The engines ignite for the final time.
Fast & Furious 12: The Last Chase races toward the finish line as the ultimate chapter in a global phenomenon — a saga built on speed, sealed by loyalty, and remembered through legacy. Directed by Louis Leterrier, this is more than a finale. It’s a full-throttle farewell to the family that changed action cinema forever.
HE ROAD TO THE END
The journey begins in the frozen heart of northern Europe. Beneath collapsing skies and endless ice, Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) is pulled into one final mission — a race against time to stop a rogue weapons empire led by the merciless Dante Reyes (Jason Momoa).
But this time, the threat cuts deeper.
A voice from Dom’s past resurfaces. A secret long buried claws its way back. And suddenly, the mission isn’t about saving the world — it’s about protecting what’s left of his family.
SUVs tear across cracking glaciers. Muscle cars leap over snow-carved cliffs. Engines scream through whiteout storms. Every chase feels heavier, every collision more personal. The Last Chase becomes a thunderous collision of steel, memory, and fate — twenty years of history burning rubber toward one final stand.
“Family drives faster than fear.”
LEGACY IGNITES
The future of the Fast family arrives in flames.
Joining the crew is Jacob Elordi as Nate Reyes, a reckless prodigy and the estranged son of a fallen ally. Young, hungry, and fearless, Nate carries something Dom recognizes instantly — the fire to race, the need to belong. His arrival forces the family to confront a powerful truth: legacy isn’t inherited — it’s earned.
Michelle Rodriguez returns as Letty Ortiz, unbreakable and unstoppable. From brutal hand-to-hand combat atop an armored train to high-speed snowbike duels across frozen terrain, Letty stands as the saga’s anchor — strength, loyalty, and heart forged into one.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson storms back as Luke Hobbs, locking into an uneasy alliance with Dom. Their bond — forged through rivalry, respect, and shared scars — fuels both the film’s intensity and its soul. When Hobbs growls, “I don’t follow roads. I make them,” the saga’s pulse roars back to life.
“This ends with us — together.”
ICE, FIRE, AND REVENGE
Jason Momoa’s Dante Reyes returns as chaos incarnate — stylish, sadistic, and terrifyingly strategic. His vengeance isn’t loud destruction — it’s psychological warfare. He doesn’t want Dom dead. He wants him broken.
The film’s most jaw-dropping sequence unfolds on a collapsing glacier highway. Explosions fracture the ice. Cars plummet into frozen oblivion. Dom’s battered Dodge Charger roars forward, racing against detonations, destiny, and betrayal — a literal last chase where loyalty is the only thing keeping the wheels turning.
FINAL WORD
Fast & Furious 12: The Last Chase is a thunderous, emotional goodbye — a finale that honors its past while earning its ending. Loud when it needs to be. Quiet when it matters most.
Rating: 8.8/10
A full-throttle farewell fueled by love, loss, and one last ride.
The finish line was never the goal.
Family was.