The final Fast X trailer has arrived as it prepares to release in theaters later this week. In what will either be the penultimate or antepenultimate film in the franchise, Fast X finds Dominic Toretto protecting his family from the fury of Dante, the son of Fast Five's Brazilian drug kingpin Hernan Reyes, who is now seeking revenge for his father's death. Fast X features the return of many of the franchise's familiar faces, with Jason Momoa, Brie Larson, Alan Ritchson, Daniela Melchior, and Rita Moreno also joining the cast.
Ahead of Fast X's release date on May 19, Universal unveiled the final trailer for the tenth film in The Fast Saga. Check it out below:
Clocking in at a whopping four and a half minutes, the final Fast X trailer looks back on the entire franchise while also teasing the beginning of the end.
Everything Revealed By The Final Fast X Trailer
The final Fast X trailer begins with Alan Ritchson's Aimes, the new leader of Mr. Nobody's agency, and Brie Larson's Tess, the daughter of Mr. Nobody, recapping the franchise's humble street racing roots before graduating to increasingly elaborate high-speed heists, including mobile jailbreaks and train robberies. The final trailer then goes on to provide extended previews of Fast X's many exciting action sequences. This includes Letty and Cipher's fight, a giant bomb rolling through Vatican City, and Dom speeding down the side of a dam to avoid an explosion, each of which has been glimpsed before in past trailers.
The final Fast X trailer does provide the first look at a fistfight between Dom and Dante, with the latter laughing maniacally as he absorbs multiple blows, reminiscent of Heath Ledger's Joker in The Dark Knight. While Fast X was previously planned as the franchise's penultimate installment, Diesel seemingly confirmed that a three-part finale is in the works, which could drastically alter the franchise's endgame. For now, the first Fast X reactions from the world premiere promise that Momoa's villainous performance is phenomenal, and the action is entertaining and thrilling, which audiences will soon be able to experience for themselves.
Source: The Fast Saga
