Personally, I feel that the entire film does its best to achieve the most appropriate treatment of the late Paul to the greatest extent possible. From the idea of the whole film, to the hints in the film, until the end of Brian driving a white Toyota off the road of Dom and disappearing into the horizon, the movie tells such a story, Brian, who loves life and death and seeks challenges, eventually also Say goodbye to thrills and challenges gracefully. Brian's appearance is a foreshadowing. Brian is driving a van, and he has to accelerate and then brake suddenly at a distance of a few meters. Of course, the life of the man can't help but show discomfort, and even, in Mia's words, disappointment. Then, the challenge came again, and it was a big trouble. Brian was terrified and excited about this. He and his good brother Dom began to experience their own speed and passion again. During this period, the first conversation about the idea of the movie Appearing, Dom tells Brian that there is no greater courage than being a good husband and a good father. Then after experiencing so many thrilling and desperate moments again, when everything was calm again, Brian was finally able to accept his new role calmly. He was a husband and a father. On that warm seaside, he walked towards the call of his son. His own children and wife, no disappointment, no discomfort, that is where he belongs. In the end, in the scene of farewell, he still smiled brightly, and accompanied his good brother Dom to the last part of the road. At the fork in the road, he chose to turn left and chose to leave.
Whether it is speed or passion, every man has sought thrills and adventures. At those ages, the most important thing is to meet all kinds of impossible challenges. However, a man has so many roles in his life, he cannot always be He is a hero who fights against danger. In the end, his wife, children, family, love and relatives are his final belonging. Love and family are the eternal themes in American movies, and they are also the final idea of never being bad, but they are very prominent in this movie, maybe because of Paul Walker's death, so the movie is trying to find the best one for Brian. A good destination, but intentionally or unintentionally highlights this philosophy of life.
The most tear-jerking part of the whole movie, I think, is Brian's phone call with Mia before the final battle. With this setting, we can imagine whether he also had such a conversation with his close relatives before Paul's car accident. . "The luckiest thing in my life is to go to your store to buy something. I love you, Mia." Perhaps thinking of Paul himself, I clearly heard the sobbing of other audience members in the cinema.
Of course, as a large-scale film, I believe that the filmmakers have already heard about the generosity of the filmmakers. I can only say that such a production is destined to not disappoint you. The Fast and the Furious series is best at creating climaxes, and the climax of this visual stimulation is astonishingly continuous and continuous to the point of inhumanity, because movies rarely give people the opportunity to buffer their emotions.
Finally, to make a summary, as far as I personally feel, the movie gave Brian the best home in addition to the impact of the scenes and the coexistence of speed and passion. At the same time, it wasted no time to show his feelings.
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