Plot Summary

Launched in 2001 and losing none of its momentum over the years, the Fast & Furious franchise raises the bar once again with Fast Five, the chapter that brings Dwayne Johnson into the series and redefines its scale. Opting for an immersive IMAX experience instead of 3D, the film stands out as one of the most ambitious and high-stakes adventures in the saga, pushing both action and spectacle to new heights.

After freeing Dom from prison, former cop Brian O’Conner and Mia Toretto evade law enforcement, cross the border, and find themselves in the dangerous streets of Rio de Janeiro. Yet true freedom remains out of reach unless they pull off one final, ultimate job. To achieve this, Dom and Brian assemble an elite team of the world’s best drivers, knowing that the only way to escape the grip of a ruthless and corrupt businessman is to confront him head-on.

However, the threat does not end there. Relentless and unyielding federal agent Luke Hobbs is assigned to capture Dom and Brian. Launching a wide-ranging and merciless operation with his team, Hobbs relies on instinct and experience to corner his prey. Amid the chaos of Rio’s streets—where speed, betrayal, and courage collide—the question of who will emerge standing remains uncertain until the very last moment.