Walker's death doesn't equal good movie

Rating: 6/10 (17 May 2016)

Let me start by saying that I was emotionally touched by the tribute they gave to Paul Walker. It was so special and I feel sad by his death even though I have only ever seen him in Fast and Furious. His death however does not make this a good movie.
Sure it had good moments and it was full of action and nice cars going fast. However what bothered me most was how Jason Statham felt like a totally ignored opportunity as the main villain here. The writers included too many aspects to this movie. Kurt Russel and his gang of black ops characters felt completely misplaced here.
The truly unrealistic portion of this movie is how Statham, a highly trained assassin who has an exceptional military training, defeats a man like Dwayne Johnson who's twice as big as Vin Diesel and could easily one punch a guy like Statham. Yet Torretto and his street fighting skills were enough to defeat him. Basically with pure anger. Something every true fighter knows to avoid when entering a fight.
The ending was truly disappointing as it lasted too long. I cannot see how in any realm after 9\11 in the US it's possible for a private party to bring out an attack chopper in a highly populated area without being shot down 2 seconds after by fighter jets.
Totally unrealistic overblown action flick with second grade actors. The only thing that makes it great is the cars.