LRA writes: Back in 2011 the Fast & Furious franchise got a much needed jump start in the form of Fast Five, a film that transformed a franchise that took itself way too seriously with poorly developed characters and asinine plotlines and drastically shifted gears into a series about poorly developed characters, asinine plotlines and a heaping amount of absurd action that not only knew it was over the top and ridiculous but took great pride in that fact. That was it, that was the moment when the Fast & Furious franchise came into its own, when it finally realized to stop treating it's silly premise of living life at a quarter mile at a time as though any of it really mattered and fully embraced it's own special brand of stupidity with open arms.
With the new The Crow remake coming soon, we take a look back at the 30-year-old cult classic original–and where the stars are now.
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