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Showing posts with label Paul Walker movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Walker movies. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Rumor Mill: Paul Walker's ending in Fast and Furious movies

The world knows by now that Paul Walker left us on November 30, 2013 in Santa Clarita, California. Universal Studios and film crew put Fast and Furious 7 on hold to mourn the death of their beloved friend and co-star, Paul Walker. The rumor mill is moving overtime, speculating that Paul Walker's brother Cody Walker could/would stand-in to complete the remaining scenes. Another rumor is that Paul Walker wouldn't be killed off in the FF series to show respect for this sensitive issue.

Read this Vibe article on Paul Walker's expected fate in his Fast and Furious 7 ending here

Paul Walker and his death are heartfelt to millions. There is positive reception on this kind individual, whose work beyond movie acting made a difference in countless lives. It's sad to lose someone such as Paul Walker, a genuine human being that had many more years to grace this world. However, we live life and hope we can make a difference day-in and day-out. We never know when our last day will come. All we can do is our best to live a quality life, making another person smile with every passing minute.

Paul Walker made us smile. The good he's done will live on in his memory. We anticipate Fast & Furious 7 under James Wan will be a mega blockbuster. James Wan is a brilliant director, whose past work in Saw, Dead Silence, The Conjuring, and Insidious movies gained Paul Walker's respect. Paul called James a "G" in an interview before his death.

Fast & Furious 7 will be Paul Walker's last film ever. We suspect Paul Walker's character Brian O'Connor will be retired to show respect because killing this character off in a fiery crash is way too cruel. We have to separate fact from fiction. It is the right way to say goodbye to Paul Walker on the silver screen. We enjoyed his work on the Fast and Furious series. It saddened us all, many of us shedding tears anytime Paul Walker's name surfaced in the news, on websites, and in a new movie.

Lets make Paul Walker's last movie end on a memorable note. We sense there will be an end credit that mentions "In Loving Memory of Paul Walker 1973-2013." Universal Studios is an amazing movie studio who is loyal to their employees. On April 3, 2014, go to the movie and watch Fast & Furious 7. Drive your racing cars, if you have one, to dedicate this opening weekend to Paul Walker.

Paul Walker's end in Fast & Furious 7 will likely be handled as a retirement from heisting and racing. It is the best way to show appreciation and gratitude for the late Paul Walker. From this point, after Fast and Furious 7 ends, we will never see Paul Walker on the silver screen again. We can rent Paul Walker movies, but there won't be any upcoming movies involving Paul after April 3. Watch Fast & Furious 7 as much as possible to pay tribute to this great actor who lived for the world first and took care of himself second.

In Loving Memory of Paul Walker

1973-2013





Thursday, July 3, 2014

"Paul Walker Discusses Life Before Fame" video

Paul Walker is interviewed in a video titled "Paul Walker Discusses Life Before Fame". In this interview, Paul mentioned that "20's were good. 30's were good. 40's are gonna be awesome".

How sad to hear Paul share his insight on his 40's. He had everything going for him. His teenage daughter moved in with him in California. Paul was a superstar actor known all over the world for his Fast and Furious movies. He has been in show business since a baby, but it was The Fast and the Furious in 2001 that catapulted his movie career.

If Paul never got involved in car crash that took the life of his good friend Roger Rodas and himself, we would see Walker's awesome 40's continue to play out on the silver screen and in charities.

You're an awesome dude Paul Walker. You will never be forgotten. Your movies will inspire your fans to achieve greatness.

Watch the Paul Walker interview below:


Friday, June 13, 2014

Fast & Furious 7: Han funeral scene

Paul Walker's Brian O'Connor character is shown attending Han's funeral. Vin Diesel pays his respect to his good friend Han, and then is distracted by a slow moving race car riding through the cemetery.

Check out the last role Paul Walker will star in - Fast and Furious 7:

http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/555354/20140611/paul-walker-tragic-death-fast-7-furious.htm#.U5rEHK2wJfc 

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Paul Walker Tribute: Racers remember Fast and Furious star actor

As you all know, Paul Walker died in Santa Clarita where this city is now his last resting place. Paul Walker is the foundation that drives Fast & Furious movies. The tragic news of his death hit us hard. Until this day, we can't help but to be sad about losing Paul Walker too soon.

Nobody wishes for any person to die. We all deserve a chance to live a good life. Walker is one of those unique actors who inspired many people to give back to their community.

Racers paid tribute to their favorite on-screen racer on Sunday December 8. In a fitting ending, racers drove in honor of Paul Walker and his Brian O'Connor Fast & Furious character. 

 Paul Walker would be thankful to know his memory lives on in his fans, friends and family. 

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Fast & Furious 7 production shuts down for now

Fast and Furious movie star Paul Walker died in a horrific car crash this past weekend in Santa Clarita, California. Sadly, we lost one of our favorite Fast and Furious actors and also a great person who took part in charity functions without asking credit for his good deeds. Unfortunately, Walker's movie world mimicked his real life.

According to Variety and other news reports, Universal Studios has decided to halt production of Fast and Furious 7. As of right now, Fast and Furious 7 will cease shooting and potentially undergo extensive script rewrites to decide what to do about Paul Walker's untimely death and his role in this lucrative movie franchise. 

