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FAST AND FURIOUS 7

BY GABRIEL DOMINIC JAGGERNAUTH (7TH APRIL, 2015)

 

Fast and Furious 7 (or just Furious 7) goes into the storyline of after the events of Tokyo Drift, and shows the most recent storyline in the series. It tackles the story of when Owen Shaw's older brother swearing revenge on the team (Most notable Dom) and the team trying to recover "God's Eye", a device capable of seeing/hearing practically everything (by using every camera and microphone available)

 
Fast and Furious gives the real feel of suspense and danger, and not only because there was no animation, but because real people actually attempted these stunts, even the car drop and the scene where Brian has to jump from the bus. This made it feel so much more realistic, left you in a bit of suspense and it made it both fun and scary to watch. 

 

Even though Paul Walker may have died during the shoot, it did not stop the movie from happening, and if anything, the tribute to him had to be the most touching part of this movie. Ask any person with tears in their eyes what made them cry during the movie, and the majority are likely to say "Paul Walker's Tribute". 

 

Furious 7 was extremely enjoyable, from the car chases and stunts to the effects and extremes within the movie. This has to be one of the best movies in the series. The Paul Walker Tribute was an excellent idea. Most of all, if you ever want to see this movie, you may want to wait till it hits DVD (Or until the theaters become less packed) 
Walker may have died, but not the enjoyment you will get from any Fast and Furious Movie. We give it 8.7 and we sure will love to see more Fast and Furious movies like this in the future, especially with the same way all the stunts were handled.

 

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