Apart from Paul Walker tribute, a totally horrible film.

Rating: Null/10 (9 September 2015)

At last, Fast and Furious got merged with Call of Duty! Are you satisfied fellow Americans?
I was watching the first film of the installment the other day, the one who started it all. It's a superb film, simple yet astonishing. How the heck this franchise got that bad? Why do everything have to do with demolitions, collapses, damages in city, cars, property and possibly human lives, estimated in billions?
The film's plot could have easily be over in the first quarter of the film. Use drones and kill that Shaw guy, end it all there. Alas! Vin Diesel has his own, much more efficient (lel) and 101% legit plan.
The film is unrealistic even for an FnF. If you happen to see the film, then search for "If Furious 7 stunts were realistic" on YouTube and enjoy.
Most viewers rate it positively mainly due to the legend of Paul Walker that surrounds the film. The tribute of him at the end of the movie was excellent and touching, and that's why the viewers left the cinema with the best of emotions, hence rated with high scores. BUT no matter how beautiful the tribute is, it cannot undone the all the previous disastrous acting, clichÃ© dialogue, clichÃ© scenes, unrealistic stunts, weak plot and much more. I'd prefer to see the tribute as a separate low-length film...