As good as the others no better watching on a 75" screen and a 400w sound bar

Continuing from where we last saw Dom and his crew from Fate of the Furious, Dom (Vin Diesel) and Letty (Michelle Rodriguez), with their son, now live a quiet life far away from everyone. But it is not long until Dom and Letty get a visit from some old friends and are told of a situation and new threat. While Dom and Letty wish for a life of peace, it does not take them long until they decide to do the right thing and join the team once again to protect the world. But this time, Dom and the team are up against a threat unlike anything before. Leading the bad guys is Jakob (John Cena), who we learn is Dom's brother. Jakob is passionate about revenge on Dom, and helping him is the returning villain Cipher (Charlize Theron), a cyber mastermind relating to technology. If you have seen the previous instalments, you will generally know what to expect- fast cars and insane, crazy amounts of action. The film's plot gets underway very quickly. It even introduces new elements to the franchise that have never been done before, including flashbacks that give greater detail to its leading characters. The action, as stated above, is just downright crazy, but it’s fun. The stunts continue to surprises their viewers with over the top action sequences, especially whenever the crew are driving fast cars. Sure, just about every moment is unbelievable in every way possible. Still, this new instalment does not take itself seriously, and at points throughout the film, the leading crew even question how they are still alive given everything they have been through. Overall, fans of the Fast and Furious film will know what to expect with this new instalment- fast cars, insane action sequences while remaining entertaining and brainless. The film successfully brings familiar faces to the screen again and even introduces new characters who are also likeable. Fans should also stay for the end credits as they will be greeted with a furious scene which I also found pretty positive. *This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com