My 14 and 11 year old boys loved it. Lots of action ( of course some serious car racing!). They also loved the muscle and the story line. However, as a mom and parent, can I say super predictable plot and a little corny story line? But never mind, the action and awesome cars are what these mocvies are all about. It was entertaining, and we got a kick out of the endless airport runway scene at the end of the movie. Literally the last twenty or so minutes of the movie was a plane taking off on with a battle between the good guys and the bad the whole time. Must have been the worlds longest runway. But, I won't spoil the ending! It's pretty dramatic!

I watched this mainly to see one of the last films Paul Walker made. I've seen all the fast n furious films, you've seen one, you've seen them all. Car chases, pyro technics, crazy blow up scenes and things that go kaboom...all the things you'd expect from a winning recipe from hollywood A-listers in a blockbuster movie chain. It delivered all those elements...but once they start making 3,4...5 movies of the same formula, it gets repetitive and predictable. And that is the case here. But I did love to get that opportunity to see Paul Walker perform again one last time. And for that it gets 4 stars verses 3. It was fast and furious....like every other fast n furious.

I loved this film, it's super good. I think the Fast and Furious movies got better as the prequels came about. The second Fast and Furious movie to me was bad, but a good character came out of it and made a comeback in all the great prequels that came out like this one. I don't want to spoil anything but I feel like this movie felt more like an action type of film than a car film. There are cars in this with cool cinematography but it's definitely an action-y type of drama. Lots of fast cars, bright colors, loud effects but all of it works for this type of film. I really like the cast in this, they picked a great cast. The Rock is awesome in this, he gives some great depth to the character.

This is my favorite FAST&FURIOUS film I especially like the two fight scenes involving MICHELLE RODRIGUEZ AND GINA CARANO, and also the part played by VIN DIESEL one of my favorite action-adventure actors, but the highlight of this movie is the cars, the scenes of car chasing are action-packed with wonderful stunt action. Besides the FAST & FURIOUS films what is your favorite VIN DIESEL movie my favorite one is XXX starring VIN DIESEL, DANNY TREJO, AND SAMUEL JACKSON (2002). After you've watched the movie FAST & FURIOUS 6 click onto the additional features section for some cool behind the scenes footage, here is a trivia question for you this is a good one what action-packed movie did GINA CARANO star in and kicked a lot of male but, the answer is in my P.S.
P.S. The movie is HAYWIRE (2012).

I bought this movie along with the F&F 1-5 set while it was on sale to have my collection complete (until F&F7 at least). I bought this one with the Steelbook case and it is easily the best case of the 6 movies. The artwork is also much better than the bland, bargain-bin covers of the first set of 5.

One of my favorite things they worked into this Blu-ray is the homage to Paul Walker (Brian O'Connor) right after the Universal Studios segment when you first put in the disc. It follows him briefly through each of the five movies he was in (he was not in Tokyo Drift) and gives him a heartfelt goodbye. RIP, Paul Walker.

The movie itself is your pretty typical action movie, which for me isn't a negative. So you should expect exciting action scenes, fire, explosions, high speeds, fist fighting, and a ridiculous storyline with lots of plot holes. But if you know what to expect going in, you shouldn't have a hard time enjoying it! Very few, if any, of the movies are believable (the first one is probably the least ridiculous, story-wise), but they still lay out an interesting story and plenty of action/racing scenes. Works for me!

I won't spoil anything, but there is an especially ridiculous airplane scene in this one, that is really cool, but easily one of the most ridiculous 15 minute segments I've ever seen (short of them stealing the vault in Rio from Fast Five). But you get to watch Toretto (Vin Diesel) fight Hobbs (Johnson) along with some other unknown beefcake guy. Hard not to enjoy some of these crazy fights and racing scenes.

The movie ties in with F&F: Tokyo Drift at the end (since F&F: TD is the latest one in the F&F timeline), and introduces a new character to headline as the "bad guy" in F&F 7... Jason Freakin' Statham. So it really gets you excited for the next movie, though due to Paul Walker's untimely passing, leaves us unsure of how that will affect production and overall progression of the F&F timeline. I really hope they do a competent job re-engineering F&F 7 to properly pay respect to Paul Walker and his Brian O'Connor character.