Fast And furious 7
Its really sad with the untimely passing of Paul Walker, nevertheless Universal Studio chose not to scrap the Fast And Furious franchise, but rescheduled the film to be release one year later from the original date, giving them adequate time to find a solution in regards to Paul Walker's character. So with the help of his brothers, Caleb and Cody, who both has a stark resemblance to their brother, the studio was able to finish shooting the movie. Fast and Furious 7 is set to take place subsequent the death of Owen Shaw and his crew. His older brother, played by the bad ass 'Jason Statham', aware of Toretto and his clique involvement in his brothers death, and sets out after the entire crew seeking revenge. Fast and Furious is expected to be released in April 2015.
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Fast & Furious 7 Review
The Fast and the Furious movie franchise has thrived both critically and commercially in recent years, in part because installments like Fast Five and Fast & Furious 6 have smartly incorporated new genre elements (and a diverse assortment of name actors) into the property’s trademark high-octane racing action. This practice continues with Furious 7, as screenwriter Chris Morgan (who also penned the last four Fast and the Furious movies) has once again blended new flavors into the series’ recipe for success – giving rise to a chapter that should please the franchise’s growing fanbase.
Leaving his own artistic signature on the proceedings here, Wan incorporates visual techniques (zoom shots, vertical camera movement) as well as stylistic choices (fast-mo shots, flashy cuts) that recall his work on such horror films as Saw and The Conjuring. This approach, combined with the efforts of cinematographer Marc Spicer gives rise to a number of exciting and well-choreographed close-quarter fight sequences – as well as the craziest set pieces featured in this franchise to date (teased throughout the movie’s trailers). However, Wan is less successful with the quieter dramatic aspects of the Furious 7 narrative. They don’t fall completely flat, but the moments where characters simply talk tend to feel a little stiff and melodramatic – even by the standards of the Fast and the Furious series. Perhaps this dramatic moment of the film suffered due to the death of Paul Walker, part-way through production. For example, several of the key conversations between characters feel like they must’ve come from script rewrites subsequent Walker’s passing, in order to make Brian’s storyline in the film a fitting way to “retire” the character. Regardless of this installment being a little marred by somewhat-cliche dialogue and inconsistent sequences, it is minuscule to the high-octane action and even the sentimentality that it contains. Furious 7 does well in controlling the excess of starpower & developing a concise storyline that finally interlocks all existing installments. Overall Fast & Furious 7 is intense, yet delicate, and an appropriate send-off to the memory of the late-Paul Walker. 7.8/10 Final Comment: The film is awesome and a great addition to the franchise, yet its not the best, hence its 7.8 ratings. Ultimately the film is overwrought with intense action sequence, leaving little for dialogue. In addition the incredulity of these moments leaves you to wonder the practicality of those events. Nonetheless, the film is exceptional on its own merit and is a good send off for the late Paul Walker. |