‘Hobbs and Shaw’ Trailer: The ‘Fast and Furious’ Presents Its First Spinoff
The Rock and Jason Statham team for the first ‘Fast and Furious’ spinoff.
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‘Fast and Furious’ Producer Is Suing Universal Over the ‘Hobbs and Shaw’ Spinoff
A long-time producer of the ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise just filed a lawsuit against the studio over ‘Hobbs & Shaw.’
The Rock Shares the First Look at ‘Fast and Furious’ Spinoff ‘Hobbs and Shaw’
Don’t tell Vin Diesel, but the new Fast and Furious spinoff already sounds a lot better than the last Fast and Furious movie. You’ve got The Rock, you’ve got Jason Statham, and you’ve got Idris Elba as the dang villain. Who needs fast cars when you’ve got these dudes to lead your blockbuster...
Let’s Play Name That Jason Statham Movie From the Photo Of Him Holding a Gun
How well do you know the star of ‘The Meg’ and ‘The Transporter’? Test your knowledge with this quiz!
‘The Meg’ Review: Perhaps the Greatest Film Ever Made About Jason Statham Stabbing a Giant Prehistoric Shark
This really might be the best movie ever made about Jason Statham doing battle with a prehistoric giant shark. (Maybe. There might be others we’re forgetting.)
‘The Meg’ Director Jon Turteltaub Reveals the Most and Least Scientifically Accurate Parts of His Giant Shark Movie
(Apparently this movie about Jason Statham fighting a giant prehistoric shark is not a documentary.)
David Leitch Will Direct Dwayne Johnson’s ‘Fast and Furious’ Spinoff
Sorry, Vin Diesel, but The Rock just won this round.
Jason Statham Takes Down a Monstrous Prehistoric Shark in ‘The Meg’ Trailer
Jason Statham, meet Meg, a 75-foot, 2,000 year-old shark.
The Rock’s ‘Fast & Furious’ Spinoff Is Coming in 2019
Frenemies Luke Hobbs and Deckard Shaw are getting their ‘Fast and Furious’ spinoff sooner than we’d thought.
Jason Statham and Dwayne Johnson Filmed a Deleted ‘Fate of the Furious’ Scene
My theory that every Fast & Furious movie is essentially a fanfiction of the one that came before was proven correct this afternoon when it was announced that there is a spinoff in the works starring Jason Statham’s Decker Shaw and Dwayne Johnson’s Luke Hobbs. The two of them had, by far, one of the best sequences in The Fate of the Furious — that giant prison fight — and their animosity-turned-friendship is one of the great joys of the new movie. (I guess we’re just forgetting about the fact that Shaw killed Han Seoul-Oh a couple movies ago #JusticeForHan.) Apparently, the idea for a spinoff came from a deleted scene that Statham and Johnson shot to tack onto the very end of the movie, which the producers loved so much they wanted to save it for its own movie.
Universal Quickly Developing a ‘Fast’ Spinoff for Johnson and Statham
It may not have made a lick of sense within the emotional continuity of the series, but it’s hard to argue that the comedic highlight of The Fate of the Furious was Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham’s snappy banter. Johnson’s Hobbs winds up in jail right across the hall from his old arch-nemesis Deckard Shaw, played by Statham, and their chemistry is immediate and hilarious. Their playful back-and-forth throughout F8 kept things light and fun even as Dominic Toretto sold out his beloved family to work for Charlize Theron’s evil hacker Cipher.
Here’s Why There’s No ‘Fate of the Furious’ Post-Credits Scene
Audiences who stuck around after the end credits of newly released cinematic demolition derby The Fate of the Furious were disappointed to learn that there would be no bonus stinger scene, as has been customary in past installments of the franchise. (In addition to the pre-existing disappointment resulting from learning that Charlize Theron’s character is named Cipher.) It’s atypical for the series to refrain from teasing its next ride, and many fans are wondering what gives. Wonder no longer! Vin Diesel, as fate would have it, is reportedly to blame.