Dom Toretto is living the quiet life off the grid with Letty and his son, but they know that danger always lurks just over the peaceful horizon. This time, that threat forces Dom to confront the sins of his past to save those he loves most. His crew soon comes together to stop a world-shattering plot by the most skilled assassin and high-performance driver they've ever encountered -- Dom's forsaken brother.F9 / Film synopsis

The Future of The Fast and Furious Movies Now that Fast X is here, it'll be the second to last film of the mainline The Fast and Furious movies, but that doesn't mean we're done with the universe. There are plans for Dwayne Johnson to star in a new Fast and Furious film as Luke Hobbs in 2025.

For his role in F9, Cena received a fat paycheck of $1 million, which is a phenomenal feat on his part since some of the older castmates were paid along the same lines; in comparison to the Peacemaker star's salary who was a newcomer to the franchise, Michelle Rodriguez (Letty Ortiz) and Tyrese Gibson (Roman Pearce), ...

For reference, The Fast and the Furious, which came out in 2001, had a budget of only $38 million. According to The Wrap, Fast X's budget is 70% more than its predecessor, F9, which was only $200 million.

In addition to the violent, frightening and upsetting scenes mentioned above, Fast & Furious 9 has some scenes that could scare or disturb children aged 8-13 years. For example, 11-year-old Elle watches as the car her parents are in explodes right before her eyes. She hides in their house as armed gunmen hunt for her.

Violence & Scariness Tons of cartoonish violence, crashes, explosions. Person killed in flaming car crash. Lots of guns/shooting. Characters fall from high places, crashing on hard objects.

F9 takes its ridiculously absurd action sequences to intolerably nonsensical levels, all while trying to tell an overlong, messy, unimaginative story surrounding one of the most generic cliches. The action scenes fall flat - almost every single one of them - and the CGI looks like it was borrowed from Sharknado.

Brian Brian Was In The Blue Car In F9 While Brian O'Connor's cars have multiplied and grown into an impressive collection over seven films, he is mostly known for driving blue Nissan GT-Rs. This means that the appearance of this exact car in the F9 ending confirms Brian is still around.

$20 million For the most recent Fast projects, Diesel has received $20 million for both F9 and Fast X.

As one of the world's most in-demand actors, it's unsurprising that Dwayne Johnson tops the list with a massive estimated net worth of US$800 million.

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What is 9/11 rated? 9/11 has been rated R for language.

The constant mayhem and violence, at times brutal, and some coarse language, make it unsuitable for children under 14, with parental guidance recommended for the 14 to 15 year olds.

F9 is officially rated PG-13 by the MPAA for sequences of violence, action, and language. Of course, The Fast and Furious franchise has always included plenty of thrilling action sequences and gun-toting characters - in more recent sequels, there has been an increase in federal agents as well.

They destroyed over 350 cars during the filming of Fast and Furious 9. “I think with all of these films, you read the script and go 'wow',” McCarthy says. “It seems like it just gets so much more extreme with every new one. So you're always thinking 'man, how am I going to pull this off?

“One mistake [while filming] could take out a building or a person,” says Razatos. “That's a lot of pressure.” Over 250 cars were destroyed in F9, estimates Lin. After 2009's Fast Five, he lost count (that film's car wreckage count was somewhere in the low 200s).