Friendly Rivals Out to Save Humanity
What’s so entertaining about “Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw” is its utter ridiculousness and improbability. In a TV interview, one of its stars, Dwayne Johnson, rightly called the film a popcorn flick. It’s fast-paced, with lots of action, a love-hate relationship between its two stars, and plenty of quips and put downs to help space out the elaborate stunts.<br /><br />Former U.S. federal agent Luke Hobbs (Johnson) and former mercenary Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) are recruited by the government to track down a virus delivery mechanism that can destroy mankind. Rogue MI6 agent Hattie Shaw (Vanessa Kirby), Deckard’s estranged sister, is implicated, but the theft was engineered by Brixton (Idris Elba), a nearly invulnerable bionic creation. Under attack by Brixton and his motorcycle-riding thugs, Hattie resorts to extraordinary means to hide the virus and escapes.<br /><br />If you’re wondering why such a virus was created in the first place, it’s the McGuffin that sets the plot in motion, although a pretty clumsy one. Though supposedly of incredible importance, it figures only intermittently in the plot.<br /><br />Ultimately, Hobbs and Shaw are led to Hattie and despite some initial one-on-one battles, the three join forces to fight off Brixton and save the world.<br /><br />Director David Leitch (“Atomic Blonde”) relies on the chemistry between Johnson and Statham, knock-down drag-out fist fights, a series of car, truck and helicopter stunts, and lots of CGI. The bickering between the two leads is the film’s ongoing, sustained gag. Though they dislike each other, they each appreciate the other’s skills. Hattie, in keeping with recent films’ tendency to portray women’s empowerment, is a badass warrior who takes on Brixton and serves as referee when Hobbs and her brother spar verbally.<br /><br />Elba’s Brixton is a good over-the-top villain whose electronic circuitry allows him to react instantaneously to threats and deflect bullets as if they were ping pong balls. He proves a formidable foe for the three mortals who must confront him<br /><br />The light, bantering tone of the movie allows the comedy to dominate. The film traverses standard action flick territory until its third act, set in Hobbs’ native land of Samoa. He hasn’t been back or seen his family in years, but feels Samoa is the perfect place to lay low and regroup before doing final battle with Brixton. Hobbs’ relationship with his family is strained, and he receives less than a hearty welcome home.<br /><br />The final confrontation between the good guys and the bad guys involves intricate planning, unconventional weapons, strategy, timing, and knowledge of the turf. Some of the defenses are reminiscent of how the gunfighters and the Mexican villagers in “The Magnificent Seven,” greatly outnumbered by the bandit gang, used ingenuity and surprise to defend their town.<br /><br />This last sequence features one of the most outrageous stunts I’ve seen in movies in terms of originality, impossibility, and excitement. There are some breathtaking moments here.<br /><br />“Hobbs & Shaw,” rated PG-13, is an exciting action flick that delivers some amazing, over-the-top sequences. Not a movie out to win accolades at Cannes, it nonetheless supplies plenty of laughs and keeps the adrenalin flowing.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the 2-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include director’s audio commentary, an alternate opening, deleted and extended scenes, and 13 behind-the-scenes featurettes. A Digital code is contained on a paper insert.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham return to their unforgettable roles as Hobbs and Shaw in this action-packed feature from the blockbuster Fast & Furious franchise! For years, hulking lawman Luke Hobbs (Johnson) and lawless outcast Deckard Shaw (Statham) have traded smack talk and body blows. But when cyber-genetically enhanced anarchist Brixton (Idris Elba) gains control of an insidious bio-threat that could alter humanity forever, Hobbs and Shaw must partner up to bring down the only guy who might be badder than themselves!.