The two protagonists of the "Fast and Furious" spin-off were disliked for "talking too much nonsense"

As a spin-off of the classic racing movie "Fast & Furious" series, "Fast & Furious Hobbs & Shaw" was released at the end of this summer season and officially met with audiences nationwide last Friday. The film continues the money-making physique of the series of films. The box office exceeded 700 million yuan in the first three days of the film's release, becoming the most popular Hollywood movie in recent times. In comparison, this "popcorn movie" has also caused a lot of controversy: not only has the film's reputation fallen to the lowest in the series, but the protagonists Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham's excessive verbal battles have been accused of "talking too much nonsense", and there are many action scenes and racing scenes in the whole film, but it no longer has the flavor of a racing movie. Some netizens said that they saw a lot of Hollywood blockbusters in the viewing process, "but it just doesn't look like "Fast & Furious"."

The box office performance of 700 million yuan in three days is still not as good as the previous film

Under the strong performance of the Chinese animated film "Nezha", the box office of imported films in this summer season is generally mediocre. "Fast & Furious Hobbs & Shaw" officially landed in major theaters across the country on August 23. According to data provided by Lighthouse Professional Edition, the film took in 709 million yuan in box office in three days over the weekend, becoming the best-performing imported film in this summer season.

Although it has good money-making ability, the film still has a big gap from the previous film in the series, "Fast & Furious 8" - when "Fast & Furious 8" was released in mainland China in 2017, it earned 850 million yuan in box office in just two days.

Compared with the box office, the reputation of "Fast & Furious Hobbs & Shaw" has declined significantly. As of press time, the film's score on Douban was only 6.4 points, even lower than the previously recognized worst film in the series, "Fast & Furious 3: Tokyo Drift", making it the film with the lowest reputation in the series.

The two protagonists talked too much nonsense and were accused of being "a bit noisy"

As a spin-off of the "Fast and Furious" film series, the film still showcases iconic themes such as "family" and "cars".

At the same time, thanks to the director David Leitch, who had directed "Deadpool 2", the film's chatterbox index soared: the verbal exchanges between the two leading actors Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham almost ran through the entire film. Although the two's scenes were full of sparks, many viewers did not buy it, thinking that the two "talked too much nonsense", "had no nutrition", and "this CP was a bit noisy".

What really makes fans of the series dissatisfied is that the movie no longer has the racing feel of the "Fast and Furious" series.

Looking at the whole film, there are a lot of action scenes and car chases, but whether it is the transformable smart motorcycles or the protagonists who are cheating throughout the whole process, the whole film looks more like a superhero action blockbuster.

After watching the movie, one netizen said bluntly: "It's like Mission Impossible, Transformers, Terminator, Resident Evil, Black Panther, Deadpool, Avengers 4... but not Fast & Furious."