Dom Toretto is back for the final chapter in Fast and Furious. Vin Diesel recently shared an exciting image from early filming stages, featuring him with his iconic 1970 Dodge Charger. In a heartfelt message on Instagram, Diesel reflected: To be back on the track training…where we filmed our emotional flashbacks in 2019… Surreal. Grateful and blessed…
Gathering Speed for Fast XI
The latest installment promises to pick up right where Fast X left off. This time, Dante (played by Jason Momoa) returns with a vengeance aimed at shattering Toretto’s world. Dante’s voiceover growls
: The Devil is coming for you
, hinting at the chaos to come.
An Emotional Rollercoaster Awaits
Director Louis Leterrier discussed the increasing scale and complexity of the films, noting: these films are on such a massive scale, with so many moving parts and huge visual effects, that nothing can really prepare you for it. Each time, they’re even bigger and even more complex than the last one.
Mid-Credit Scene Revelations
The mid-credit scene in Fast X hinted that Dwayne Johnson’s Hobbs will return to face Dante. This sequence set high stakes as it showed Hobbs receiving a disturbing message: The Devil is coming for you
.
A Look Back and Forward
John Cena, who returned as Jakob Toretto, drew parallels between joining this massive franchise and stepping into the WWE locker room for the first time, reflecting: They’ve been there for a long time before I got there.
The Franchise’s Female Powerhouses
Michelle Rodriguez, renowned for her role as Letty Ortiz, emphasized the importance of representing Latinos, alongside fellow actors at Caesars Palace. Additionally, she credited trailblazers like Rita Moreno for paving the way.
The final film in the series is set to be released in 2026, exactly 25 years since the debut of The Fast and The Furious. Leterrier expressed his excitement about bringing the story back to its roots – Los Angeles.
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