Furious 7 (2015)

Sragow praises the film as deliriously entertaining and sees it as a strong finish for the increasingly global franchise. He singles out the franchise’s luxury-export scale and high-note sendoff.

Sharkey finds the film an exuberant, emotionally satisfying high point for the franchise, despite occasional lengthiness. She especially praises its deft, heartfelt farewell to Paul Walker and James Wan’s energetic direction.

The review finds the film an emotionally satisfying tribute to Paul Walker, wrapped in wildly entertaining action. It praises the inventive set pieces and the sincere focus on Dom and Brian’s relationship.

Brody finds the film an exuberant, emotionally sincere action spectacle, though its pleasures have clear limits and its style may quickly date. He praises the inventive, visually engineered set pieces and the cast’s relaxed sense of familiarity.

The review is positive, describing the sequel as a relentless spectacle with extra style. It singles out James Wan’s direction for adding high-style brilliance.

Graham finds it a wildly entertaining, emotionally affecting spectacle, despite a lumpy plot and uneven action. He particularly praises the heartfelt farewell to Paul Walker, which gives the film’s talk of family genuine meaning.

Foundas calls it a satisfying, entertaining entry that honors Paul Walker while keeping the franchise running strong. He especially praises Walker’s fitting farewell and the spectacular car stunts, though he finds some action over-reliant on CGI.

Dyer calls it a gleeful, exuberant romp, despite nonsensical plotting and ridiculous dialogue. He praises the care taken to make Paul Walker’s final appearance a moving tribute.

The review finds the film an entertaining, emotionally sincere addition to the franchise. It singles out the heartfelt tribute to Paul Walker as especially affecting.

Macfarlane finds the film thrilling as spectacle but thin beside its predecessors. He praises the choreographed force and expanding scale of its action sequences, while criticizing the wasted new characters and forgettable banter.

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Schmidlin finds the film cacophonous and overstuffed, with its emotional sincerity clashing against its knowingly absurd style. He praises the expertly executed action sequences, especially the Abu Dhabi tower jump and the vertigo-inducing mountain chase.

Jenkins treats the film as an absurd, near-mythic celebration of power and omnipotence, with a poignant farewell to Paul Walker. He praises the emotional force of the closing tribute, while criticizing the film’s uncritical embrace of surveillance technology.

DeFore finds the film ridiculous but entertaining, while approving the graceful way it sends off Paul Walker’s character. He praises the seamless handling of Walker’s absence, though he criticizes the bloated runtime and dumb dialogue.

The review finds the film overdone in its nostalgic response to Paul Walker’s death. It singles out the nostalgic montages as laying that sentiment on thick.

Edelstein finds the film wildly entertaining but less artful than its predecessors, while its emotional farewell to Paul Walker leaves him deeply moved. He praises the spectacular stunts and Michelle Rodriguez’s action scenes, but criticizes the threadbare plot and crude camera work.

Kermode finds the film excessive and technically messy, though its closing farewell to Paul Walker is unexpectedly moving. He singles out the frenetic editing, dreadful dialogue and ludicrous stunts as flaws.

The critic finds Furious 7 an exceptionally entertaining, relentlessly paced action film and an affecting farewell to Paul Walker. They single out its wild set pieces and heartfelt tribute to the franchise’s family bond for praise.

Hammond calls it possibly the franchise’s best entry for thrills and action, with an emotionally affecting send-off for Paul Walker. He especially praises the spectacular stunts and the touching finale.

The critic finds the film wildly entertaining, with its outrageous action and emotional farewell delivering plenty of fun. The elaborate set pieces are praised, though Wan’s spinning camerawork sometimes undermines the fight choreography.

The critic finds the film hugely entertaining and emotionally moving, especially as a farewell to Paul Walker. They praise its spectacular action and heartfelt closing moments, while criticizing the frantic editing and gratuitous shots.

Crow finds the film an entertaining, excessive action spectacle that also delivers a heartfelt farewell to Paul Walker. He praises the film’s sincere sendoff, while criticizing the overlong romance and the underused villain.

The review finds it a satisfying, fun send-off that delivers on its promise to fans. It praises the emotional weight of Paul Walker’s farewell, while criticizing the excessive subplots and runtime.

The critic finds Furious 7 a giddily exciting, successful entry, though it falls short of the best earlier films in the series. They single out the spectacular car-and-parachute centerpiece and Paul Walker’s graceful farewell for praise.

The review finds the film bombastic and entertaining, though its action is mindless and its plot convoluted. It singles out the moving tribute to Paul Walker at the end as the film’s strongest moment.

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The review finds the film uneven, with repetitive action and a weakened family dynamic, but says its farewell to Paul Walker is respectful and moving. It singles out the car-drop sequence as the action highlight and praises the handling of Walker’s final story.