The weirdest fast and furious scene has nothing to do with cars and still doesn’t make sense 7 years later

Seven years after the release of The fate of the furiousThere is one more scene that makes no sense and is removed from the unbelievable car stunts the franchise has become known for. While the wait for Quick 11As the story continues, many turn their attention back to the earlier films in the franchise. The discourse surrounding the franchise and how it is viewed in retrospect is certainly interesting, with some viewing the pre-Quick five Stories like the best ranked Fast & Furious movies, while others prefer the high-octane, exaggerated action films that have spawned since then.

When watching the Fast & Furious Movies in release date order, it was Quick five What brought about the change. The more immediate sequels to the 2011 movie, Fast and Furious 6, Furious 7, And The fate of the furious Can be seen as the films that capitalized the most on this change. F9 And Quick X have since received more criticism, as the over-the-top stunts reach new heights. Regardless of how fast & furious Sensationalist villains and extravagant stunts defied belief, there is one scene removed from all of this that still boggles the mind, and it came in The fate of the furious.

Deckard Shaw showing up at Toretto’s BBQ in Fast 8 still doesn’t make sense

Shaw is miraculously forgiven for his past sins

The scene in question about Jason Statham’s Deckard Shaw. Shaw is introduced as the primary villain of Furious 7A hitman is shown going after each member of Dominic Toretto’s crew one by one in revenge for his brother’s defeat in Fast and Furious 6. The first revelation of Shaw’s vendetta was in the post-credits scene of fast and furious 6, Which recounts Han Lu’s death from The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift to show that the former was responsible. This led many to despise Deckard, as Han had long been a favorite character in the franchise.

however, The fate of the furious saw Deckard return to the franchise in an anti-heroic role, leading to the aforementioned nonsense scene. at the end of The fate of the furiousDominic Toretto hosts one of his fabled family barbecues. Deckard Shaw arrives to reunite Dom with his son, whom the former saves in the film’s climax. however, Deckard stays for the barbecue celebrations, seemingly welcomed as a member of Dom’s family despite killing Han and trying to kill everyone else present In the movie before.

Dominic Toretto forgives Shaw made the “Justice for Han” campaign justified

Fast & Furious’ fanbase is not happy with Shaw’s forgiveness

This moment in The fate of the furious Single-handedly made the “Rights for Han” campaign guaranteed. “Justice for Han” emerged from the character’s death in Fast & Furious 6But gains more confidence in The fate of the furious. The revelation that Deckard Shaw was a bit of a hero in the eighth installment of the franchise, caused fans of Han’s character to feel aggrieved that the former faced little consequence for his actions. Although Deckard was imprisoned after Furious 7It is not for very long given Fate and the Furious‘ prison break involving him and The Rock’s Luke Hobbs.

Deckard’s heroism continued even further The fate of the furious Thanks to his spin-off. Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw See this character return once again as a hero. Despite the dynamic between Hobbs and Shaw is fantastic and still antagonists, the character should have been resigned to this role rather than being involved in the family of Dom Torreto. In making the last reality, The celebration of Han’s death is made all the more insulting, as Dom’s commitment to family should never have seen him forgive Deckard to this extent..

Han returning in F9 didn’t really fix the fate of the raging ‘Deckard problem

“Justice For Han” has F9 trying to fix the Deckard issue

In light of the “Justice for Rooster” campaign, F9: The Fast Saga Tried to fix the problems raised by raising a rooster. The film was withdrawn The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift To reveal that Han was working for Kurt Russell’s Mr. Nobody, also explains how he survived Deckard’s assassination attempt. Han’s body present in the exploding car is revealed as a hologram, with Han returning to aid Dom and his old crew, thus officially rejoining the family by the time of F9s climactic ending.

In the eyes of the creators of the franchise, Han’s return in F9 Was enough to fix the fate of the mad deckard problem, how was the confrontation between the two characters in Quick X. However, in this universe, Dom’s forgiveness of Deckard in the eighth movie still does not make sense. At the time, Dom and his team were unaware that Han was alive. so too, Deckard’s attempts to kill Dom, Brian, Mia and the various other characters in Furious 7 Still happened and were never spoken in The fate of the furious.

The explanation for Dom’s forgiveness of Deckard comes from the latter saving the former’s son from Cipher. Usually, this would have been a valid explanation for Dom and Deckard considered even, at most. That said, The fate of the furious Taking it many steps further, Deckard joined Dom’s BBQ and was all-but-officially welcomed into the family. If Deckard facing the consequences of his actions on top of saving young Brian had been included, perhaps the film would have done enough to justify this. However, seven years later, the consequences are gone, and the scene still makes little sense.