New FastX images welcome a stylish Jason Momoa and Brie Larson to the family.
In a series that has now gone on for longer than the infamous airport runway at the conclusion of its sixth film, we are approaching the finish line of the Fast and Furious saga, but we've still got two sharp turns to take before we see the checkered flag. Thanks to Total Film, we now have a new look at the upcoming Fast X with new images featuring Jason Momoa, Vin Diesel, and Brie Larson.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT And why not please those crowds with some big-name A-list stars joining the Fast family for the ride? Fast X is shipping in two new characters in the shape of Momoa’s Dante Reyes – the son of the drug lord killed in Fast Five, the movie which really cemented the switch in genres – and Larson’s Tess. Fast Five is generally considered the strongest entry in the series, so returning to that film seems like a sensible move.
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