速度与激情6
由Justin Lin执导
俄罗斯莫斯科闹市中央，执行押送任务的军方部队遭到一伙训练有素的匪徒袭击，大战过后的现场惨不忍睹，重要的卫星元件遭到劫持。国际刑警霍布斯（道恩·强森 Dwayne Johnson 饰）查明，包括此案在内的一系列案件均系前特种部队军人欧文·肖（卢克·伊万斯 Luke Evans 饰）所为。为了将这群训练有素、老练凶狠的匪徒绳之于法，他辗转找到隐居世外桃源的多米尼克·托莱多（范·迪塞尔 Vin Diesel 饰）助拳。霍布斯开出的条件令人难以拒绝，他不仅可以将托雷多和布莱恩（保罗·沃克 Paul Walker 饰）一伙从前的犯罪记录一笔勾销，此外欧文一伙中竟然还有本该死去的莱蒂……
- OdinTheRavenKing2026年5月17日## Synopsis Hobbs is after a criminal who has been stealing highly sophisticated military parts using advanced driving techniques. To fight back, he reaches out to Dom and Brian dangling the carrot the Letty might not be dead. ## Review This is probably the first of the movies where Fast and Furious was crazy, but still somewhat believable, minus the entire tank scene. But as the movies goes on you start to get more unbelievable as the movies go on. All the unbelievable items do need to be help like I tell my clients before walking through a table-top exercise. You have to suspend the disbelief that it could happen and enjoy the event. The movie is fun to watch. The driving is there to entertain, but there isn't a single race. So the cars do take a pretty big back seat in this movie. I am having a hard time deciding what is more unbelievable, Letty being able to fight well enough against Gina Carano from [[The Mandalorian]], who in the movie has military training, or the tank scene in its entirety. Actually now that I think about it, Michelle Rodriguez manages to beat both Gina and Ronda Rousey in fist fights in this series, which is honestly crazy. I don't think we can talk about the acting too much. There isn't anything really good or bad. It is very middle of the ground. I will say one of my favorite scenes is when Luda and The Rock go the get the cars. The British dude just straight up throwing shade at them saying "You don't have an entourage or any hunnies" and then ends up giving his clothes to the Rock. Just very simple comedy that I appreciate. ## [My Rating] It isn't great at all. This entire movie and really as the rest of the series as it goes on, is a case study of crazy mediocrity. The stunts get bigger and continually less credible. The acting stays the same. The cars continue to be a weird side piece that they try to make important, but never have the same legacy that the old movies did. Count it as a crazy action movie, and you are walking in with the right mindset. This is a 7. ## [Parental Rating] There are continually no content in these movies that my parents are going to watch. My dad might watch it on TV, but I'm not sure. The language is nothing out hand, but there is a decent about of suggestive language. There is the typical lightly dress woman and a no-show topless scene. The violence is there pretty consistently as well, but there is no visual with it other than out of focus or from a far away distance. I am going to say rejected by both.
- jackmeat2026年1月31日My quick rating - 8.0/10. When I saw the first Fast and Furious, I very much enjoyed it for what it was. Racing action. That was it, no plot was needed, although they put a cop in, blah blah. Well, the evolution of the Fast and Furious universe has changed dramatically. If you haven't seen the previous 5, it's ok, you will only miss out on some inside jokes and character traits. The change it took was going from street racing to pro street racers performing high-end heists (this occurred in the fifth installment), and now in 6, we have the culmination of all the characters that have appeared in the 5 others back for one last (?) big job. So, the crew is reassembled by Dwayne Johnson (you may know him as The Rock), this time not for cash, but to stop a terrorist attack. This includes (not limited to) O'Connor (Paul Walker) and Toretto(Vin Diesel), who are the main players ever since the first one, O'Connor, the ex-FBI agent now rogue, and Toretto, the street criminal turned hero. Ok, can't sum up the whole backstory, so now the "family" has been reunited to stop the bad guy from stealing the final piece to creating a weapon capable of disabling the entire military infrastructure (they don't delve far into what/how exactly, just knocking out all communications). The mastermind behind this, Shaw (played very well by Luke Evans), is a step ahead of all the other criminals. Well, ultimately, Toretto wants nothing to do with it, but there is a catch, a photo of Letty (thought to be dead Michelle Rodriguez), who was Toretto's love and part of the family. So with this information, they decide with two goals in mind, save Letty and stop the attack, to take on this mission. One problem that occurs is that Letty is now working for Shaw due to her memory loss after her attack, as shown in flashbacks. Ok, enough blabbering about the plot, which there is more of it, and I dare you not to act surprised when several plot twists are revealed. Let's talk about action, which there is plenty of. Keep in mind that checking things like physics and reality