It must sound like a cliché, but I have to say it:
"I expected Fast & Furious 10 to be good, but it was even better".
The action sequences at the beginning made my heart pound, and the excitement
continued until the final minutes. The film retells the scene where the bank
vault was stolen in
"Fast & Furious 5". It's been falsely called a retcon in some reviews. Nothing is changed. What
happened happened. We're merely given a few extra scenes, things we didn't see
in F&F 5. We see that Hernan Reyes' son Dante was involved in the car
chase. Dante Reyes is the main antagonist in F&F 10, seeking revenge for
the death of his father. He doesn't just want to kill Dom and his friends,
because that would be too merciful. He wants Dom to suffer before he finally
dies.
I can't say anything about the plot without giving away spoilers. All I can
say is that Jason Momoa is the perfect villain. Other reviews have compared
him with DC's Joker. I can see what they mean, but I don't agree. He's more
similar with the Riddler, as played by Frank Gorshin and Jim Carrey. Simply
put, he's insane. Whatever he does is a game, and he enjoys it to the full.
There's just one spoiler worth telling: the film ends on a cliff-hanger. I can
hardly wait for F&F 11 to see how it continues. I'll be queuing up to see
it as soon as it hits the cinema.
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