By Phil Owen on December 28, 2022 at 6:00AM PSTAfter more than two decades’ worth of increasingly fast and more furious movies, the Fast and the Furious main series is finally drawing to a close. Fast X, which hits theaters early next year, is the first of a Harry Potter-style two-part finale that will presumably wrap up the story of Dominic Toretto and his #family. And with an unbelievably stacked cast, the tenth main entry in this series is looking like it’ll be one of the most expensive movies ever made.The story of how this franchise became the sort of thing that could warrant a budget like that is about as ludicrous as the car stunts the series is famous for. Beginning with a first film that felt rooted firmly in the mid-90s when it came out in 2001, and then bringing out a sequel without Vin Diesel, and then dropping a box office bomb of a third film that had no connection at all to the other to beyond a final scene that plays like a Marvel… Click below to read the full story from GameSpot
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Fast X: Everything We Know About The Tenth Fast & Furious Movie
