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wow, I heard it was a good movie and I was excited, disappointing :/
I saw this on Friday, great movie, and I think probably the best one out of the whole series. I just don't like how it was mostly a heist movie rather than more about racing. But overall I think it still kept some of its roots. If you go on metacritic, you'll see this movie has like a 69, which is pretty positive for an action/adrenaline movie like this.