Ranking all 11 works of the blockbuster series "Wild Speed"! The latest version of the saga is finally at its climax! ※note! Contains spoilers.

8th place: “Fast and Furious Jet Break” (21) Director: Justin Lin 143 minutes

Finally, we're venturing into space, and with a car!

Chris Morgan, who wrote the screenplays for the third film up to Super Combo, did not deny the rumor that ``the only destination Wispi is going to is space,'' even though it was a joke, but he did not deny the rumor that ``space is the only place where Wispi will end up.'' This is the 9th work that has gone (although Morgan is not in charge of the screenplay). In a previous article, I wrote, ``If I were to go to space, it would be Hobbs & Shaw from the ``Super Combo'' family rather than the ``Wispi'' family,'' but the original family actually went to space. And that too by car!

Vin Diesel has long stated that the 10th film will be the end of the series, and he has since said that the 10th film will be expanded into two parts, and may even become a trilogy. ``Jet Break'' ramps up the drama by starting by delving into the Toretto family's past towards the end. The story of why young Dominic ended up in prison is depicted in parallel with the current story, an anecdote that was only told through dialogue in the first film.

Furthermore, Dominic's younger brother Jacob (John Cena), who is said to have run away due to some fate, makes his first appearance and becomes Team Toretto's enemy. Dominique's younger sister Mia (Jordana Brewster), who was absent from the previous film, also returns, as she must not overlook an emergency situation involving love and hate between her immediate family. On the contrary, it turns out that even Han, who was supposed to be dead, is still alive, and for better or worse, anything "Waispi" is possible! It can be said that this work has reached its peak of emotion.

It was good news for fans that Justin Lin returned to the director's chair in anticipation of the series' conclusion, but the action is getting bigger, the number of characters is increasing, the reappearance of Sean (Lucas Black) from "TOKYO DRIFT", Dom and others. The film also includes an episode about Jack's father, a stock car racer, Jack (J.D. Bardo), which leaves an undeniable impression of being a bit complicated.

However, the choice of choosing Tez and Roman instead of Dominic to fly into space is ridiculous but wonderful. Whether it's the crazy setup of sealing the gaps in a car and sending it into space, or the carefree picture floating in outer space, if the driver is Dominic, the worldview of ``Wispi'' is as expected. I think it may have collapsed.

However, with Tez and Roman having strong comedic relief roles, you can laugh at even this extremely ridiculous situation, and the part where they decide to sacrifice their lives to save the earth will bring tears to your eyes. stimulated. "Waispi" has now reached the point where each character has a separate reality line, and the wide range of variation will likely be of great use in future spin-off developments.

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