I have had my licence a few years now and whilst I am no formula 1 driver (especially not being a responsible parent with a 3 year old in the back lol) I have to say I have a keen interest in fast cars and speed racing and for some reason all the Fast & The Furious films have been right up my street! I have seen them all (aside from the Tokyo Drift version for some reason) and the most recent - and probably not the last - installment is this one: Fast Five - Plot - The film starts up as the previous ended with Dominic Torretto (our sexy Vin Diesel) on a bus being transported to prison when his sister Mia Toretto and our ex-cop Brian O'Connor ...  Read the complete review

I was looking forward to checking this out at the cinema as I really liked the somewhat mindless action of the others in the series. It met my expectations; it wasn't overly original or intelligent, but it was high energy and entertaining. Fast 5 is, strangely enough, the fifth instalment to Fast and Furious, directed by Justin Lin. We're introduced to Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker), an ex cop who partners up with Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel), an ex-con. It was actually Brian and Dom's sister, Mia (Jordana Brewster) that got Dom out of custody and helped him to disappear across borders to escape the cops. But, there's one final hurdle to get over to gain freedom ...  Read the complete review

== About the film == Fast and Furious 5 is the fifth instalment of the Fast and Furious film trilogy. It is released on DVD in the UK on 5th September while it came out at the cinema on 21st April. The film is rated 12A due to scenes of violence and action, sexual content and language. Fast and Furious 5 has a run time of 130 minutes. The sixth film in the series has been set for release in May 2013. == Plot == The film begins straight after the events of Fast and Furious where Dominic Toretto is being transported to a US prison by bus. His sister, Mia and her boyfriend and former cop, Brian lead the mission of his rescue, going back to their old ...  Read the complete review

Like I said in the title, this is definitely the best part of the series that has been released thus far. There was a lot of talk that this was going to be the biggest and baddest of the entire series. Luckily, the makers of the film did not disappoint. They put more stars including, Dwayne"The Rock" Johnson, and even brought back familiar faces like Ludacris and Tyrese Gibson. It was really cool to see all of the big stars that the makers of the other films be able to bring all of the same stars under one screen to make this gem of a film. Fast 5 has more intense driving scenes, more beautiful scenery, and more power than all of the other films in ...  Read the complete review