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Oh yes, the Fast & Furious franchise is back with a tenth film

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Oh yes, the Fast & Furious franchise is back with a tenth film | Top Gear

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'The end of the road begins' for this juggernaut of a movie franchise. Tuna sandwiches at the ready

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Oh yes, the Fast & Furious franchise is back with a tenth film

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'The end of the road begins' for this juggernaut of a movie franchise. Tuna sandwiches at the ready

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'The end of the road begins' for this juggernaut of a movie franchise. Tuna sandwiches at the ready

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Oh yes, the Fast & Furious franchise is back with a tenth film

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Oh yes, the Fast & Furious franchise is back with a tenth film

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Oh yes, the Fast & Furious franchise is back with a tenth film

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'The end of the road begins' for this juggernaut of a movie franchise. Tuna sandwiches at the ready

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Listen up film fans. More details have been released about the tenth instalment of the Fast & Furious saga, with the inventively titled Fast X set to hit cinemas in May this year.

There’s a bit of bad news for devotees of the franchise though, because the tagline for this film is ‘the end of the road begins’ and it’s already been confirmed that 10 and 11 will be the last of the Fast. This makes us genuinely sad.

The image above is the first official teaser for Fast X, but we now know that the trailer will drop on 10 February. It will of course feature Vin Diesel as Dominic Toretto, who has been living his life a quarter mile at a time for over 20 years now…

We also know that Fast X will be directed by Louis Leterrier (known for the first two Transporter films, The Incredible Hulk, Clash of the Titans, Now You See Me etc) after Justin Lin stepped down in April last year.

There’s no word on the cars that’ll feature just yet, but expect to see the old gang of Letty (Michelle Rodriguez), Han (Sung Kang), Roman (Tyrese Gibson), Tej (Ludacris) and Mia (Jordana Brewster) back together once again.

We know it’s gone a little bonkers in the last few films, but we’re still as excited as ever for new Fast & Furious action.

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Listen up film fans. More details have been released about the tenth instalment of the Fast & Furious saga, with the inventively titled Fast X set to hit cinemas in May this year.

There’s a bit of bad news for devotees of the franchise though, because the tagline for this film is ‘the end of the road begins’ and it’s already been confirmed that 10 and 11 will be the last of the Fast. This makes us genuinely sad.

The image above is the first official teaser for Fast X, but we now know that the trailer will drop on 10 February. It will of course feature Vin Diesel as Dominic Toretto, who has been living his life a quarter mile at a time for over 20 years now…

We also know that Fast X will be directed by Louis Leterrier (known for the first two Transporter films, The Incredible Hulk, Clash of the Titans, Now You See Me etc) after Justin Lin stepped down in April last year.

There’s no word on the cars that’ll feature just yet, but expect to see the old gang of Letty (Michelle Rodriguez), Han (Sung Kang), Roman (Tyrese Gibson), Tej (Ludacris) and Mia (Jordana Brewster) back together once again.

We know it’s gone a little bonkers in the last few films, but we’re still as excited as ever for new Fast & Furious action.

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'The end of the road begins' for this juggernaut of a movie franchise. Tuna sandwiches at the ready