
‘Fast & Furious’ TV Series Gets Official Green Light at Peacock
Peacock orders a Fast & Furious TV series, with Vin Diesel, Mike Daniels, and Wolfe Coleman attached.


Peacock orders a Fast & Furious TV series, with Vin Diesel, Mike Daniels, and Wolfe Coleman attached.

Peacock orders a live-action Fast & Furious TV series, targeting a 2028 premiere, with Vin Diesel attached as EP.

A mercenary carries a young woman across war and sea in Babylon A.D., a tale of empty fury that fails utterly to satisfy.

A review of The Last Witch Hunter, a bloated fantasy film where exposition outweighs story and Vin Diesel's charisma can't save it.

Wheelman (2009) review: Vin Diesel's open-world Barcelona driving game, built on the Airjack mechanic, scored 6.5/10.

Riddick review: Vin Diesel returns as the Furyan outlaw in David Twohy's lean, uneven third chapter — strong solo survival, bloated bounty-hunter siege.

A review of The Chronicles of Riddick (2004), David Twohy's overstuffed sequel to Pitch Black, with Vin Diesel, Judi Dench, and Karl Urban.

Pitch Black review: Vin Diesel's 2000 sci-fi horror has a great premise and a wasted eclipse, but Riddick's eyes launched a franchise anyway.

Bloodshot review: Vin Diesel's nanite superhero movie, its memory-wipe plot, Guy Pearce's corporate villain, and a March 2020 release killed by COVID.

Fast X review: the $378.8M tenth Fast & Furious film delivers Jason Momoa's Dante but ends unfinished, asking full price for half a story.

F9 review: the Fast & Furious franchise brings back Han Lue but runs out of road, wasting a deep cast on a retcon in search of a reason.

Fast & Furious (2009) review: Justin Lin reunites the original cast for a rebuilt franchise entry that runs on nostalgia and one great street race.
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