Dom Toretto Memes That Highlight The Absurdity Of ‘Fast & Furious’ Have Taken Over The Internet

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  • F9 finally hit theaters on June 25.
  • Movie fans have been poking fun at the franchise with hilarious “Dom Toretto family” memes.
  • Vin Diesel says the main Fast franchise will conclude after the next two films.

As I wrote in my F9 review, the Fast and Furious franchise *is what it is*, and at this stage of its nine-film (ten if you’re counting Hobbs and Shaw) existence, you’re either in or you’re out. If you bailed after Fast & Furious 6, then I doubt F9 will be the film to change your mind and bring you back to the franchise. Conversely, if you’re been all-in on the Fast family since the beginning, odds are you’ll be there until the very end.

The difference between those two groups of people — Fast fans and non-Fast fans — I reckon, is their ability to tolerate, or rather, enjoy the franchise’s absurdity. The increasing nonsensicalness of Fast and Furious’ plots and set-pieces are likely the reason you keep coming back for more or the reason you prefer the racing-focused early entries. Regardless of which side of that fandom divide you fall on, though, you are aware of the franchise’s inherent absurdity regardless, as evidenced by the slew of “Dom Toretto family” memes that flooded the internet over the weekend, somehow perfectly summarizing the preposterousness of it all.

The Best Dom Memes From ‘Fast & Furious’

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F9 — which stars Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, John Cena, Jordana Brewster, Nathalie Emmanuel, Sung Kang, Helen Mirren, and Charlize Theron — is now playing in theaters. Go see it with your family.

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