The Fate of The Furious, Review
Critic reviews
Like other recent movies in the popular franchise, this one settles into effortless cruise control, escalated only by its extravagant stunt sequences. Full review
Punctuated by crashes and drums of doom, this film moves to a dependable blockbuster beat.Full review
Fate is the first film in the series to be conceived after the death of Paul Walker, and the absence shows.Full review
If the audience ever slipped into idle for 30 seconds, they'd realize just how physics-defying and ridiculous this frenetic cinematic shebang really is. Full review
The Fate of the Furious is a solid addition to the franchise, but falls short of the bar set by recent Fast & Furious installments. Full review
Soulless, graceless, witless, incoherent—even for the franchise—and, not incidentally, brain-numbingly long at 136 minutes. Full review
A movie to which the brake pedal is but a rumour. If you can’t abide the Fast franchise, you’ll be furious, but fans will have a nitrous oxide blast. Full review
Honestly, Fast and the Furious franchise is getting old and they're definitely running out of steam. This one's certainly not the best of the lot! Full review
Is it so much to ask for dialogue that doesn’t make you roll your eyes throughout “F8”? Or, you know, a story that adds up? Full review
“Fate” gives fans of the franchise exactly what they want, provided they can ditch logic as easily as the movie does. Full review
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