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Fast & Furious 6 (Blu-ray)
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Genre | Action |
Format | Blu-ray, PAL |
Contributor | Justin Lin, Jordana Brewster, Paul Walker, Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson |
Runtime | 2 hours and 5 minutes |
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Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson reunite for this sixth instalment in the 'Fast and Furious' action thriller franchise, directed by Justin Lin. After their lucrative Rio heist, and unable to return home, Dom (Diesel) and the rest of his compatriots are forced to kill time lying low in different locations around the world. When DSS agent Hobbs (Johnson) offers Dom and his crew full pardons in return for taking down Owen Shaw (Luke Evans)'s gang of mercenary drivers, the offer seems too good to pass. But as the rivals head for a showdown on the streets of London, Dom learns that Shaw's second in command is none other than his presumed dead former lover, Letty (Michelle Rodriguez).
Product details
- Aspect Ratio : 1.85:1
- Product dimensions : 13.5 x 1.5 x 19 cm; 70 Grams
- Director : Justin Lin
- Media Format : Blu-ray, PAL
- Run time : 2 hours and 5 minutes
- Release date : 23 February 2015
- Actors : Dwayne Johnson, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster, Vin Diesel
- Language : English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
- Studio : Universal
- ASIN : B01A9R01A2
- Country of origin : Australia
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: 21,901 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- 16,738 in Movies (Movies & TV)
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Reviewed in Australia on 3 April 2022
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Good
Reviewed in Australia on 4 July 2021
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Great movie
Reviewed in Australia on 7 August 2021
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Family entertainment
Reviewed in Australia on 16 November 2021
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Power full addictive film, I could not leave the screen, to eat or drink, with out stopping the movie, in case i missed a frame scene, yes that was even better, than the last fast and furious 5, I need a bigger television, that was a awesome movie. must have cost a lot of money to produce some think like that.
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The Movie Diorama
3.0 out of 5 stars
Fast & Furious 6 copies what made its predecessor so rejuvenating, just set in London.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 July 2019Verified Purchase
Fast & Furious 6 copies what made its predecessor so rejuvenating, just set in London. 'Fast Five' was a franchise high, transforming a forgettable street-racing montage into an action extravaganza that disregards all laws of physics. This sequel doesn't add too much to Hollywood's popular soap-opera, but it didn't need to. "Family" and absurd set pieces is what you want, and Lin certainly delivers them. Just a shame the fluffiness in between marks for some dangerous pacing issues. More swerve-inducing than a learner driver thinking they could outrace Dominic Toretto! The infamous team of criminals are recruited by the beefcake that is Luke Hobbs, in an attempt to retrieve a world-threatening component back from another team of criminals. Oh, and Letty is alive working for the opposing team. So it just got personal!
This sixth instalment waves the usual traits found in this franchise right in your face. Babes in skimpy attire almost pleasuring themselves on top of muscle cars before a street race? Check. Vin Diesel grumbling his way through dialogue? Definitely. "Family" being the most commonly used word in the third screenplay? Probably. And enough delirious action set pieces that forces you to question every physic known to man? Absolutely. Pushing aside CGI Dom launching himself through the air to catch Letty across a bridge and landing safely on the bonnet of a car, it's just an enjoyable action film that knows exactly what it is. Audiences came for outrageous and memorable set pieces, Lin delivered them. Viewers wanted interactions between their favourite character, Lin granted them to us.
This is the pivotal instalment that solidified the direction of the franchise, so it made perfect sense not to change up the overall tone. That being said, some captivating substance in between the blistering action would've been appreciated. It's just heavy-handed storytelling, spelling out the plot with magnetic letters one may find on their fridge door, and some forced humorous moments for Gibson's character. Not nearly as tantalising as a tank decimating oncoming traffic or cinema's longest runway in existence (nearly fifteen minutes of full throttle acceleration). Consequently, this does produce several lulling moments, perhaps forcing you to look at your watch. The cast are all enjoying themselves and rarely push their talent, although Evans was probably the first memorable antagonist in the entire series, but they didn't need to in all honesty.
The high-octane gear changing speaks for itself. There's enough diesel in this sequel to produce a rip-roaring fun action blockbuster, if you can get passed the inconsistent pacing in its elongated runtime. Oh, and Rita Ora...
This sixth instalment waves the usual traits found in this franchise right in your face. Babes in skimpy attire almost pleasuring themselves on top of muscle cars before a street race? Check. Vin Diesel grumbling his way through dialogue? Definitely. "Family" being the most commonly used word in the third screenplay? Probably. And enough delirious action set pieces that forces you to question every physic known to man? Absolutely. Pushing aside CGI Dom launching himself through the air to catch Letty across a bridge and landing safely on the bonnet of a car, it's just an enjoyable action film that knows exactly what it is. Audiences came for outrageous and memorable set pieces, Lin delivered them. Viewers wanted interactions between their favourite character, Lin granted them to us.
This is the pivotal instalment that solidified the direction of the franchise, so it made perfect sense not to change up the overall tone. That being said, some captivating substance in between the blistering action would've been appreciated. It's just heavy-handed storytelling, spelling out the plot with magnetic letters one may find on their fridge door, and some forced humorous moments for Gibson's character. Not nearly as tantalising as a tank decimating oncoming traffic or cinema's longest runway in existence (nearly fifteen minutes of full throttle acceleration). Consequently, this does produce several lulling moments, perhaps forcing you to look at your watch. The cast are all enjoying themselves and rarely push their talent, although Evans was probably the first memorable antagonist in the entire series, but they didn't need to in all honesty.
The high-octane gear changing speaks for itself. There's enough diesel in this sequel to produce a rip-roaring fun action blockbuster, if you can get passed the inconsistent pacing in its elongated runtime. Oh, and Rita Ora...
