If they start and use the actors from Tokyo Drift after this then it will be a new phase a new start after a full loop from 1-7 huhu

Lucas Black Signs On For Fast & Furious 7, 8 And 9

Deadline reports that the Tokyo Drift star, who played a character named Sean Boswell, is going to make is comeback in James Wan's Fast & Furious 7, but that's not all. According to the site's sources, the actor will become a "regular in the series" and that he has signed on for at least the next three movies, meaning that we will also get to see him in Fast & Furious 8 and 9. As we don't really know anything about Chris Morgan's script for the next sequel - outside of the fact that it's set in Los Angeles - at this stage we don't know how Black will be introduced into the plot and united with the rest of the franchise's cast.

In Tokyo Drift, which is actually set after the events of the three most recent films, Sean Boswell was portrayed as a 17-year-old loner and street racer who is forced to move from the United States to Japan to live with his father when he gets too many strikes on his record. After the move he becomes a good friend of Han (the character played by Sung Kang who says he used to be a member of Dominic Toretto's gang) and is introduced to the world of drift racing. At the end of the movie Vin Diesel had a cameo as Dominc, reintroducing his character to the franchise, but outside of him Boswell has no other connections within the movie universe.

I shed my manly tears. Why did he have to go so soon. Seriously.. For Paul.    

Just came back from the cinema!

This movie, I gotta say, is action packed enough to keep you at the edge of your seat from the start until the very end. This whole vehicular warfare thingy is elevated to a preposterous level that defies the very basic laws of car dynamics. I laughed and shook my head numerous times at some of the stunts they pulled off in the movie. But it's pure entertainment laced with lots of cheese for the masses.

James Wan did a very good job in directing the chase scenes, I must say I didn't expect this to come from a spook story director at all. Kudos to him. He did well to knit the Tokyo drift story into the movie.

Tyrese Gibson, with his motor mouth never fails to crack some wise ass jokes.

And I was surprised that Tony Jaa is in the party as well! (I wasn't aware of this fact) before the show.

Lots of hot ASSES  and male testorones burning rubber, all in all, a great blockbuster to enjoy, nevermind the logic!

Watching this on Friday... reviews have been pretty good.

I believe it's going to be a lot more emotional, and a goodbye to  Brian O'Conner.

My first F&F in cinema btw... never seen it in cinema before, no idea why

Is it the good review just for respect to Paul? Kind if sympathy review or is it really good in honest?

Can you tell me how they send off Paul in the movie? I haven't watch it yet but I'm eager to know how they send him away.

It was beautiful 

Can you tell me how they send off Paul in the movie? I haven't watch it yet but I'm eager to know how they send him away.