As they say in the classics, that’s quite a mouthful of a title and Hobbs & Shaw is quite a lot of movie to chew on. Last week I was fortunate enough to be on assignment with Scenestr magazine to attend a preview screening of the spin-off in the Brisbane CBD at the top of the Myer Centre.
I couldn’t help but note that the first film I was assigned to review for Scenestr was Fate of the Furious after I submitted to them Hidden Figures and Logan which were both published. That was 2017 and here we are now, two short years later doing it all over again, a fact for which I am very grateful.
Hobbs & Shaw delighted with some high paced comedic exchanges and cameos I won’t spoil here. While the runtime could’ve been trimmed and some of the action became too over the top I still really enjoyed the film and look forward to potential further entries. You can read more of my thoughts here http://scenestr.com.au/movies-and-tv/fast-furious-presents-hobbs-shaw-review-20190801
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I have never seen any of the films in this franchise, and doubt I will see this one, unless it plays on TV during a rainy night in winter. And Idris Elba? Oh dear. He was obviously just ‘taking the money’.
But I enjoyed your review, as I always do. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
He’s no Luther here. 🙂
Thank you and best wishes Pete.