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The Fate of the Furious | 4.14.2017

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2 minutes ago, Barnack said:

 

Probably when the series started to fall down without is cast, with Tokyo drift, turning the situation into we need those without contract actor back or we stop that franchise.

 

He became a producer on Fast And Furious and the franchise jumped back to 130%, augmenting even more is power for the next one, what the studio could say to him for the next movie ?

 

It must be common for stars of a franchise that want power to acquire it, if at one point their presence were necessary for the movie to happen and if the franchise use "weak" director, that accept to do movies with an actor/producer/studio that have final cut over them.

 

Apparently he call the highest studio execs all the time, but it still does sound far from Cruise power on Mission Impossible.

 

Vin doesn't really have much else apart from maybe another xXx film and voicing Groot. Everything else he does apart from those and Fast has bombed. 

 

Even though Tom Cruise is Mission Impossible, I think Paramount were ready to replace him at one point but luckily Ghost Protocol was hugely successful. 

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14 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

 

Vin doesn't really have much else apart from maybe another xXx film and voicing Groot. Everything else he does apart from those and Fast has bombed. 

 

I imagine that why there is conflict, he make lot of pressure and he has power, but not total control like Cruise (hard to imagine Cruise would ever work on a MI movie with an actor he has feud with and stuff like that or have scene filmed without him having writing them or at least approved).

 

 

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Even though Tom Cruise is Mission Impossible, I think Paramount were ready to replace him at one point but luckily Ghost Protocol was hugely successful. 

 
 
They probably negociated hard a bit after MI 3 apparently lost money, with Tom Cruise rumored to still have made a giant 65 million paycheck out of it, with how much Protocol did and with how much The Bourne Legacy declined without Damon they are probably really happy to have kept him.
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18 minutes ago, filmlover said:

How in the hell did Vin Diesel end up absorbing so much creative power? Sympathy from when Walker died (given the reports that he hated going to the set of Furious 7 every day following his death)?

 

 

He's the producer. He can make it however he wants for Better or worse 

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Absolutely ridiculous movie ...and I loved every single second of it. Jason Statham stole the whole movie. Charlize was a good villain. Not as good as Fast Five, but way better than the last two. 3,5/5

 

I miss Paul :(

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2 hours ago, filmlover said:

Gotta love this out of nowhere love for Tokyo Drift when it's basically been the completely forgotten, "let's pretty much sweep this under a rug" entry in the entire series this whole time.

 

Always remember that Pink and I have been on this train for years

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In an ideal universe, these movies would be led by The Rock and basically consist of the gang joking around with minimal mind-numbing action sequences. All of that Vin TooCoolforSchool Diesel free.

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48 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

 

$85m which is insane considering it had none of the original cast.

What's funny in retrospect is how after Tokyo Drift, the fourth one brought back the original's cast in a last ditch effort to save both the series and the acting careers of the stars (who were on their way to spending the rest of their careers in obscurity). And it paid off, financially at least! Just goes to show that the series later success needs to be entirely attributed to luck.

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1 minute ago, filmlover said:

What's funny in retrospect is how after Tokyo Drift, the fourth one brought back the original's cast in a last ditch effort to save both the series and the acting careers of the stars (who were on their way to spending the rest of their careers in obscurity). And it paid off, financially at least! Just goes to show that the series later success needs to be entirely attributed to luck.

 

Universal were close to making the series DTV until they convinced Vin to reprise the role of Dom and giving him more creative control. 

 

The fourth film's $70m OW was a huge surprise, can't imagine anyone thought it was do even half of that 

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18 minutes ago, Arlborn said:

Silly Hot take: Han was probably the most well-developed character in this franchise and I actually miss him.

 

This isn't that uncommon of a take. Han is the realest. Han's talk in Tokyo Drift about making choices and not looking back is the best after Fast and Furious 6.

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