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This has to be the most absurd entry of this long-running franchise, considering the fact they went to space in F9: The Fast Saga. Writers Justin Lin and Dan Mazeau embrace the obnoxious, bombastic yet utterly inconsistent storytelling approach that…
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If you have been watching the Fast and Furious movies for the last two decades, you have already bought into the ridiculousness and turn-your-brain-off entertainment built into the franchise’s DNA. F9 is not only more of the same, it acknowledges…
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Bloodshot opens like you expect any non Fast and Furious Vin Diesel vehicle to open: with our protagonist Ray Garrison (Vin Diesel) striding into a firefight to rescue a hostage. It soon shifts to Garrison meeting with his wife and…
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