The Fate of the Furious download the new version for windows

A drag race through the streets of Havana serves little purpose than to remind viewers that our hero remains the best driver in the world while putting audiences in the proper mindset for enjoying the high-performance vehicular onslaught about to erupt for the next couple hours. The script by Chris Morgan, who's been penning each story since Tokyo Drift, opens only a short time after the events of the previous film in Cuba where Dom and Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) are honeymooning and doing what they do best.

And in this eighth episode to the massively popular action series about cars and outlaws, the crew garishly and proudly revs a new souped-up engine with a fresh tank of NOS for an extra boost of silly melodramatic fun. But as every entry in the series continues to prove, the creators top each successive installment by upping the danger and drama to absurdly over-the-top heights. Dom (Vin Diesel reprising the role he's arguably best known for) and his crew are caught in another espionage conspiracy involving a highly-talented criminal that only they can defeat because of some casual plot convenience. Admittedly, much like the characters in each movie, the filmmakers are good at renovating a familiar body (formula) while detailing it with the same theme of family. But as The Fate of the Furious demonstrates, the fuel running this engine is far from spent and there is still plenty more to burn in the tank. After seven movies spanning over fifteen years and the tragic loss of one its central stars, it's only natural to expect The Fast & Furious franchise to be chugging along on nothing but fumes or at least, being pushed off the side of the road by its designers.

The Fate of the Furious download the new version for windows