I really want to know the process that went on with this film. It feels like they've written the film on the go and tried to get as many clichéd storylines as possible. And to top it all off they've got some fantastic actors who don't seem to know what film they are in.
Worth watching to see a disaster but it is more than damaged, this is truly broken.
Stunning Hitchcockian film. Gutwrenching and painful. The acting is great from an incredible but Gyllenhaal gives a wonderfully measured performance.
The "Fast and the Furious" franchise has been a guilty pleasure since its first outing. It has become more and more absurd so if you know what you are in for it can be enjoyable.
Fast X heightens the absolute insanity to the point where you feel like Charlie Kelly in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" explaining Pepe Silva when describing what you watched. (Try explaining someone driving off the edge of a bridge to knock the back of crane…
