Fast X trailer released, over-the-top action sequence, will end in the 11th part

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Fast X, the tenth film in the Fast and Furious saga, is all set to thrill fans of the franchise. The trailer of Fast X released on Friday, and from the looks of it, the film has everything the franchise needs to attract the audience – flying cars, over-the-top action sequences and love for family. Fast & Furious 10 brings back Dom Toretto and most of his family members. It will hit the theaters on May 19 this year.

The trailer begins with Jason Momoa’s Dante announcing how Toretto is about to learn all about fear. He says that he is coming after her and her family because she has stolen a beautiful life and her chance to build her future. We soon get footage from past Fast and Furious movies that also featured the late actor Paul Walker. The trailer promises some heavy action sequences and a lot of drama. Newcomer to the cast, Brie Larson, looks to pack some punches as well.

The clip also promises what fans of the series have been missing, street racing. Dom Toretto is back on the road to race a car but this time stop the bloodshed.

Recently, at the film’s trailer premiere, Vin Diesel expressed his desire to join Robert Downey Jr.’s Fast & Furious family. He told Variety that RDJ is part of the dream cast of his last and final Fast & Furious film.

Welcoming Brie Larson into the Fast & Furious family, Diesel assured fans that the Captain Marvel star will add something you may not have expected but have been yearning for. In addition to Brie and Jason Momoa, the film will feature franchise regulars Sung Kang, Chris Ludacris Bridges, Jordana Brewster, Tyrese Gibson, Nathalie Emmanuel, and Michelle Rodriguez.

The 10th film in the Fast and Furious franchise was delayed due to director Justin Lin, who directed the third, fourth, fifth, sixth and ninth films, leaving midway. He was replaced by Louis Leterrier, who is best known for directing episodes in the Transporter series, The Clash of the Titans remake, and most recently Netflix’s Lupine series.

The Fast and Furious franchise started in 2001. Over the years, the films in the franchise have become huge grossers at the domestic and international box office. The Fate of the Furious and Furious 7 each grossed over $1 billion.

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