Best One Yet

Rating: 8/10 (23 May 2016)

I have seen all the F&F films and love them all. The only thing I could ask for is more Mustangs (my favorite car); especially either a Roush or Saleen Mustang.
The action in this one was very over-the-top, which made it more fun. The addition of Kurt Russell as Mr Nobody was brilliant; Russell can NOT make a bad movie, no matter what. I have liked him for years, since about Overboard. I also like Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, and Dwayne Johnson. I would, however, like to see a handsome actor with long hair, which I love on my men; preferably Scott Whyte or Jeremy Davies.
Of course, the have to love the fast and beautiful cars (most of them) and fun insane driving stunts. I am a big fan of cars, racing, drifting, etc; and this has led me watch the entire series over and over again. Again, I want some Mustangs added. There have been a few, but we need more. I also like Ford GT.
The loss of Paul Walker was a terrible tragedy and he will be missed in future F&F films. May he rest in peace. I will surely miss him. I hope his family finds peace.
I am not a fan of Ludicrous, but he still did a good job in his performance as Tej.
The few downsides or mistakes that I disliked were; one, when Mia says she is pregnant it is so early that you cannot see and this means there is NO way to know the gender of the baby; that takes about three months, not immediately; two, Russell needed more camera time; three, needs more Mustangs. Finally; I hate that all these movies depict only "sexy" super-skinny women in string bikinis and provocative clothes. Added to the women in the background, parties, and other events should be normal, realistic, and average women also; maybe one in a wheelchair or something; just to show that not all men are narrow-minded sex-hounds and don't expect all women to have perfect skinny bodies.
This may seem small, but I like realism to some extent and I noticed that when the house was blown up Mia screamed her son's name in panic; most movies say "my baby!" and that's a mistake. Using the child's name is what parents will do more than 96-percent of the time. Using the name personalizes and individualizes the child; even if the parent has only one child, they will most likely use the child's name, not "my baby" or "my son" or "my daughter."