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Fast and Furious 6 is the embodiment of what this franchise is about, family and trust, finding yourself in a group of people you love. After they rob a million in Brazil, Don and Brian are living their lives with no worries and then they find out that one of their family is alive, Letty, the love of Dom’s life. This movie is the height of the entire story, it shows how you get can someone back even after they have forgotten you and the patience that it takes to help them understand their life, or past one at that. With sophistication, you need to demonstrate your understanding of the rhetorical situation, you have to understand the complexity of it. Fast and Furious 6 is just like this, the understand info of family and love, but also loss that is represented in the most important way possible, a way that changes the entire story as a whole.

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This is one of the best in the franchise. From the characters to the plot it is a masterpiece. Though the iconic Dominic Toretto isn't in this movie, they make up for it with focusing on our beloved lead Brain. It builds on to the much needed explanation that develops our understanding for the character. This is similar an essay, this portion is meant to develop the essay and create an understanding for the reader. It allows you to add your input and necessary evidence to bring your essay all together.

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Though it isn't as good as the original or the second movie it is a close competitor. The movie itself changes the location as well as plot that is clear and amazing. The chase and the thrill of Rio de Janeiro and Dwayne Johnson hot on the tail of our two main characters. (Gal Gadot is also in it! YAY!) It is similar to an essay which is clear and straight to the point. It never strays away from the plot too much but always stays on topic enough where we are intrigued.

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In 2001, the world was changed and we were introduced to a classic that would stay in our hearts for years to come. This movie set the high bar for action movies as well as the franchise that is a marking point in movie history. Even if you haven't watched the rest of the franchise, many people can identify this movie without second thoughts. It defines the entire series itself and everyone knows what to expect from the movie itself. They become attracted to the characters from Dom to Brain, we are able to understand the future plots and the characters depth from this movie alone.

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This movie didn't really have much of a point, though no one considers it the worst on from the entire franchise it does have many issue. This is also the final movie where Paul Walker is shown and essentially the series goes through a fall. The tribute at the ending is beautiful but the entire plot is lost and they add cars in to make it seem better. Han also dies which is kind of ignored. The plot is simply all over the place, no one really understands the point of the movie other than this being a key point for Brain to leave and continue with his family life. It is simply confusing and leaves no room for personal thoughts.

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The third movie within the Fast and Furious franchise is one of small detail. This movie consists of a combination of small characters that aren’t necessarily that important to the Fast and Furious overall story. The main character, Sean lives in America as a high school student who loves cars and then he moves to Tokyo to live with his father. He makes friends and works on himself but the main thing that connects him to the rest of the story is Han, who “dies” in the end. This story is like getting a 2 on evidence and commentary, there are small parts that connects to the plot as a whole but it’s missing that wow factor. That line of reasoning so you can connect it to everything you are saying

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The Fate of the Furious is a movie of general chaos. It consists of Dom, the main character, finally finding peace and then being brainwashed to hurt the people he loves. While not being as good as it predecessors, it has a plot that slightly connects to the rest of the story, it is just like a bump in the road. As receiving a 1 in evidence and commentary, it analyzes the plot very poorly and bunches everything together instead of having a steady timeline. The Fate of Furious is a story that fails to provide significance to its plot.

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A movie of zero necessity or relevance. Fast X is the tip of the iceberg, it is a story of Dom, the main character, after so many missions, trials, and triumphs, an irrelevant character. This movie adds absolutely nothing to the story except, a whole not needed pain for Dom and his family. With evidence and commentary there needs to be a consistent line of evidence and analysis to the thesis and this movie would not be a representation of that, it’s a 0. Fast X has irrelevant characters and constantly repeats the pains of the main character just as failing to provide evidence and analysis.

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Though it connects to the theme of love and family, it is filled with chaos. F9 plies pieces of Dominic Toretto's life on the audience and just rolls with it. This movie fails to smoothly use pieces of Dom's life in a way that lays down a good ending or beginning, why Dom is the way he is, and who was his brother? F9 takes an opportunity to use the character of Jakob, Dom's brother to keep the franchise going but it just pushes together over 20 years different emotion and pain into one movie, just for Dom to say "we're family," at the end per usual. This movie fails to strongly represent the themes of love and family without a chaos plot. With sophistication, you need to utilize details, and being specific in them, not generalizing them for a fast ending, like F9.