Great Ending To a Great Saga

Rating: 9/10 (4 April 2015)

When Paul Walker died on November 30, 2013, and the filming of Furious 7 was not complete, I'm sure many were wondering how they were going to finish it. Well with being delayed a year for rewrites and for filming to be finished, director James Wan delivers in this epic conclusion with crazy action sequences and heartfelt moments that are notorious in Fast & Furious movies.
After taking down Owen Shaw in Furious 6, Dom and his crew are free; living in Los Angeles and elsewhere enjoying the lives they've worked hard to achieve. Little do they know that Shaw's older brother Deckard is hot on their trail and after killing Han, crippling Hobbs, and blowing up the. Toretto house, the crew realizes they need to stop Him.
Dom and his crew, with the help of Frank Petty, embark on a mission to rescue hacker Ramsey and her device The God's Eye from mercenary Dakande, which will help them find Shaw. What follows are two of the most brilliantly choreographed and edited action sequences in the franchise: the first being jumping out the plane in cars and parachuting to the ground and the second being the race through the Caucasus Mountains. After rescuing Ramsey, they travel to Abu- Dhabi to get The Gods Eye, where they manage to destroy a penthouse and jump three buildings in a car. However, they lose God's Eye to Dakande while trying to find Shaw.
Returning to Los Angeles for their final battle, the final 30 minutes of the movie are non- stop action sequences: either Dom and Shaw' fight on the parking garage or Dakande chasing Brian, Ramsey, Tej, Letty, and. Roman throughout the streets of LA causing havoc and destroying anything in his way. With the help of a "less-injured" Hobbs, Dakande and his men are killed and Shaw is apprehended and brought to a maximum detention facility.
Dom and his crew return to a normal life, and after Letty regains her memory everything is alright. The movie ends with Dom and Brian going their separate ways; a fitting end to a terrific franchise. The death of Paul Walker was beyond tragic, but that did not stop his friends and family from giving him a just farewell in a franchise he helped built.
Very good movie for the circumstances in which it was made. Rest in Peace Paul Walker