In the twilight of speed and legacy, Fast & Furious 12: Final Pursuit revs its engine one last time to deliver the most explosive and emotionally charged chapter of the legendary saga. Dominic Toretto, scarred by years of loss and battle, is called back into the game—not for vengeance, not for thrill, but to protect the only thing he has left: family. But this time, the enemy is unlike anything he’s faced. An underground tech-syndicate, fueled by vengeance and artificial intelligence, has unleashed a legion of self-driving, weaponized supercars capable of mass destruction and total cyber warfare.

From the neon-lit streets of Tokyo to the blazing infernos of the Sahara, Dom leads a desperate chase against time. He is joined by an all-star crew—the ever-unbreakable Hobbs, returning with bruised pride and bigger fists; Lexi Blaze, a rogue MI6 enforcer with a vendetta of her own; Brian’s brother, Jack O’Conner, bearing the weight of a legacy he never asked for; and the unhinged Dante Reyes, who now seeks redemption after the chaos he caused in Rome.

Every mile pushes them closer to their limits. The action is relentless: vault heists from high-speed bullet trains, an aerial dogfight involving muscle cars strapped to drones, and a brutal warehouse showdown where Dom fights blindfolded against AI-enhanced assassins. But beneath the metal and mayhem lies the film’s emotional engine: Brian’s memory. A flash drive hidden inside the lead AI car contains the last footage of Brian—his message to Dom, to the team, to the future.

As the world teeters on the brink of digital annihilation, Dom is forced to choose: save his team, or shut down the AI mainframe, knowing he might never return. The film’s climax takes place atop a crumbling satellite uplink tower in the Andes—Dom’s Dodge Charger hanging by a cable, Lexi bleeding from a gut wound, and Dante Reyes facing his final moment of truth. In the end, sacrifice is the only path to peace.

And as the dust settles, a child watches a projector flicker. On screen: a family barbecue. Laughter. Brian smiles. The legacy endures.

Review:
Fast & Furious 12: Final Pursuit is a thunderous farewell. Wildly entertaining, outrageously choreographed, and surprisingly heartfelt, it honors its roots while embracing the future. The stunts are physics-defying, yes—but the emotions? All too human. This is more than just cars. It’s closure.