Author: chris

Letty returns, Giselle sacrifices herself to save Han, Shaw kills Han mid credits. Fun car stunts, too much CGI, not one of my favorite installments.

Terrific documentary about the utterly frightening festival. There was a lot of finger pointing but it really seems like everyone there had a hand in what happened there.

The high water mark for the entire series. Justin Lin smartly brings every main character back, brings in Hobbs, and stages the most thrilling back heist through the streets of Brazil.

Dom is back, Letty “dies”, and Giselle enters our hearts. By far my least favorite of the entire series. Kind of fells like nobody knew what to do with these characters anymore.

Exactly want you’d think a 10th generation copy of DIE HARD would look like. But I guess if you are going to copy another movie might as well steal from the best.

Not nearly enough story to carry this movie along for the almost 2 hour runtime.

Much maligned at the time for drifting (ha ha) too far from the original premise, time has been very kind to this third installment. The racing is very well shot, very little CGI, and the introduction of everyone’s favorite character Han.

One of the low points of the franchise, but you do get the additions of Roman and Tej. It doesn’t look like anyone was having any kind of fun making this.

Highly entertaining late career Arnold flick. They surprisingly got a lot right about near-future tech except for the horrifying, nightmare inducing Sim-Pal Cindy dolls. #hdtgm

It’s hard to believe such a insane franchise started with a bunch of street toughs stealing dvd/tv combo players. It is kind of charming how blatantly they lift the entire plot from Point Break.

I had relatively high hopes for this sequel after liking The First Purge quite a lot. Boy was I disappointed. The characters were boring. The action was boring. Time to let this series go.

The fight scenes were way more Jackie Chan than John Wick. That’s not a bad thing at all, I just wish I liked the entire movie better overall.

Somber Cage really does a great job here. What you think is going to go the typical revenge movie route turns into something quite heartfelt and sad.

One of laziest Alien rip-offs but you can tell the people behind the scenes were very talented and did the best with what they could get. This is a Roger Corman movie after all.