The longest beer commercial you'll see this year.

Rating: 5/10 (6 April 2015)

If you're seeing this movie because you think Paul Walker will know somehow, you're wrong. Also, his family's probably pretty well off, with the 25 million dollar estate that was handed down upon his death to his daughter.
Just because you saw him on a screen, doesn't mean you're family. Use reason. Respect the living; simply remember the dead. It is not necessary for everyone to know how sad an actor's death makes you. You don't have to be the most mournful. You don't have to be mournful at all, if you didn't know him, or the family.
He's been dead for close to a year and a half, by the by, so this ain't "too soon". People already forgot about Robin Williams.
I never met Paul, and so I'll review the movie as a movie.
The action sequences in this film are mostly good. Fight choreography, also pretty good. It's all meant to be over-the-top, and while they take great liberties with physics, it's fun to watch.
The "story" and "acting" sequences in-between the action are awful, often ridiculous, especially near the end, when, at one point, they eschew medical procedures for a friggin' story - and that works, somehow.
You may not have seen this many clichés and catch-phrases in another movie, so that's something they might have achieved. Not good clichés, mind you, just borrowed ones from every other action movie you've ever seen.
So many "nick-of-time" sequences were included, it's hard to stay on the edge of your seat for the whole movie, and eventually, everything becomes somewhat too "extreme", and subsequently deflated.
The tribute to Paul Walker at the end was very tasteful, well done, but that isn't going to gain it anything in the "movie quality" department.
The movie itself is not much of a tribute to anyone, and will quickly be forgotten by this viewer.
The 5/10 is for the work the guys behind the scenes did to make this thing worth watching in some way; the digital guys, the choreographers, the coaches, etc.
The end sets everything up for "FF:InfuriEight" (suggested title).
Theater:No; Buy:No; Rent:Yes, Free:Yes.