Jason Momoa's Villainous Performance Steals the Show in 'Fast X' Review

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"Fast X" is a brainless but action-packed thrill ride that reunites all the A-list characters from the previous nine movies and introduces Jason Momoa's diabolical Dante as the villain. The film is half a story that starts-and-stalls its way toward a cliffhanger, and the script is best ignored. The franchise's most dependable director, Justin Lin, called it quits, and Louis Leterrier took over. The film is bad with story but reasonably strong on the action front, and fans may forgive the giant leaps of logic and pointless scenes.
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