• Action
• Adventure
• Crime
• Mystery
• Thriller

Fast X 2023

In Fast X, Dominic Toretto's family faces a new threat from Dante Reyes (Jason Momoa), the vengeful son of a drug lord killed during the events of Fast Five (2011). Dante seeks revenge by targeting Dom's family, leading to high-octane confrontations across various international locations. The film delves into themes of family, loyalty, and the consequences of past actions.🎭 Critics Fast X received mixed reviews from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, it holds a 57% critic score and an 84% audience score, indicating a more favorable response from general viewers. Critics praised the action sequences and Jason Momoa's performance but criticized the film's writing and over-the-top elements.🌐 Streaming Platforms by Region 🇺🇸 United States Peacock: Fast X is available for streaming on Peacock, with options for both Premium and Premium Plus subscriptions. Amazon Prime Video: Available for rent or purchase.🇮🇳 India Amazon Prime Video: Available for rent or purchase. Apple TV: Subscription required. Netflix: Available until March 17, 2025. Zee5: Available for rent.🇦🇺 Australia Paramount+: Available for streaming.🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia Netflix: Available for streaming.🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates OSN: Available for streaming.📺 Digital Purchase & Rental Options In addition to streaming, Fast X is available for digital purchase or rental on platforms such as: Amazon Prime Video Apple TV Google Play Movies & TV Vudu YouTube Movies🎧 Soundtrack The official soundtrack for Fast X was released on May 19, 2023, featuring a mix of hip hop, pop, reggaeton, Latin pop, EDM, and trap genres. It includes 21 tracks from various artists, with singles like "Let's Ride," "Gasolina," "Won't Back Down," "Toretto," and "Angel Pt. 1" leading up to the film's release.📊 Box Office Breakdown Fast X (2023) achieved a global box office gross of approximately $714.4 million, comprising $146.1 million from the United States and Canada, and $568.2 million from international markets. Domestic (U.S. & Canada): $146.1 million International: $568.2 million Top Markets: China: $78 million Mexico: $16 million France: $9.6 million Brazil: $9.6 million Pakistan: Set a record for the highest opening weekend for a foreign film, grossing approximately ₹19.98 crore (around $701,000).💰 Budget vs. Earnings With an estimated production budget of $340 million, Fast X was one of the most expensive films in the franchise. Typically, films need to earn about 2.5 times their production budget to break even, considering marketing and distribution costs. By this standard, Fast X would have needed to gross approximately $850 million to cover all expenses. While the film did not reach this target, it reportedly turned a modest profit due to lower-than-expected marketing expenses.🏁 Franchise Standing Despite its high production costs, Fast X did not surpass previous installments in terms of box office performance. It ranks below Furious 7 ($1.5 billion) and The Fate of the Furious ($1.2 billion) but above earlier entries like Fast Five ($629 million) and The Fast and the Furious ($206 million).🔮 Future of the Franchise Fast X serves as the first part of a two-part finale for the franchise. A sequel, reportedly the final main installment, is currently in development and is scheduled for release in 2026.🧾 Conclusion Fast X (2023) continues the high-octane legacy of the Fast & Furious franchise, delivering thrilling action, international locations, and a familiar theme of family and loyalty. Despite mixed critical reviews, the film was embraced by fans and performed solidly at the box office, grossing over $700 million worldwide against a hefty $340 million budget. While it didn’t surpass the franchise’s biggest hits, Fast X successfully sets the stage for future installments, keeping the adrenaline-fueled saga alive and promising more explosive adventures to come. Read More

• 2023
• 2 h : 22 min
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• CBFC: U/A