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T. Cosens
4.0 out of 5 stars
Round six
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 January 2014Verified Purchase
The Fast and The Furious franchise keeps screeching on and remains the ultimate guilty pleasure in Hollywood. Reintroducing old characters and covering some old ground this feels a bit like a greatest hits of the franchise. But is a whole lot of fun.
Everything you would expect is here. Fast cars, outlandish action and the good old team. It doesn't take long for the team to get back together and once they do the action comes thick and fast.
One thing that this sixth film does well is to make it feel dangerous. None of the characters feel safe, there is an underlying feeling that some may not make it to the end of this story. It gives it an edge the previous films lacked. It doesn't have the sunny, fun disposition of the fifth film. It is darker and slightly grittier.
The finale really does take things to the limit and it is hard to imagine how future instalments are going to top it. Non-stop and full of some amazing visual moments, your heart will be in your mouth for most of the time. Throw in a car chase involving a rampaging tank and some souped up cars that have the ability to flip other cars around like pancakes and you have a film that surprises and engages at every turn. The FF franchise may not boast the biggest brains in Hollywood but you can never deny the fun they bring. Another purely entertaining film with a crew you love to hang out with.
Stick around for a mid-credits surprise for a hint of what's to come. More proof that there is more up this one's sleeve.
Everything you would expect is here. Fast cars, outlandish action and the good old team. It doesn't take long for the team to get back together and once they do the action comes thick and fast.
One thing that this sixth film does well is to make it feel dangerous. None of the characters feel safe, there is an underlying feeling that some may not make it to the end of this story. It gives it an edge the previous films lacked. It doesn't have the sunny, fun disposition of the fifth film. It is darker and slightly grittier.
The finale really does take things to the limit and it is hard to imagine how future instalments are going to top it. Non-stop and full of some amazing visual moments, your heart will be in your mouth for most of the time. Throw in a car chase involving a rampaging tank and some souped up cars that have the ability to flip other cars around like pancakes and you have a film that surprises and engages at every turn. The FF franchise may not boast the biggest brains in Hollywood but you can never deny the fun they bring. Another purely entertaining film with a crew you love to hang out with.
Stick around for a mid-credits surprise for a hint of what's to come. More proof that there is more up this one's sleeve.
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Robyn B. Mcgorm
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fast as Usual
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 December 2014Verified Purchase
This is a must see, Love all the others but this one has a few far fetched ideas that man can jump from one car to the other in mid air and keep up the pace, now come on don't spoil fast and the furious collection by putting in the impossible, The action speaks for itself and with the fast cars anything goes to a degree that is. So far this has kept all ages interested but will drop out when a bit to much of far fetch continues in the next one. The story is fantastic still a few bad people around to stir things up and the cast are just as fabulous as usual, Now there are a few personal reasons why they are going to help the cop and that is for you to find out about. I still class this an A grade plus for fabulous entertainment keeping the action flying thrills and spills coming thick and thin and watchable that you need to be seated and try to relax with this riveting on the move show producing first class entertainment so there is no time to rest until you have the main items and that is the movie and popcorn, settle in for the night and try to relax which will be hard to do, for a fantastic night in with feet up and excitement all around. Enjoy!

rbmusicman/and/movie-fan'
5.0 out of 5 stars
'ACTION-PACKED' AND HUGELY ENJOYABLE'
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 September 2013Verified Purchase
'DIESEL' 'WALKER' AND 'JOHNSON' HAVE THEIR FOOT ON THE PEDAL AGAIN'
after a military convoy is attacked and taken down in 'Moscow'
'agent 'Hobbs' becomes involved.
the attack had been the work of a well organised outfit.
'Hobbs' needs the skills of 'Dom' and his old crew to help him track
down and close down the outfit headed by 'Shaw' who if he gets his
hands on all the military items targeted he would pose a threat to
millions of innocents.
the crew agree to do the job if 'Hobbs' can guarantee a pardon for
past deeds.
'Dom' soon becomes concerned when discovering a member of his old
crew 'Letti' now runs with 'Shaw' now.
'Hobbs' and 'Dom' need to work out where 'Shaw's' next heist will be
quickly.
.....an explosive action-packed thrill trip with the usual high-speed
car chases on board...again...fast cars, fast fists along with the
usual measure of humour.
if you love what's gone before......you'll love number '6'
an adrenaline rush......enjoy
after a military convoy is attacked and taken down in 'Moscow'
'agent 'Hobbs' becomes involved.
the attack had been the work of a well organised outfit.
'Hobbs' needs the skills of 'Dom' and his old crew to help him track
down and close down the outfit headed by 'Shaw' who if he gets his
hands on all the military items targeted he would pose a threat to
millions of innocents.
the crew agree to do the job if 'Hobbs' can guarantee a pardon for
past deeds.
'Dom' soon becomes concerned when discovering a member of his old
crew 'Letti' now runs with 'Shaw' now.
'Hobbs' and 'Dom' need to work out where 'Shaw's' next heist will be
quickly.
.....an explosive action-packed thrill trip with the usual high-speed
car chases on board...again...fast cars, fast fists along with the
usual measure of humour.
if you love what's gone before......you'll love number '6'
an adrenaline rush......enjoy
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just james.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Collection nearly complete
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 January 2014Verified Purchase
Love all the fast and furious films. It would not suprise me one bit if number 7 was dedicated in loving memory of the superb actor Paul Walker. These films will not be the same without him and as seen on twitter, He is one missed man. I will continue to buy these as still a fan, But it certainly will not be the same without him. One hell of a man you were, and still are, Paul walker, Rest In Peace. May all your car scenes, Great acting and much love follow you to the clouds, we will continue to burn rubber for you.
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