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Fan of the Fast and Furious franchise, I’ve seen every one. The Hobbs and Shaw spin-off wasn’t the best and with this cast and plot it should’ve been a lot better. I didn’t like the forced “funny” banter between Hobbs and Shaw. The movie was suppose to be an action movie, for the most part it was, but the dialogue got in the way of it. Both Johnson and Statham are amazing, very talented, and great in any action movie I’ve seen them in but comedy isn’t their strong suit. I would prefer to witness the Hobbs and Shaw characters from the previous f&f movies not this tag team of “comedians”, be funny but pick your moments. Vanessa Kirby and Idris Elba characters were amazing! I enjoyed watching them very much. For the next movie, I’m thinking more Mission Impossible angle and less The Hitman’s Bodyguard.

The action is impressive and the stars are personally as well as gladiatorially appealing, but the filmmakers seem to have shot the treatment instead of the script, or never bothered with a script.

Joe Morgenstern

Wall Street Journal

The two leads' highly competitive shtick is more amusing than not — the insults fly hot and heavy — as are the outrageously adverse predicaments over which they invariably manage to gain an upper hand. Director Leitch figuratively winks at the audience and elbows it in the ribs as he has his characters break the laws of physics time and time again as they confront a thoroughly preposterous lineup of physical dilemmas one after another.

Todd McCarthy

The Hollywood Reporter

Hobbs Shaw is a ridiculous movie, and sometimes it’s in the best way. I laughed at the audacity of its stunts, while shaking my head a little bit at their silliness. But I also despaired a little bit when I checked the time at what felt like it might be the climax and discovered there was still an hour to go.

Sam Adams

Slate