Fast & Furious X just hit theaters. Billed as the first installment in the grand finale of a motorized franchise that has grossed $6.6 billion so far, Louis Leterrier’s feature film ends with a scene that will leave fans wanting to keep watching.
In this tenth opus, Dom (Vin Diesel) and his family will have to face Dante Reyes (Jason Momoa), a villain connected to their past. In 2011’s Fast 5, Dom and Brian (Paul Walker) brought down infamous Brazilian drug lord Hernán Reyes (Joaquim de Almeida) by throwing his empire off a bridge in Rio de Janeiro. After 12 years, Dante developed a terrible plan. He takes off and follows Dom and his family around the world.
Long planned as a diptych, this finale may finally be a triptych. Vin Diesel actually said it at a feature film preview in Rome variety That the end of the franchise could be split into three films means that a twelfth installment could be in the works.
“At the beginning of this movie, the studio asked if it could be a two-part movie. And after the studio saw the movie, they said, ‘Can you do the finale?’ The Fast & Furious X trilogy?” ”
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But when the reporter asked the comedian and producer to confirm the information, Vin Diesel interrupted the interview and said: “You’re going to get in trouble.”
Universal has not yet commented on the information. We imagine the studio is waiting to see the results Fast & Furious X in the box office.
When is Fast 11 coming out?
Late last April, Vin Diesel announced at CinemaCon that Fast 11 would be released in 2025. But the film may be delayed due to the writers’ strike that has hit Hollywood since early May.
Still directed by Louis Leterrier, Fast & Furious 11 is currently being written and the strike has a direct impact on the feature film.
Universal Pictures president Peter Kramer recently spoke Los Angeles Times and explains that the writers’ strike could delay the release of the final installment of the franchise.
“The writers’ strike is of interest to everyone. It all depends on how long it lasts, but it’s sure to put a damper on the writing process for the next “quickie” movie. If it lasts too long, it’s hard to imagine. We can make this movie in whatever time frame we want.”
Hence, fans will have to be patient to witness what should be a grand finale.
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