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★
There's a moment in F9 where two characters are launched into actual outer space in a modified car strapped to a rocket. Not metaphorically. Not in a dream sequence. Into orbit. And the film just... carries on, as if that's a perfectly reasonable thing to happen
Rating: 2.0★
There's a moment in Fast & Furious 6 where a car, tethered to a military transport plane, is used as a kind of wrecking ball across a runway that apparently stretches the length of a small country. People leap between vehicles doing 200 mph. Bodies absorb impacts that
Rating: 3.5★
There's a moment in Fast Five where two cars drag an enormous steel vault through the streets of Rio de Janeiro, flattening police vehicles like tin cans and carving a path of gleeful destruction through the city, and I remember sitting there thinking: yes. This is exactly what
Genre Action
★★★ — Fast & Furious (2009)
Genre Action
★★★ — The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)
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