Fast 5 when is coming out

Fans of the series may be disappointed to know the series is coming to an end with a two-part finale, but as Vin Diesel has said , "Every story deserves its own ending". What will that ending be? We'll have to wait and see. Be warned, there are some spoilers ahead for the ninth movie. Once upon a time, F9 was set to hit cinemas in April and the tenth movie had a release date of April 2, which, obviously, had to move when F9 was delayed several times before finally releasing in June Diesel has confirmed that filming on the two-part finale will start in January and as Tyrese Gibson had previously noted, the plan is to shoot the two movies back-to-back.

Great news for the Fast Fam! As for why the series is getting a two-part finale, Diesel has said that it's apparently because "there's so much ground to cover" : "There's so many places and so many locations in the world that we have to visit. We can but hope. The fate of Kurt Russell's Mr Nobody was up in the air at the end of F9 , but since he helped Han fake his own death, we wouldn't be surprised if he's still around to help Dom and his crew out.

Talking of Han's return, there's a theory that Mr Nobody might have faked Gisele's death too, so could we see a return for Gal Gadot in the two-part finale? After the ninth movie went to space, we're not ruling anything out. Whether it'll be in a cameo role or something more substantial, there's no way the finale passes without an appearance from Brian O'Conner too.

Perhaps it'll just be from archival footage of the late Paul Walker or some CGI trickery, but he'll definitely play a part. Brewster has spoken of her desire to have Paul Walker's daughter Meadow make an appearance in the series before it comes to an end.

The latter gives Vin Diesel two major projects in the summer of , as he will also reprise his role as Groot in the Marvel franchise. YA genre tribute. Horror May Queen. Word webslinger. Sarah El-Mahmoud. Your Daily Blend of Entertainment News. Follow Us. Critics Consensus: Sleek and shiny on the surface, The Fast and the Furious recalls those cheesy teenage exploitation flicks of the s.

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