Fast & Furious 6 Review

Fast & Furious 6

Release Date: 6th June 2013 - Australia

Production Companies

Universal Pictures
Relativity Media (in association with)

Original Film
One Race Productions

Dentsu (presented in association with)

Distribution

Universal Pictures Australia

Genre: Action

Rating: M

Runtime: 130 minutes


Budget: $160,000,000

Box Office Gross: $788,680,968 (Worldwide)

Plot Summary

Since Dom and Brian's 

Rio heist toppled a 

kingpin's empire and 

left their crew with $100 

million, our heroes have 

scattered across the 

globe. But their inability 

to return home and 

living forever on the 

lam have left their lives 

incomplete. Meanwhile, 

Hobbs has been tracking 

an organization of lethally 

skilled mercenary drivers 

across 12 countries, 

whose mastermind is 

aided by a ruthless 

second-in-command 

revealed to be the love 

Dom thought was dead, 

Letty. The only way to 

stop the criminal outfit is 

to outmatch them at 

street level, so Hobbs 

asks Dom to assemble 

his elite team in London. 

Payment? Full pardons 

for all of them so they 

can return home and 

make their families whole 

again. (Source - IMDb)

Cast
Vin Diesel - Dominic Toretto
Paul Walker - Brian O'Conner
Dwayne Johnson - Luke Hobbs
Michelle Rodriguez - Leticia
"Letty" Ortiz

Jordana Brewster - Mia Toretto
Tyrese Gibson - Roman Pearce
Chris 'Ludacris' Bridges - Tej
Parker
Sung Kang - Han Seoul-Oh
Luke Evans - Owen Shaw
Gina Carano - Riley Hicks
John Ortiz - Arturo Braga
Gal Gadot - Gishele Yashar
Shea Whigham - Agent Stasiak
Elsa Pataky - Elena Neves
Kim Kold - Klaus
Joe Taslim - Jah
Clara Paget - Vegh
Samuel M. Stewart - Denlinger
Benjamin Davies - Adolfson
Matthew Stirling - Oakes
David Ajala - Ivory
Thure Lindhardt - Firuz
Shea Whigham - Stasiak
John Ortiz - Braga
Stephen Marcus - Davies
Andy Pointon - Terry
Jhony Mendez - Santiago
Revil Beat - Benito
Jason Statham - Deckard Shaw (Cameo)
(Uncredited)

Crew
Executive Producer/Director - Justin Lin
Based on Characters - Gary Scott Thompson
Writer/Executive Producer - Chris Morgan
Executive Producers - Amanda Lewis and
Samantha Vincent

Producers - Vin Diesel, Neal H. Moritz and
Clayton Towsend 

Production Designer - Jan Roelfs
Supervising Art Director - James Hambidge
Senior Art Director - Leslie Tomkins
Set Decorator - Richard Roberts
Costume Designers - Sanja Milkovic Hays
and Craciunica Roberto
Weapons Master - Simon Atherton

Cinematography - Stephen F. Windon 

Second Unit Director/Stunt Coordinator: Second Unit - 

Spiro Razatos

Supervising Stunt Coordinator - Greg Powell

Stunt Coordinator - Troy Robinson

Fight Choreographer - Oliver Schneider
Picture Car Coordinator - Dennis McCarthy
Special Effects Supervisor - Joss Williams

Special Effects Coordinator - Victoria Stokes

Visual Effects Supervisors -  Eric D. Christensen,
Kelvin McIlwain, Sean Stranks and
David Vickery
Visual Effects Supervisor: Double Negative -
Nathan McGuinness
Visual Effects Supervisor: MPC - Erik Nordby
Visual Effects Consultant - Allen Dam
Visual Effects Producers - Kristijan Danilovski,
Kevin Elam, Rachel Faith Hanson and
Christal Wolgamott

CG Supervisor: Double Negative - Julian Foddy

Film Editors - Greg D'Auria, Leigh Folsom Boyd, 

Dylan Highsmith, Kelly Matsumoto and 

Christian Wagner 

Music - Lucas Vidal

Review

With every new installment, these films just get bigger, badder and faster. This is definitely the case with 'FAST & FURIOUS 6'. Here, I've finally done a critique to the latest movie of the F&F series, mixture of stunts, car chases and action have never been so spectacular as it has in this enjoyable film. I note that specifically, the whole plot is encapsulating and the climax is tense and waywardly brilliant. This movie cements itself as a contender for possibly the greatest link of 'The Fast & the Furious' saga and there are a few missteps out of all the six movies, this has grossed the most dollars of the franchise to date. The return of Dwayne Johnson has helped to revitalise the series once again with an even tougher crew; he is now officially part of the team of superstars that made this fuel-injected spectacle what it is. There is the added surprise of Michelle Rodriguez back as the tough female character from the first and fourth originals and Luke Evans spectacularly portrays an interesting foe with a malicious mind with wicked intentions.

Unlike the predecessor of the sequel 'Fast & Furious 5', this isn't about heist plotting, rather, the film was more about a cat and mouse chase between the villain and the heroes and race against time in all odds. The sixth instalment is a mother-load of fun and tense action and this is another best movie of 2013 and this in my opinion was the second best of F&F PERIOD!

Star rating: (5/5) Best Movie Ever

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