If the initial plan had stayed the same, discussions about the comeback of the Toretto crime family would have been happening for the 2025 movie lineup regarding Fast X’s continuation. However, due to unforeseen delays and the desire to release what could be the final chapter, Fast and Furious 11 has been pushed back to a tentative 2026 release. This delay is an exciting aspect to consider because it demonstrates the deep-rooted affection this blockbuster series has for openly expressing its passion through production. Recent updates indicate that the second part of Fast X, titled Fast X: Part 2, will be filmed in Los Angeles, as confirmed by Vin Diesel’s emotional announcement.
This news came from a post that the Fast Saga star/producer shared to his Instagram, complete with a fitting image of Diesel embracing on-screen sister Jordana Brewster. What makes this choice appropriate is Brewster herself had asked the man himself if this project could conclude in the city of angels, with this rationale in mind:
Last week, as fires forced people from Los Angeles (LA)… my sister Jordana contacted me and suggested that Universal should shoot the remaining parts of Fast X Part 2 in LA. Los Angeles is experiencing a critical need for this right now… LA was where the Fast and Furious series first started filming 25 years ago… and now, after all these years, Fast will come home to its original location. Sincerely, [Your Name].
Despite continuous speculation about disputes in the upcoming Fast X sequel, such rumors appear to be balanced out by positive signs like the one displayed above. Regardless of whether you’re bonded by blood or by affection, these types of disagreements are a part of life’s rollercoaster ride, offering both highs and lows that keep things intriguing.
In simpler terms, it can be said that the plan to continue filming the final chapters of the Fast Saga might serve as a positive note. This is because there will likely be many film industry workers seeking employment in Los Angeles, and the funds spent on production could potentially aid in post-wildfire recovery efforts. Given Dom’s character in these films, this seems fitting, making the whole situation even more satisfying.
As a movie enthusiast, I’ve recently discovered that you can stream “Fast X” via a Peacock subscription. The rest of the series seems to be drifting across different streaming platforms. But don’t worry, there’s ample time for a rewatch before “Fast X Part 2,” or whatever they decide to call this thrilling comeback, officially hits the screens. As of now, it doesn’t have a definitive 2026 release date scheduled.
It can be surmised that June 19, 2026 might serve as a potential release date. Given director Louis Leterrier’s admiration for The Fast and the Furious’ 25th anniversary, this would ensure the film hits theaters in time for fans to mark the occasion on that specific day.
Over the course of the next year, we’ll find out if this prediction holds true or is proven wrong. Meanwhile, we will remain steadfast in providing our unwavering support to those affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis caused by the California wildfires, taking it one quarter mile at a time. (TopMob)
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2025-01-23 21:08