The ‘Fast and Furious’ Series Could Actually Go To Outer Space

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It’s arduous to think about this now, however again in 2001 — some 18 summers in the past — the Fast and/or Furious collection was semi-realistic. The first entry was a stripped-down b-movie, a reasonably ridiculous but moderately believable image about guys who drive vehicles actual quick. No extra. Each movie is extra over-the-top than the final; the newest one ended with vehicles chasing a submarine. There have even been jokes that the subsequent logical step is to take Dominic and his “family” to outer house. Well, which may occur in any case.

Chris Morgan, author of each Fast/Furious movie because the third, Tokyo Drift, spoke to Polygon forward of the discharge of the spin-off Hobbs & Shaw. And because the franchise’s chief architect, he confirmed {that a} Fast and Furious in house is just not an concept he’s binned as too ludicrous.

“Nothing’s out of the question,” Morgan stated when requested if Vin Diesel can be strapping on a spacesuit. “Absolutely nothing. It just has to be cool and it has to be good. You know, that’s the thing.”