We will keep you all updated once we hear anything about the future production of Fast & Furious 7. In the meantime, we pay tribute to Paul Walker as a great actor and as a great person. May Paul rest in peace and know his fans miss his presence.   

Monday, December 2, 2013

Paul Walker memorial site



Paul Walker's death hit me in a numb shock. It was this memorial site (see image above) that really made me grieve. I felt like I lost a family member. When I was into the racing scene, there were no mass media outlets to promote this adrenaline ride.

Then in 2001, The Fast and the Furious movie opened up at the box office with a massive $41 million in its opening weekend to outdistance the competition. I watched this movie in Mountain View the first weekend. Paul Walker and Vin Diesel put street racing on the world map.

Five more Fast and Furious movies were made. This racing franchise sparked a big movement across the world. Another FF movie is close to wrapping up production, though director James Wan and his crew are trying to piece together this Paul Walker tragedy (per new reports about the horrific crash and IMDb news lists concerning FF7).

The memorial image above produced an emotional response. I have been following Paul Walker since the 90s. He seems like one of those cool guys who is always doing good deeds. He died moments after taking part in his own charity organization to help others. I respect Paul Walker. His death hit me hard, especially because Hollywood is a dream that I continue to pursue.

This unofficial Fast and the Furious Movies fan site dedicates today to honor Paul Walker. Please share your condolences for Paul Walker below to honor this great person. May Paul rest in peace and continue to inspire us all to dream and do good for the world.

Rest in Peace

Paul Walker

1973-2013



Sunday, December 1, 2013

We remember Paul Walker

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In great sadness, we lost Paul Walker yesterday afternoon in Santa Clarita, California to a fiery crash that took the life of this truly awesome actor. I lived in this Santa Clarita city (Valencia) for 7 years, which makes this tragedy even more hard to accept.

I was shocked to learn of Paul Walker's passing from a text message my brother sent me in the late evening. Usually, I hear this type of news right way. However, I had no idea Walker died in a horrific car crash.

Paul Walker started acting in television in 1986. He bursted on the movie scene in the 90's, where he earned critical acclaim in Varsity Blues. Walker starred opposite Freddie Prinze Jr. in She's All That, another teenage flick this actor used to fuel his future roles.

We all know Paul Walker as Brian O'Conner in Fast and Furious movies. It is Walker's signature role in these high octane racing movies that remind us of his amazing talent. Fast and Furious 7 is currently filming, so this tragedy amplifies the loss of Paul Walker.

Paul Walker died at the age of 40. We are shocked and numb, Walker left us too early. We will always remember you.

Rest in Peace Paul Walker.

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

What is your most favorite Fast and Furious movies?

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The Fast and the Furious bursted onto the movie scene in 2001. This racing movie capitalized on street racing, where tricked out import cars race for money and/or pink slips. Vin Diesel and Paul Walker, two actors in previous movies, raced their way to movie stardom. The Fast and the Furious opened up number #1 at the box office with an astounding $41 million, igniting six Fast and Furious movies.

Millions Fast and Furious movie fans are revving their movie engines. Fast & Furious 6 is coming soon. It is predicted to make above $100 million this weekend, even with The Hangover Part III also opening, too. These two big movies will earn close to $200 million combined. 

Whereas $200 million is not as much as compared to The Avengers $200+ million opening weekend last summer, a $200 million opening weekend for two films that cost less than the comic book movie is huge. Fast & Furious 6 is expected to win the weekend box office in a close finish.  

Have you watched all Fast and Furious movies? Do you have a favorite Fast and the Furious movie? Enjoy watching the hot women? Like the fast cars? Love hot Neela? Want Lucas Black to return? Fast and Furious movies are action-packed and plot-driven, though the performers add depth to an impressive movie franchise. Our most favorite Fast and Furious movies follow in sequential order. 
  1. The Fast and the Furious (2001)
  2. Fast Five (2011)
  3. The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)
  4. Fast & Furious 6 (2013)
  5. Fast & Furious (2009)
  6. 2 Fast 2 Furious 
What are your favorite Fast and Furious movies? Share your list of Fast and Furious movies below. 

Sunday, February 3, 2013

The Fast and the Furious 6 movie trailer: Universal Studios unveils The Fast and the Furious 6 movie to the world

Did you see the Superbowl commercial with the new The Fast and the Furious 6 movie due out this upcoming May 2012? As we cover The Fast and the Furious news, we missed the movie trailer. We would definitely like to review this FF 6 trailer to see what is in store for the upcoming May race.

We are disappointed the 49ers couldn't win the race in the end. They were at the goal line, only needing to complete the final segment of the game to win the race. The 49ers raced like Brian, whereas the Ravens assumed Dom's position. We really see the 49ers learning from their mistakes like Brian. 

Back to The Fast and the Furious 6 trailer. We checked around the web to watch this trailer. To our amazement, we located the highly anticipated The Fast and the Furious 6 movie trailer. If you missed out on the movie trailer, you can watch it below. 

As mentioned in our disclaimer below, we are not affiliated with Universal Studios/NBC, any The Fast and the Furious performers, and any movie studios and websites. We do run our movie websites on Google's Blogger, which is also affiliated with their YouTube brand. The Fast and the Furious movie trailer is uploaded on this unofficial fan site to give movie fans a glimpse at what to expect this upcoming May 24, 2013. 


A surprise ending at the end of this movie trailer will shock you. Prepare for the fast ride.