So the Fast & Furious franchise will live on and instead of just waiting for Fast 8 to arrive on April 14, 2017, we can now expect two more movies to bring the franchise’s total to 10 films. Yes, there will be a Fast 9 and a Fast 10, although don’t expect to see the former until April 19, 2019 and the latter two years after that on April 2, 2021,
Those dates were announced by none other than franchise godfather Vin Diesel, who confirmed the long-running speculation of a Fast 8 movie while also dropping the bombshell of two more movies to bring the franchise’s total haul to an even 10. Granted, those dates are not set in stone - we all know that release dates could change on a whim depending on a number of factors - but what appears to be certain is that we’re going to see Dominic Toretto and his crew three more times before everything comes to a halt.
The hope now is that production goes on as scheduled and we get all three movies on the three dates that Diesel mentioned. There’s still a ways to go before Fast 9 and Fast 10 hit theaters so maybe it’s a good thing to keep those fingers crossed that we can reach that point.
As for Fast 8, production seems to be running smoothly. Fast 7 director James Wan has ceded the chair over to Straight Outta Compton director F. Gary Gray. The cast is also expected to return as they try to find a way to move on after Paul Walker’s death. It’s going to be interesting to see how the story moves forward from where we last left it, knowing that Walker won’t be around anymore.
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