The crime action movie “Fast Furious” returns full of charm with breathtaking action scenes that will become a new “fever” taking over the big screen in May. The movie is called ” Fast Five – Rio” is the 5th film in the extremely intense action and racing series

The crime action movie “Fast Furious” makes a fascinating return with breathtaking action scenes that will become a new “fever” taking over the big screen in May. The movie called “Fast Five – Rio” is the 5th movie in a series of extremely thrilling action and racing movies that have captivated Vietnamese audiences over the years.

Vin Diesel along with Paul Walker and the stars from the previous episodes are back in the sequel to the speed movie Fast Furious 5. And with the participation of Dwayne Johnson, they have made a movie with exciting action scenes. enjoy all the senses of audiences around the world.

Thrilling is not just about racing and chasing…

In Fast & Furios 5, Dom, Brian and Mia fled far south to Brazil, hiding in the small towns of Rio de Janeiro. They face the greatest challenges in an outlaw city. Latin American culture has played a major role in several installments, and now it continues with the action taking place from the white sand beaches of Copacabana to the narrow streets of Rio.< a i=2>In Fast Furious 5, former police officer Brian O’Conner (played by Walker) co-stars with Dom Toretto (played by Diesel) in a completely different place: an outlawed place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. . Elsa Fataku joins Johnson with returning cast favorites Jordana Brewster, Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, Tyrese Gibson, Sung Kang, Gal Gadot, Matt Schulze, Tego Calderon and Don Omar in a heist.

This series has attracted a large audience over the past decade. With a street racing team in the underworld of Los Angeles, along with the bonds of loyalty and family affection, the film has conquered audiences with the biggest, most thrilling racing scenes ever. up to now. After blowing up screens with a heart-stopping race in Miami, exposing the underworld in Tokyo and storming underground at the US/Mexico border, the heroes are back in this action movie.

Since the previous episode, Brian and Mia Toretto (played by Brewster) have helped Dom escape from prison and hide from the police. Back in Rio, they must complete one final mission to win their freedom. What is that mission? They assemble a team of elite people to carry out a $100 million heist. Dom and Brian understand that they have only one way out, which is to face a boss (played by Joaquim de Almeida) who only wants to kill them. But this isn’t the only one hunting them.

A federal agent named Luke Hobbs (Johnson) never left his mission. With the mission of taking down Dom and Brian, Hobbs and his teammates tried every way to capture them. But in Brazil, when his team was disbanded, Hobbs understood that he could not clearly distinguish between good and bad. And now he must rely on his own instincts to catch his quarry… before someone takes them out first.

Amazing visual effects

To ensure the illusion of action scenes, the filmmakers worked with Spiro Razaros, the stunt double for the dangerous racing scenes in Death Race and Vantage Point, along with stuntman Jack Gill. Razatos and Gill were both very enthusiastic about participating in the film when invited.

They started with a series of tests on different aspects to find out how to carry out a theft with the Charger.

In the previous film, Razatos used a number of cameras mounted on a Porsche Cayenne to film along the track to help capture the angles he wanted, adjusting the height within a few seconds. The Subie-cam, a Subaru STI, with an iron cage around it (allowing a mobile camera to be placed in the front) provides beautiful footage from multiple camera locations.

Another tool used to capture multi-dimensional action scenes. It’s the Charger’s lens, a dual-drive system that helps capture tight angles inside the car – for those who like 180-degree spins or somersaults. The glass is secured to the front of one of the Dodge Chargers, and the devices are arranged so that the driver, Robert Nagle, can control the vehicle as seen in the footage below. It’s a very good solution to put the viewer in the middle of fast-moving cars.

One of the difficult scenes in the movie is when Dom and Brian control The idea was to create six treasures with their own missions, even though they were created as if they were the front of the treasure (placed on the front of a small truck to allow for tight shots such as when the treasure is destroyed). 5 cars at once), or when stuntmen hooked onto a 10m cable and pulled it along the San Juan with two Dodge Chargers. Razatos and Gill tested the cars to make sure they could handle the task on their own. The Chargers got the job done without any mistakes.

The treasure is in a self-driving car 2.5m high and with 4 wheels, driven by stuntman Henry Kingi, which are jewelry. This surprised the entire team and passersby who happened to be there and witnessed the unbelievable sight of a 4-ton treasure spread on the street. Kingi, who had to wear special clothes to endure the 38-degree temperature inside the vehicle, had practiced this job before.

