Universal has released the first six minutes ofFast X, their supercharged latest installment of theFast and Furioussaga, online ahead of the movie’s move to video on demand. The prologue sequence, which sees the heist sequence fromFast Fiveshown once more from the perspective ofJason Momoa’s villainous peacock Dante Reyes –Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Deadstyle – opens the film and gives the audience more of an idea behind Dante’s nefarious motives.
The sequence begins with Brian (Paul Walker) and Dominic (Vin Diesel) in their overpowered Dodge Chargers dragging a bank vault through the streets of Rio de Janeiro, pursued byJoaquin de Almeida’s Hernan Reyes - Dante’s father, it would appear. In the original film, the sequence concludes with Dom assuming sole control of the vault, just as it does in this rendition of the scene.
However, in this particular version, the focus shifts from him standing on the Brazilian bridge, to the franchise’s leading man killing Hernan with the swinging bank vault. The scene then transitions to fresh footage depicting Momoa being forcefully ejected from his vehicle and plunging into the water beneath,before his eyes open in dramatic fashion.
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What’s Next for theFastFamily?
Just yesterday,Diesel posted on social media teasing the release ofFast X Part 2– which will surely get some sort of hilarious title likeFast & Fur11ous –for July 09, 2025.Fast Xended on a dramatic cliffhanger, somewhat unexpectedly, with things looking bleak for our heroes going in to the future. However, two A-list cameo appearances did shine a light on a prospective path forward.
Gal Gadot’s Gisele, who clearly and very obviously died inFast and Furious 6, was alive and well and – for reasons – operating a nuclear submarine at the film’s conclusion, while in the post-credits sting,Dwayne Johnson’sannus horribilisgot a little brighter as he resumed the role of Luke Hobbs. As well as forming what will be the main thrust ofFast X Part 2,Momoa is now expected to be part of Johnson’s solo film- which is being billed asFast X.5as if things weren’t confusing enough. It remains to be seen ifthat film will also featureJason Statham’s Deckard Shaw, who partnered with Johnson onFast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw.
You can see the full six minute opening - the Road to Revenge - down below.Fast Xis still in theaters, and is now available On Demand.
