Of all the films in the saga Fast and Furious, which is the best of them? Without hesitation, Fast five won the Palme d’Or and for good reason, it marked a turning point in the history of the franchise. In addition to having a box office success ($ 626.1 million in revenue worldwide), it gave a second breath to the Fast saga which was already starting to tire the public after the fourth installment. If the franchise still presents very cheesy things, only movies Fast and Furious can afford to do it and it always makes us laugh. Why is the fifth episode the best of the saga? Here are several answers.
First, Fast five took another turn by reviewing the basis of the script choices. Justin Lin and his teams went the extra mile in terms of special effects, incredible stunts, robberies … Everything was in excess but it had its effect. We feel that the financial means have been increased, and clearly, that makes all the difference. Scope and tone aren’t the only things that make Fast five the best episode of the saga. The cast settled in Brazil, a country which offers us totally stunning shots. As a bonus, Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) joins the ranks of the cast and his rivalry with Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) is very interesting. All the characters decide to join to form a team, a real one. If car racing is still at the center of the plot, Fast and Furious 5 also offers something else. Investigations are thorough and it almost seems to be at the center of a spy thriller. Proof that this fifth component has propelled the franchise over the long term, since we are already at Fast and Furious 9. In this regard, Vin Diesel finally reveals the improbable origin of Dominic Toretto’s look!
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