With Fast & Furious and Tokyo Drift, Lin used visual effects to pull off the big action scenes in Fast. The director again invited visual effects manager Mike Wassel, who worked on the previous two parts of the film, to ensure that the visual effects in this film will be perfect.

Beautiful and talented cast

Vin Diesel (Dominic Toretto/Producer) was born in New York, and became one of the most invited movie stars in Hollywood. Along with his great successes in box office films, Diesel is also an excellent producer and filmmaker. He was chosen to produce the third episode of The Chronicles of Riddick.

Diesel is best known recently for Fast & Furious, the 4th part in this blockbuster series. He played many roles in this part, both playing the main character Dominic Toretto and being the film’s producer. He also wrote and directed the short film Los Bandoleros. The film was released on the DVD of Fast & Furious, about the origins of the characters and events leading up to the robbery that exploded the oil tanker in the film.

Paul Walker (Brian O’Conner) is most recently seen in the film Taker opposite Matt Dillon and Hayden Christensen and in Fast & Furious, the 4th episode of this blockbuster series. In 2006, Clint Eastwood cast Walker in Paramount Pictures’ World War II film Flags of our Fathers. Also that year, he starred in Disney’s box office hit Eight Below. In Running Scared, a horror film written and directed by Wayne Kramer (The Cooler), Walker stars opposite Vera Farmiga as a father desperately trying to protect his children during a police shooting incident.

Walker also starred alongside Jessica Alba in the film Into the Blue directed by John Stockwell. In 2004, he co-starred with Susan Sarandon, Penélope Cruz, Robin Williams and Alan Arkin in Chazz Palminteri’s film Noel, about a group of New Yorkers who gather together on Christmas Eve.

Jordana Brewster (Mia Torreto): Her beauty, talent and natural acting have made her highly appreciated in Hollywood both in film and television. Recently, Brewster starred in Fast & Furious, the fourth episode of the blockbuster Fast and the Furious series. Brewster also appeared on the small screen in the NBC series Chuck as Dr. Jill Roberts. In 2006, Brewster starred in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, directed by Jonathan Liebesman, and in D.E.B.S, based on the comedy short by Angela Robinson, released in March 2005.

Brewster also starred in The Fast and the Furious directed by Rob Cohen, and in the film The Faculty directed by Rober Rodiguez. Brewster demonstrated her acting skills on the television series As the World Turns during which time she attended school while also playing the role of Nikki Munson. She graduated from Yale University in 2003.

Tyrese Gibson (Roman Pearce) was born in Watts, California. Gibson showed his love for music very early and released his first album at the age of 19. Not long after, he received the American Music Award for Favorite New Soul/R&B Artist of 2000.

Recently, Gibson appeared in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and the film Death Race, alongside Jason Statham, Joan Allen and Ian McShane. He will continue to star in the third Transformers movie called Transformers: Dark of the Moon.

His film career also includes the films Legion, starring alongside Dennis Quaid and Paul Bettany; Michael Bay’s blockbuster Transformers; the drama The Take co-starring John Leguizamo and Rosie Perez; Flight of the Phoenix; Four Brothers and Waist Deep.

Dwayne Johnson (Luke Hobbs) had the opportunity to watch his father and grandfather achieve world success in professional wrestling. Watching them perform gave Johnson an elementary education like no other. After winning a full scholarship for football, Johnson joined the University of Miami football team and won his first national championship in 1991. He played for the championship again in 1992, and finished ending with a championship in 1995.

Johnson moved into entertainment, from television to film, with the role of the scorpion king in the 2001 blockbuster The Mummy Returns , which led him to a role in The Scorpion King in 2002. The film’s success led to roles in The Rundown, Walking Tall and Gridiron Gang. He also received acclaim for the film Be Cool, voiced Captain Charles Baker in Planet 51 and returned for Tooth Fairy.

John is most recently known for the film by George Tillman Faster, in which he plays an ex-con who avenges his brother’s death. He is also seen in the film Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, a sequel to the 2008 film Journey to the Center of the Earth.

The film officially debuted to audiences nationwide on May 6, 2011.