Fast Furious

\ The   Fast & Furious   series is one that never fails to let up, bringing in millions at the box office and becoming one of the   greatest modern day franchises   the world has seen. Showing no signs of slowing down, the eighth movie in the series –   The Fate of the Furious   – will come to theaters in April, and if the   teasers and trailers   released in anticipation are anything to go by, it’s going to be one of the most intense and chaotic affairs so far. One of the original staples of the   Fast & Furious   movies was actor Paul Walker, who gained international acclaim as Brian O’Conner. Debuting in the original movie and reprising the role in every sequel that came after, his untimely death came in 2013 at 40 years-old when he was the victim of a single-vehicle collision. Many thought his death would signal the end of the   Fast & Furious   series, but now co-star Vin Diesel has opened up about why th...

The crazy stunts. The ripe dialogue. The huge box office. The comraderie. As Fast & Furious 8 comes roaring down the road, here's our film-by-film guide to the franchise so far B ack in 2001 when   The Fast and the Furious   – a modestly-budgeted retread of Point Break set in the world of illegal street racing – was first released, few would have predicted that it would spawn a slew of increasingly profitable sequels, each with a cast more impressive and stunts more self-consciously ludicrous than the last. Now in its eighth instalment, here’s our   film -by-film guide to everything you need to know about the series so far. The Fast and the Furious (2001)

Fast 8 is the 8 installment of Fast and Furious series.   Fast and Furious 8   will be released in April 2017. Fast 8 is an American action movie and is the 8 installment of Fast and Furious series. As from the director and producers, they announced that the upcoming movie will be set in New York City. As from the beginning of fast and furious till to now, all the series are the blockbuster, but now here is the fast 8 and the question arise that either it will hit the level of highness. So from the Trailer, it looks like that definitely the fast of Furious 8 will be one of the blockbuster movie of 2017. They started the preparation for   Fast and Furious 8   when the Fast 7 released in 2015. As the Fast and Furious is the next installment in the Honor of Paul Walker. Vin Diesel announced that Paul Walker is not more, and the Fast and Furious was the last series for him, but now we announced the 8 installments the Fast 8 in the honor of Paul Walker. As the Fast...

It’s been more than three years now since   Paul Walker   died. And while there   is apparently a life-size statue of the   Fast & Furious   star floating around out there (anyone want to   spend $4,000   on it?!), there hasn’t been a city or town anywhere in America that has erected a statue in Walker’s honor. Two surf bros are on a mission to change that. Those two surf bros, Chad and Bodhi,   appeared in front of the city council in San Clemente, California   recently to ask the city to consider building a huge 12-foot statue of Walker on a pier. In a six-minute clip that was posted on Facebook by the   San Clemente Times , Chad and Bodhi made separate arguments for why a Walker statue should be a no-brainer. "I’ve witnessed first-hand the ever-growing divide between Americans and families torn apart by political differences," Chad said, shortly after saying "what up council?" while introducing himself. "It’s in times lik...

CODY Walker will visit Craigieburn for the charity premiere of the latest Fast and Furious movie. Cody, the brother of the late Fast and Furious star Paul Walker, will appear at the United Cinemas at Craigieburn Central on Sunday April 16 for a screening of   Fast and Furious 8. The event will raise cash for the charity started by Paul, Reach Out World Wide. The charity screening will include a VIP reception with Cody at 6pm, followed by a 7pm showing of the film. Cody, who is also an actor, last visited Craigieburn in 2015, after he appeared in the Fast and Furious 7 movie following the tragic death of Paul. At the time, a mural honouring Paul was installed at the Craigieburn cinema. During his visit to Craigieburn, Cody will also attend a Car Show in Paul’s honour. The charity car show, to be held outside United Cinemas, is in aid of Reach Out World Wide. Cody will inspect vehicles entered into the show and announce the winners of each category. ...

At the risk of bursting your bubble, you have to know that Vin Diesel, The Rock, Michelle Rodriguez and the rest of the cast of the   Fast and the Furious   franchise don’t do all their own driving in those movies. I know, I know. But many of those amazing sequences that are captured in the movies are performed by stunt drivers. One of those stunt drivers finally gets a bit of the spotlight in a new campaign from   Castrol   Edge, which has partnered with Universal Pictures to help promote the upcoming The Fate of the Furious. The Titanium Ice Driving Challenge is the latest entry in the Titanium Trials, an ongoing effort from Castrol Edge designed to show off professional drivers doing their thing in extreme conditions, competing against themselves via simulation technology and more. In this latest Titanium Trials short film, Fate of the Furious stunt driver Debbie Evans slides into a   Jaguar   F-Type 5.0 Supercharged V8, which is a fast-moving,...

And to think, all of this - the crashes, fire, explosions, fighting, jumping cars through buildings,  throwing cars out of a plane   etc - spawned from a little   Vibe   magazine article way back in 1998 about underground street racing called ‘Racer X’. That planted the seed for the very first  The Fast and the Furious . Now, we’re up to number eight, handily titled  Fast & Furious 8  (or  The Fate of the Furious  elsewhere). And TopGear.com has a properly world exclusive clip from the upcoming movie to show you. Yup, sit back and   watch   one-and-a-bit-minutes worth of street racing footage where Dom - played by Vin Diesel - is racing some seriously old muscle in Cuba. Ah yes, Cuba. The filmmakers had apparently always wanted Cuba to host a   Fast   film, and this is handy because it reminds you that yes, many moons ago, the films used to be about actual drag racing. Here, ther...