By the time a franchise has reached its sixth instalment, you welcome it like an old friend and if it delivers on its brand promise, you are quite happy. When it came out in 2001, no one could have imagined a story of street car racing would have this kind of staying power. But the Fast and Furious franchise has stayed and the end of 6 leaves an opening for a sequel.
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The movies are always entertaining.
sure they are , but fast 6 was beyond ridiculous ..
3 and 4 was crap. i didn't even watch it.
For a moment, I thought the title read, "Fast and Furious 6: A Franchise That Never Ends."
Tokyo Drift was depressing.