Justin Lin is a director known for his work on the Fast & Furious franchise, helming several entries in the high-octane action series. I have reviewed 5 of his films on the site so far.
Rating: 2.0★
By 2021, the Fast and Furious franchise had long since left the street racing scene of Los Angeles in the rear-view mirror. What began in 2001 as a pleasingly straightforward film about cars and petty crime (you can read Macca's thoughts on where it all started over
Rating: 2.0★
By 2013, the Fast and Furious franchise had become one of Hollywood's more unlikely success stories. What started as a fairly modest, street-racing thriller set in the sun-bleached suburbs of Los Angeles had, over the course of a decade and five films, mutated into a full-
Rating: 3.5★
By 2011, the Fast & Furious franchise was at something of a crossroads. What had begun a decade earlier as a fairly modest, street-racing thriller, loosely inspired by a Vibe magazine article about illegal drag racing in New York, had lurched through several tonal identities across four films, shedding
Genre Action
★★★ — Fast & Furious (2009)
Genre Action
★★★ — The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)
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