The Best News About Fast & Furious 10 Is That It Is Returning To Its Roots.
Tyrese, who portrays Roman in the Fast and Furious movies, says Fast X will return the franchise to its roots. That’s fantastic news.
Tyrese has stated that Fast and Furious 10 would return the franchise to its roots, which is the most exciting news about the film to yet. Fast and Furious 10 is now officially dubbed Fast X, and it will be the first of a two-part plot that will conclude the franchise. The plot is being kept under wraps, although the majority of the Fast 9 cast is set to return. Closing a property that has been running since 2001 will be difficult, and the predicted return to the saga’s beginnings would be an excellent creative option.
Fast & Furious (2009) reunited Dominic Toretto and Brian O’Conner in a film that resurrected the Fast and Furious franchise after two failed attempts to continue the franchise without Vin Diesel and Paul Walker in 2 Fast and 2 Furious (2003) and Tokyo Drift (2006). Despite the reappearance of familiar characters such as Dom, Brian, Letty, and Mia, Fast & Furious 2 was very different from the first film, notably in terms of action and stakes. Fast Five, the film that introduced Dwayne Johnson’s Hobbs to the Fast and Furious franchise, went that shift in tone a step further by putting Dom’s entire family of pilots on a massive robbery in Rio de Janeiro.Fast and Furious became a blockbuster action film with sequences that could be compared to superhero movies after it, and the street race part of the franchise faded away.
That shift is unquestionably one of the primary reasons why the Fast and Furious franchise has grown into a box office behemoth starring some of Hollywood’s biggest names. Still, it was a disservice to the Fast and Furious franchise’s origins to forget what made those characters and that environment so exciting in the first place — the constantly inventive street races and small-scale heists. Tyrese, who plays Roman Pearce in the Fast and Furious films, has now stated that not only is Fast and Furious cognizant of the public’s desire for the franchise to return to its roots, but that Fast X is actively doing so.
Given the current box office expectations for the Fast and Furious franchise, it’s difficult to believe that Fast 10 will be able to completely recreate the feeling of the first picture. Tyrese’s admission of the problem, on the other hand, suggests that at least some of the Fast and Furious franchise’s origins may be felt in the saga’s grand climax. The inclusion of Jason Momoa as Fast X’s villain, Brie Larson in an undisclosed role, and The Suicide Squad breakout actress Daniela Melchior all joined the Fast and Furious family in the months leading up to the film’s release.However, director Justin Lin, who worked on more than half of the Fast and Furious films, announced his departure from the project just a few days into production. Tyrese’s update is Fast 10’s first excellent update in a few weeks in this uncertain situation.
The evolution of the Fast and Furious brand over the years cannot be reversed overnight, but there is a way to return the franchise to its roots, at least in part, for the finale. Fast X and Fast 11 will have the tough task of providing a finale that is both massive enough to justify the money and familiar enough to wrap up the narrative. Louis Leterrier, the new director of Fast & Furious 10, now has the task of finding that balance.