Of course, if we only talk about the plot and scenes, it is not enough. After all, it was written at the end of the film that this film is dedicated to Paul Walker, who has passed away, so this film also has a very important element: love! Dom and Letty's love (I remember everything about us: you drive, I drive; you fight, I fight; if you die, I'll follow."), O'Connor's love for Mia ("The most in my life. Luckily, I walked into the store and ate the first sandwich you made." "But I made it really bad." "Yeah, but I can still eat several."), Dom and O'Connor's love ("Whether it's a quarter mile drag racing, or halfway around the world - I'm willing to walk with you all the way."). At the end, Lao Fan's true dialogue said, "See you again" at the end of the film. It is these "love" that have been relied on along the way. Therefore, I personally think that this one is the most heart-wrenching part of the entire series at present, if there is any one that can surpass it , I guess I have to wait until the end of the whole series (it is said that Universal is planning to make 10 parts)...
Finally, I will talk about my personal thoughts on the future of this series. Since there are no easter eggs in the seventh part, there is no way to obsess about the plot direction. I can only obsess about the team lineup. From the sixth to the seventh part, Dom's team lost. The four generals (Giselle, Han, O'Connor, Mia), although it seems that they have obtained a new female hacker, they are a bit stretched compared to before; from this part, the easter eggs of the third part are replayed (good It's a pity, I always wanted to see Dom and Shawnby drifting in the Tokyo parking lot, but I didn't make it) It seems that the male protagonist of the third part is expected to return to the series, of course, if I can, I think I can also bring Baowa together Pull in, and set the next one to be "years later" because it's hard for them to be high school students like the third one at this age...
Rest in peace Paul. We will always love you.
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