Deckard Shaw busca vengarse de Dominic Toretto y su familia.Deckard Shaw busca vengarse de Dominic Toretto y su familia.Deckard Shaw busca vengarse de Dominic Toretto y su familia.
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- 36 premios ganados y 36 nominaciones
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- TriviaBody doubles, stunt doubles, and archive footage were used to complete the film following Paul Walker's death. Walker's brothers Caleb Walker and Cody Walker were among the doubles, and also provided voice-over for the character Brian O'Conner.
- ErroresDuring the final fight between Toretto and Shaw, Vin Diesel's stunt double has much darker skin than Diesel.
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[last lines]
Dominic Toretto: [remembering the time he had with Brian] I used to say I live my life a quarter mile at a time and I think that's why we were brothers - because you did too. No matter where you are, whether it's a quarter mile away or half way across the world, you'll always be with me. And you'll always be my brother.
- Créditos curiososBefore the credits, there is a title card that reads, "For Paul", dedicating the film to deceased star Paul Walker.
- Versiones alternativasThe 140-minute extended version of the film has the following additions:
- No doubt the biggest addition is the longer opening sequence where Deckard narrates their shared past as children including him punished by their father for what Owen would steal. He also knew that Owen would end up in the current predicament despite being a gangster, smarter, better and being trained by him. It then continues to the theatrical-version's opening of laying the machine gun on Owen's chest before he leaves the hospital.
- A different line when Deckard responds to Hobbs why he's in his office: "I don't care for your computer. I'm here for the team that crippled my brother."
- The graveyard chase is slightly longer.
- The number of punches, kicks and head butts between Letty and Kara is almost doubled.
- The shootout at the warehouse is longer, especially it has Mr. Nobody killing a three more of Jakande's mercenaries.
- ConexionesEdited into Fast & Furious 7: Deleted Scenes (2015)
- Bandas sonorasPayback
Written by Alex Schwartz, Joe Khajadourian, Geoffrey Patrick Earley, Sage the Gemini (as Dominic W. Woods), Kevin Gates (as Kevin Gilyard), Juicy J, Future, Gilbere Forte
Performed by Juicy J (as Juicy J), Kevin Gates, Future and Sage the Gemini
Produced by The Futuristics
Additional production by Geoffro Cause
Strings arranged & conducted by Brian Tyler
Juicy J appears courtesy of Kemosabe Records/Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Kevin Gates appears courtesy of Breadwinners Association/Atlantic Recording Corporation
Future appears courtesy of Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Sage The Gemini appears courtesy of EMPIRE Recordings/Republic Records
Opinión destacada
For the absolutely most part I really enjoyed this action movie.
This is exactly the kind of action that I really like. Extreme action. Action that does not try to be "realistic" at all. Over the top action. (and I really hate people that can't accept extreme action, they be all like: "yeah, right, that's SO unrealistic"! Dumb people.
Here's what I don't like. I have to say I have a slight problem with Vin Diesel. I mean, he's alright, it's just, compared to Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham, he's just, well he kind of pales in comparison. His character is also slightly annoying. With his family-talk all the god damn time. We get it, you're into family, the only thing that matters is family, your little gang is family. Family. Family. And hose gravelly grunts he speaks in, ain't cool bruh. Sometimes you can barely make out what he is saying.
The movie also tries to portray him as super strong, which I don't totally buy. He's a big guy, but not that big. He looks like he thinks he's bigger than he is. Compared to the monster that is The Rock, he looks like a skinny twig for Petes sake. And he, Vin Diesel, is lifting cars and tossing people several yards, I just don't buy it.
Also there's some other stuff that I didn't like. There's this "computer chip" with some insane technology, and it seemed a little out of place. That stuff was straight up sci/fi. I hate when they mix sci/fi-stuff into action movies that are set today. The plot has some issues, but I choose not to care too much.
OK, got that out of the way. This movies has perfectly shot, exciting, over the top-action. Several big, long action scenes, and I pretty much loved all of them. And since this is an action movie first and foremost, I won't let the negative stuff count all that much. I was very entertained.
There are a couple of 'jump-out-of-a-car-in-slow-motion, at-the-last-millisecond, with-a-one-in-a-billion-chance-of-making-it'- scenes that for some reason gives me goosebumps a little. Probably because they are so over the top. I love that stuff. I think of who ever came up with something so over-the-top, and get a little impressed. Good job!
Good thinking getting Jason Statham into this, I so rooted for him. He is way cooler than the whole furious-team.
And that Nathalie Emmanuel, holy gasoline fumes is she gorgeous. And she speaks nineteen languages, including Dothraki, what a catch!
And of course, we all know Paul Walker is no longer with us, and you're reminded of that each time he is on screen. He gets a little montage at the end, it is very well done - really sad, man. Real damn sad.
This is exactly the kind of action that I really like. Extreme action. Action that does not try to be "realistic" at all. Over the top action. (and I really hate people that can't accept extreme action, they be all like: "yeah, right, that's SO unrealistic"! Dumb people.
Here's what I don't like. I have to say I have a slight problem with Vin Diesel. I mean, he's alright, it's just, compared to Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham, he's just, well he kind of pales in comparison. His character is also slightly annoying. With his family-talk all the god damn time. We get it, you're into family, the only thing that matters is family, your little gang is family. Family. Family. And hose gravelly grunts he speaks in, ain't cool bruh. Sometimes you can barely make out what he is saying.
The movie also tries to portray him as super strong, which I don't totally buy. He's a big guy, but not that big. He looks like he thinks he's bigger than he is. Compared to the monster that is The Rock, he looks like a skinny twig for Petes sake. And he, Vin Diesel, is lifting cars and tossing people several yards, I just don't buy it.
Also there's some other stuff that I didn't like. There's this "computer chip" with some insane technology, and it seemed a little out of place. That stuff was straight up sci/fi. I hate when they mix sci/fi-stuff into action movies that are set today. The plot has some issues, but I choose not to care too much.
OK, got that out of the way. This movies has perfectly shot, exciting, over the top-action. Several big, long action scenes, and I pretty much loved all of them. And since this is an action movie first and foremost, I won't let the negative stuff count all that much. I was very entertained.
There are a couple of 'jump-out-of-a-car-in-slow-motion, at-the-last-millisecond, with-a-one-in-a-billion-chance-of-making-it'- scenes that for some reason gives me goosebumps a little. Probably because they are so over the top. I love that stuff. I think of who ever came up with something so over-the-top, and get a little impressed. Good job!
Good thinking getting Jason Statham into this, I so rooted for him. He is way cooler than the whole furious-team.
And that Nathalie Emmanuel, holy gasoline fumes is she gorgeous. And she speaks nineteen languages, including Dothraki, what a catch!
And of course, we all know Paul Walker is no longer with us, and you're reminded of that each time he is on screen. He gets a little montage at the end, it is very well done - really sad, man. Real damn sad.
- Finfrosk86
- 20 sep 2015
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- Furious 7
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- Presupuesto
- USD 190,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 353,007,020
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 147,187,040
- 5 abr 2015
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 1,515,342,457
- Tiempo de ejecución2 horas 17 minutos
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- Relación de aspecto
- 2.39 : 1
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