'Fast & Furious 9' review: Finds new lanes to crank up the high-octane action


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'Let me show you how to outrun a jeep.' Photos: UIP Malaysia

When it comes to the Fast & Furious franchise, I'm such a big fan of the gloriously outlandish, physics-defying films that I grade them on a rating system of their own.

In my eyes, 2011's Fast Five – the peak entry that catapulted the street-racing series to the next level – is a perfect, five-star film. Fast Five and the next two sequels, Fast & Furious 6 (2013) and Furious 7 (2015), represent the saga's gold standard.

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The latest instalment gets back on track and remembers what the series is about: fun and family.

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