at the door is a must for these types of movies. The director (Justin Lin) does a superb job in the choreography of the racing/car chase scenes, which must be seen to be believed. Even though these scenes are impossible to fathom being possible, Lin films these scenes so precisely with every bit of attention to detail possible, edited together perfectly to inspire jaw-dropping moments that may lead to disbelief and even clapping when you see them. No, really, it looks that good. Lin doesn't just stop there; he also utilizes his expertise in other action sequences, including gunfights and a very well-filmed hand-to-hand fight. It plays out as a "how to" manual for making an action flick, especially a summer blockbuster (Domestic Total as of May. 27, 2013:$117,036,995 + $197,000,000 foreign). But a movie being strictly eye candy wouldn't be enough. A major step up that is present is the incredible on-screen chemistry of the "family." Tyrese Gibson and Ludacris play off one another so well, giving us some of the biggest laughs and one-liners of the movie. All the characters are played so well that you will be surprised at how you are actually drawn into the depth they provide between explosions. Not what you would expect to be another major selling point of this type of movie. The evolution of this franchise has taken the old die-hard fans of straight-up racing from the earlier movies and brought in a whole new group of fans by introducing more action elements and complex (for action) stories that are not just fluff. At the end of the 2 hours, I believe you will leave this movie experience extremely satisfied with all aspects of this film, and also due to a major cliffhanger (don't stand up the second the credits start, trust me) that will leave you anxiously awaiting Fast and Furious 7, which I believe will be the final one (do not hold me to that unless I am right). Do yourself a favor and see this one in the theater. OK, I can't stop there without saying one thing that Heather and I could not hold back laughing about, no spoiler but the "check reality" thing is so in focus in one scene it is really stupid, luckily it is surrounded by tons of action, but the runway a plane takes off from has to be somewhere around 500-700 miles long to accommodate the scene. That is all I will say, you will know what we mean when you see it. Thanks for going to the movie with me, Heather. Those who read this (including you) know I 99% of the time watch movies at home, so it was a nice change of pace. "Ride or Die"
- LivewireAdmin2025年9月4日By this point the series has fully morphed from midnight street races into glossy, globe-trotting superhero heists, and Justin Lin leans into that identity with confidence. The London set pieces pop—the tank rampage and runway finale are the kind of physics-optional mayhem that make you grin even as you roll your eyes. Performance-wise, Dwayne Johnson remains the franchise’s best late-addition—pure presence and deadpan punchlines—while Vin Diesel gives Dom’s gravelly devotion to “family” enough weight to sell the soap. The Letty-amnesia thread works better than it should: Michelle Rodriguez brings a bruised-knuckle tenderness that grounds the movie whenever the cars go airborne. Luke Evans’ Owen Shaw is serviceable as a cool, tactical foil, though he’s more diagram than character. Still, the film’s bloat shows. The cutting can turn geography to mush, jokes land unevenly, and the cartoon escalation dulls impact by the third mega-set piece. A few character send-offs are disappointingly hollow. Emotionally, it’s a remix of themes the series already nailed in Fast Five—bigger but not richer. As connective tissue in the saga (that stinger is a franchise pivot), F&F6 is a satisfying pit stop: loud, shiny, intermittently thrilling, and frequently ridiculous. Not top-tier Toretto, but it gets you where you’re going.
- MR_BigTime2025年8月15日A little more mature than its predecessors, still ridiculous action sequences and more so at that, Fast & Furious 6 was exactly what the doctor ordered. If you're looking for a good time that involves Mission: Impossible type gadgets and stunts, sarcastic wit that'll have you giggling every now and then, as well as some of the most emotional bits in the franchise, Fast & Furious 6 is your ticket.
速度与激情6花絮
速度与激情6于2013年5月17日发布。
速度与激情6由Justin Lin执导。
速度与激情6的时长为2小时 10分钟。
速度与激情6由Vin Diesel, Neal H. Moritz, Clayton Townsend制作。
俄罗斯莫斯科闹市中央，执行押送任务的军方部队遭到一伙训练有素的匪徒袭击，大战过后的现场惨不忍睹，重要的卫星元件遭到劫持。国际刑警霍布斯（道恩·强森 Dwayne Johnson 饰）查明，包括此案在内的一系列案件均系前特种部队军人欧文·肖（卢克·伊万斯 Luke Evans 饰）所为。为了将这群训练有素、老练凶狠的匪徒绳之于法，他辗转找到隐居世外桃源的多米尼克·托莱多（范·迪塞尔 Vin Diesel 饰）助拳。霍布斯开出的条件令人难以拒绝，他不仅可以将托雷多和布莱恩（保罗·沃克 Paul Walker 饰）一伙从前的犯罪记录一笔勾销，此外欧文一伙中竟然还有本该死去的莱蒂……
速度与激情6中的关键角色有Dominic Toretto（Vin Diesel）, Brian O'Conner（Paul Walker）, Luke Hobbs（Dwayne Johnson）。
速度与激情6的评级为PG-13。
速度与激情6是一部Action, 惊悚, 犯罪电影。
速度与激情6的观众评分为8.4（满分10分）。
速度与激情6的预算曾是US$1.6亿。
速度与激情6的票房收入为US$7.9亿。