Movie Review: Fast and Furious 11 (2025)
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ (4/5)

“Family just went intergalactic.”

Just when you thought the Fast & Furious franchise couldn’t get any wilder, Fast and Furious 11 shifts into a whole new gear—quite literally. The stakes are higher, the stunts are crazier, and yes, there’s now a car chase on the moon.

Vin Diesel returns as Dominic Toretto in what might be his most emotional performance yet. After the events of F9 and Fast X, Dom is pulled back into the game when an AI-run crime syndicate known as NEXUS threatens global stability—and his family, of course. Enter flying cars, magnetic grappling hooks, and a high-octane rocket race that makes the Tokyo Drift days look like a warm-up.

The film brings back fan favorites like Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, and Ludacris, while Jason Momoa’s character returns with a surprising twist. Newcomer to the franchise, Florence Pugh, delivers a standout performance as a rogue MI6 agent with a mysterious past and even faster reflexes.

Directed by Louis Leterrier, Fast 11 manages to balance absurd action with heartfelt moments. There’s an unforgettable scene involving a Dodge Charger, a satellite, and a near-death group hug. Sound ridiculous? It is. But it works.

Is it realistic? Not even slightly. Is it entertaining? Absolutely.
This movie isn’t about physics—it’s about family.