful and heartfelt farewell to Paul Walker, and was the right moment to end the franchise. But they decided to dilute what was once a great series into a cartoon of its former self.
It may be classified as a action movie. But to me,Furious 7 is one of the saddest movies I've seen. Brian and Mia's phone call. The ending and song. "For Paul".
Jason Statham was also really solid and menacing as the bad guy. The sequels just made him only another generic badass tough guy like most of Jason statham movies recently but in this one he was great. Also I loved James Wan stilysh and colorful direction
RIP Paul 🙏
After Furious 7, I never watched another F&F movie at the theaters, with the exception of Hobbs & Shaw. I saw Furious 7 at the same movie theater I watched the first Fast & Furious movie back in 2001. Everything really did come full circle.
Death Sentence is a GREAT movie. Damn shame more people haven't seen it.
Watching now. How'd this one fly under the radar?
@@sjelliott6660 I don't know, but it kicks major ass. John Goodman owns hard. He should have gotten an award or something.
This is where the fast and furious should’ve ended. I have protested every sequel since.
That’s what I’m saying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It should've. Like I still watch but it's never gonna be the same.
Yeah, they got Massively STOOOOPID after this one ….
Hobbs & Shaw was good. But that's a spinoff
Agreed. Now with deaths no longer mattering because the characters all survive anyway (Han, Giselle).
I checked at fast 5, i have watched 7 but it just made me really sad. Paul is probably the only movie star death that broke my heart, he was so good in movies and in life.
Furious 7 was when the series peeked.
This is my favorite one in the series. It was actually the first Fast and Furious I watched and the first to own on dvd. It’s a good movie and it’s very sad on what happened to Paul. At least they gave him that beautiful send off.
Wann needs more credit with what he did with this movie... he actually made a good fast furious movie
Furious 7 was the last good Fast and Furious film, imo. The ending was touching and respectful to Paul Walker.
James Wan is amazing
I just hope the next AQUAMAN doesn't ruin him
Didn't the investors discover that the crash that took Paul was at around 130ish mph?
I wonder if they realized if they waited a day to release this video it would’ve been on Paul Walker’s Funeral Anniversary, the 14th
Fast and Furious is the most out there movie series. Way over the top.
Rest In Peace Paul Walker.
Fast 7 was a lot of fun, and it was a good sent-off to Paul Walker. After this, the franchise really got ridiculous
Loved Mr Nobody addition
I remember the day it happened like it was only a couple of years ago. I was 16 when it happened. Ironically, i was watching F4 that day and then a couple hours after i finished it, my boy calls me up to break the news. Sometimes i still can't believe it. And then seeing 7 opening day was just a whole other level of multiple emotions. True, the rest of the movies aren't as special, but, personally, i think they're still good. I'll agree that 9 isn't very good. That's an exception. Other than that one, I've enjoyed every sequel and i honestly am looking forward to the next one. Rip Paul 🙏
Well put 🎥 🚘 🕯
Rip ❤
I think Pauls rol in the team was essential as a balance between the hulky guys.
Should also mention the Wiz kahlifa music
Chur very thoughtful
Loved Rock watching Hulk scene
Paul finished 80 percent of scenes
85% to be exact
This narrator is better than the other guy
Bro, are you not going to do fast and furious eight and nine?
The one thing I hate about the movies after Paul’s death is that we’re supposed to believe that Paul is staying at home with his kids while Mia is out there on adventures? And they don’t mention that at all?
They should have removed Mía too and just never mention them ever again.
I don't know whether it would be classed as bad taste or not but I would have had Jason Mamoa's character kill Brian off screen in Fast X to show he means business.
@@AlexGreat321 would have been a great move, use it as motivation.
@@AlexGreat321I think it would feel bad taste even off screen
A point based hit system huh..
Sounds like a candy ass clause
It really is a shame, they could have ended the franchise on a high note, but instead they went for the cash grab and it seems like the objective isto ride it until the wheels fall off, which luckily seems like it will be sooner than later.
Name movie from scene where is Kevin Bacon?
the movie with kevin bacon in it is called "Death sentence"
This is the true ending of the FF series
Anything that comes after is irrelevant
Shut up
Dork
I will say that Hobbs & Shaw is a guilty pleasure. It's a spinoff, so it probably doesn't count. Lol
Once you understand that most of that cast has nothing else going on professionally. They need these films.
@@makatronit's exactly that they know it's all they have and they just keep doing for money they need to let it go
I liked Lucas Black came back
I was done with this franchise and then Wan got the job so I had to go back and catch up. Now I'm completely invested every time these films come out. They can thank him for my money 🤔
Yup, the series should've end with this film. The series just go more sillier with the whole foes became friends/family and the people who died suddenly came back in the later sequels.
FF7 is my favourite in the franchise followed by 6,5,4,3, in that order...
James wann did well...the sequels after 7 are losing it to too over the head car scenes...
F-10, was even bad for me...
People make me laugh when they say 'it should have ended after this.' The movie business is still a business. You think they are trying to make Shakespeare but in reality they are trying to make money. No studio is going to walk away from a franchise after the last entry made $1.5 billion. I guarantee no one on the board of Universal Studios uttered the words 'paul is dead so lets move on to something else.'
Obviously the conversation went more like, 'paul is dead so lets move on without him.'
You're right, only the latter didn't live up as expected...
FF7 world wide taking may have being contributed by the passing and goodbye ending for Paul Walker but it was indeed a good movie
Then why does the box office keep declining Fast 7 made 1.5 billion, 8 1.2 billion, 9 made 726 million, and 10 714 million and was supposed to make 900 million you think everybody still cares the franchise is washed
The last decent fast movie. After this it went down hill
Not just bc they're both Asian, but Wan and Jet Li look like they could brothers.
The main franchise should've ended from a romantic perspective. Nothing to stop the hobbs and sure type spinoffs still....and it would have saved us all from the space bollocks. But studios are money grabbers and the sanctity of a franchise means nothing. They'll kill anything to make sure they've collected every available penny, up to and including Star Wars.
In my opinion this franchise holds up well
I proudly own the huge 9 movie box set
Still my favorite. The first one I ever saw in theaters. Jason Statham is still my favorite villain. Just so bad ass and the way how the movie started.
F/F is a drawn-out soap opera for car boys.
The franchise was never that good, paul walker was an average actor.
RIP
He was avg at best, all he had was the looks. But tragedy gave him nostalgia points.
They should've stopped after this one but vin diesels ego is just too fkn big. And every movie since has been a big f u to the memory of paul
Ludacris said it himself. Simply put, they just make Too Much money for them to stop... It's literally Easy Money. People will almost always find this sort of stuff entertaining. Idk how... Just a bunch of explosions nowadays
Lol, “killed Han”…..
Given how little he did in Fast X they should’ve just left him out
7. All after that is pure plastic.
That's EXACTLY where the series should've stopped. The following installmente were a travesty by ANY ⚖️ scale.
They gave a tasteful and heartfelt farewell to Paul Walker, and was the right moment to end the franchise. But they decided to dilute what was once a great series into a cartoon of its former self.
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Rip PW
Not really
This is where the franchise dies
I stopped watching after 7 lol.
Are we still pretending the guy wasn't a pedo?
Why are you still here! talking nonsense. I told you to leave this place
yawn...
2nd worst film in the franchise for me
Are we still pretending the guy wasn't a pedo?