To me, this movie is perfection.

disgusting, overrated, pointless

The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

This drifter is not exactly what I had in mind or to put it mildly, I just was not in the frame of mind for a such. Nor will I ever for that matter. Meaning, I prefer a summer-breeze drifter cruise down French coast or a Sport Utility Vehicle drifter which I had myself already without films or reality shows of this kind. Walker is dreadful even for Johnny handsome and Vin Diesel is completely cancelled due to his nonsense of prefering an erased Beyonce's shape and an erased musical opus.

A Beautiful send off for Paul, the CGI for Paul was amazing

Truly one of my new favorite movies. Soundtrack was great.The entire film is worth a watch If you love fast cars, action, and a movie that has no dry times I would highly recommend not only checking out this movie, but also check out the whole series. The characters in the movie knows how to stay loud and proud after Paul Walker passed away, but on the other hand familiar faces from past Fast&Furious films appear in this movie and that is great how Chris Morgan and James Wan did to make this movie all about the Fast & Furious family. The ending did get me all teary eyed with it's poetic tribute to Paul Walker, a perfect sendoff which fans will appreciate. If you like action films,"Fast and Furious 7" will not disappoint you. CLASA 12 C

Fast and Furious 7 takes action to the next level from Fast and Furious 6, a notch higher. Keeps your adrenaline pumping for more action as the movie goes on. The mix of fast paced action, and heartbreaking emotion keeps you on the edge of your seat, whilst Dom and his crew drive cars out the back of a plane thousands of meters above the earth and Letty starts to remember her past.Acting is excellent for most characters, Jason Statham particularly brilliant. However he does not receive enough screen time, as, understandably, more screen time is given to Paul Walker, leading up to the final farewell. Vin Diesel does his thing, being a badass with no emotions. Every action sequence just had to be filled with at least one moment of something happening and the actor tried to be funny and every person in the audience chuckling to themselves about it. The action scenes are supplemented by smart-alecky dialogue, good sentiment and endless corny homilies about the value of camaraderie and family.