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Summary Rewatching all the Fast and Furious movies in release order reveals a lot about the Fast Saga, including where it all changed, and why the timeline is so confusing. The Fast and Furious movies have made for one of the most successful franchises in Hollywood history, having grossed over $7 billion at the box office with 11 movies. This includes the main 10 installments of the Fast Saga and Hobbs and Shaw. The series will now continue with the upcoming Fast & Furious 11.
14 Tyrese’s Roman Pearce Was Supposed To Be Dom’s Replacement Roman Was Brian’s New Best Friend In 2 Fast 2 Furious Close 2 Fast 2 Furious was nowhere near as good as the first movie, but it gives us Tyrese Gibson’s Roman Pearce. Arguably the funniest character in the franchise, Roman changed a lot after his first appearance in the 2003 movie. 2 Fast 2 Furious introduces Roman as an obvious substitute for Dominic Toretto, who was not in the film.
12 Fast & Furious’ Timeline Confusion Is Hilarious In Hindsight It Was All Because Of Han Close Fast and Furious’ timeline is infamously known for being very confusing. However, in hindsight, it is hilarious how a relatively simple series of action films turned out to have such a confusing chronology. It all traces back to the decision to bring back Sung Kang’s Han in Fast & Furious after the character died in Tokyo Drift.
10 Dom Became A Superhero Between The First And Fourth Movies Dominic Toretto Became A More Cartoonish Character Close Fast and Furious may have always been an action franchise, but I cannot deny that things changed very drastically from The Fast and the Furious to Fast & Furious . This is particularly true for Dominic Toretto, who gained superpowers between movies. Dom was though, a scary guy in the first film, but everything about him seemed plausible.
6 The Justice For Han Campaign Was Justified The Fate Of The Furious Insulted Han Close I still don’t understand how Dominic Toretto could welcome Deckard Shaw into his family’s barbecue after what he did to Han. Yes, Han was not dead after all, but that was a retcon. For all intents and purposes, Han had been killed by Shaw. Even though Statham’s character saved Toretto’s son, The Fate of the Furious asks us to ignore Han for a while. This is why the “Justice for Han” campaign was justified.
3 F9’s Jakob Toretto Story Is Really Hard To Buy Jakob’s Story Doesn’t Make Sense Close John Cena was a great addition to the Fast and Furious family, but Jakob Toretto’s story is still hard to buy. Fast and Furious needed a replacement for Hobbs following Diesel and Johnson’s public feud, but Jakob’s story was too big of a retcon. F9 wanted us to believe that neither Dom nor Mia had completely ignored their brother for years when the entire saga had been about family.
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