Fast X review: Contrary To Its Title..?
The plot of Fast X centres on Dante's (Jason Momoa) scheme to exact revenge on Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel). While Dom and his family have consistently battled against insurmountable obstacles, this time will be different. The most dangerous foe they have ever encountered must be faced by them. While Dante takes whatever actions are necessary to kill Dom, everything and everyone that Dom loves will be in risk. The Fast family will be plagued by their past deeds when everything is on the line. Will they beat the opposition in speed?
The Fast and Furious family has been seen going crazy to defend themselves from bad guys. The family has accomplished everything, from blowing up landmarks to travelling to space. With Fast X, director Louis Leterrier aims to demonstrate how the family may remain close despite being separated by great distances. Dante is the first to stand out since he seems to be a madman who wants Dom's head off. He won't give up until his goals are met.
It is reasonable to assume that Jason carries this movie, which seems to be the beginning of the end, while Vin does what he does best, which is talk about family. Fast X is filled with exciting situations, such the automobile chases full with adrenaline and the bombing of Rome. What the tenth installment will provide is quite obvious given the previous nine flicks. There are a lot of people in this movie who will come back and surprise you. We also have recent additions like Brie Larson, who seeks to replace Mr. Nobody, alongside them.
