It’s the only Fast and Furious movie that matters. The only good one. Cinema has never been better. This is probably my favorite movie of all time.
It’s crazy that the only movie in the the two decade franchise with charisma and style is the most often forgotten. It slaps.
This thing kicks so much ass. One of the best times in theaters I’ve had in a while. Complete surprise, it’s got everything.
The real kicker for me was that I was trying to decide between this and seeing The Room showing across the hall, complete with a Greg Sestero appearance.
I don’t regret my choice at all, and I still got to see Greg in the lobby beforehand. Who’s the real winner?
I like Selena but…this has no structure or substance beyond a mild showcasing of her struggles. Don’t really understand the point of this. She talks about wanting to use her platform for changing the conversation around mental health then spends 0 minutes here doing that. A lot of jumping around and briefly touching on topics. All feels very disingenuous.
After their showdown in SFV, Ryu showed up in SF6 looking like he’s gone through some shit. I’m glad he was able to put this M. Bison chucklehead in his past for good, even if it came 20 years later. Unless…
