The legacy of ‘Fast & Furious’ continues with ‘Fast X,’ and the two-part film may be the last in the franchise. Over the past two decades, the franchise has solidified itself as one of the most commercially viable and visually enthralling sagas of family and cars. The franchise originated from the very idea of emulating underground car races, which took various shapes over different installments.
Now, for ‘Fast X,’ Louis Leterrier has come on board as the director. After Justin Lin stepped back from the role, Leterrier filled in in his place. The director, also is well known for ‘Transformers,’ is all set to bring back the old charm of the franchise after its espionage and space narrative arcs. However, the burning question is whether the franchise will be continued or if the fans have to bid adieu to it. Louis Leterrier has an answer to the question.
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Louis Leterrier Has Faith That There Could More Films In The ‘Fast & Furious’ Franchise
The first part of the last film in the franchise, ‘Fast X,’ is all set to release. The two-part installment is said to be the final one in the billion-dollar franchise. Louis Leterrier is helming both films. While the fans are dejected due to the end of the ‘Fast & Furious’ era, Louis is hopeful that more installments will see the light of day.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Louis Leterrier isn’t very certain about more films, but he thinks that anything is possible, citing the post-pandemic industry example. He said, “I mean, who knows? Two years ago, we didn’t think that movies would ever exist. Knock on wood, count my lucky stars that we’re making giant movies that are now being seen by millions of people around the globe. It’s amazing, and I’m so happy that we’re part of this summer where it feels like the excitement for movies is back.”
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The Director Feels Quality Should Partake The Quantity
People’s love has remained unfazed throughout the franchise. But with each film, they tried to push the envelope in terms of scale, action, and storyline. Some were great experiments, while others faltered. Louis Leterrier also believes that audiences must relish a quality product instead of being inundated with subpar ones.
In the interview, the director said, “Let’s see what this one does. You know what’s beautiful about this franchise is that the audience gave the love and then the franchise kept growing and delivered for the fans but also surprised them. Don’t shove it down people’s throats, but give people what they love. So let’s see.”
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