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The Fate of the Furious director F. Gary Gray has talked about the possibility of the eight-film-strong Fast and Furious franchise traveling into outer space in future installments.

As the series has grown more and more popular in recent years, each subsequent film has gotten more and more ridiculous. What started as a strictly racing franchise have become full-on international spy adventures in the vein of the Mission: Impossible films, with the characters taking on the more superheroic qualities of Ethan Hunt and James Bond. In the past few films alone, the characters have gotten in their car and jumped out of planes and skyscrapers, outraced submarines, and even taken down a tank.

With the craziness of the past few films, the common joke throughout the film industry is that the series isn?t far away from an adventure into outer space. When recently talking with Screen Rant, director F. Gary Gray said he hadn?t been privy to any such discussions but was likewise quick to not to rule out the possibility:

?Outer space? Listen, I wouldn?t rule anything with this franchise. When I read submarine I?m like ?OK, anything?s possible?. [Laughs] You never know. I haven?t read ?Dom on Mars? yet but again, you just never know.?

Submarine Bursts Thorugh Ice in Fate of the Furious Fast and Furious Director Thinks Going to Space Is Very Possible
While it may seem like heading up into the stars might be a ?shark-jumping? move for most franchises, it?s the exact type of ridiculousness that the Fast and Furious has recently built its brand upon; since this turn, the films have become worldwide billion-dollar grossers. In fact, Fate of the Furious broke the worldwide record for opening weekend, earning over $500 million in three days. It finished its run with over $1.2 billion, resting right outside the all-time top 10.

Those numbers prove that directors like Gray, Justin Lin, and James Wan have built the series on a strong backbone of family and camaraderie that compels audiences to follow these character through every wild adventure. But they have to constantly keep it fresh, and while space would seem over-the-top, it?s the next logical step and something the filmmakers are aware of; writer Chris Morgan has previously discussed the possibility with a similar outlook to Gray.

http://screenrant.com/fast-furious-9-space-director-comments/

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not racin starcrafts jus to crash into a fckin blackhole

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Maybe I need to watch the films where I left off (the 3rd one) because I coulda sworn I saw the cars shooting laser beams in that last movie's trailer  what even is this franchise now

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did this mess turn into transformers or sumthin
not lasers

[Navyman]

Thus shit reminds me of the Friday the 13th franchise askmddmf. Jason was fucking shit up in space.

[Buy The Stars✨]

how the fyck are they gonna go into space unless they skip 2000 years into future..

[Sinpool]

I aint watched this shit since the Tokyo Drift

WTF is this shit about now.

I remember them racing  cars now they robbing banks jumping out of air planes and shooting bazookas.

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I just cackled so damns loud

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Smh

[Kaeli.]

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[RatherBe]

I'm fed tf up. Tbrfhwyrn

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https://twitter.com/screenrant/status/884080250577195008




Fucking CANCEL this shit

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I have truly never

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I aint watched this shit since the Tokyo Drift

WTF is this shit about now.

I remember them racing  cars now they robbing banks jumping out of air planes and shooting bazookas.

fnfnnfnfnfnfmgmgng

[Gilgamesh.]

Let it die, jesus