Furious Fast X Sparks Debate Over MCU's Fatigue

Michelle Rodriguez's recent remarks about the Marvel Cinematic Universe have reignited a debate online about which movie franchise is more exhausted, especially after the release of Fast X. As the Fast Saga approaches its conclusion with the upcoming 10th installment, plans to continue beyond the 12th film have been hinted at by Vin Diesel. These statements have generated mixed reactions from fans.

Rodriguez's past interview, where she expressed her weariness of the MCU, has resurfaced in response to her latest comments. This has sparked an online discussion, with various opinions being shared in response to her statement.

As evidenced by the comments, individuals from both sides of the conversation have valid arguments. Despite The Fast Saga's longer tenure, they have produced far fewer projects than the MCU. On the other hand, Marvel frequently rotates their cast for various shows and movies, as well as explores different genres, leading to a diverse range of content.

Regarding the future of The Fast Saga, what lies ahead after Fast X remains uncertain.

The Fast Saga has come a long way since its debut in 2001 with Rob Cohen's The Fast and the Furious, transitioning from a street racing-centered series to an action-adventure franchise. Initially intended to end with Fast 11, the film series is now extended for one more installment after splitting Fast X into two parts. However, according to Diesel's latest comments, fans may be in for even more The Fast Saga movies in the future.

In addition to the main-line blockbusters, Universal is branching out with spin-offs to expand the franchise. Reports suggest that there is a female-led movie in the works, as well as a Cipher-fronted outing. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's return in Fast X now opens the door for a possible Hobbs & Shaw 2, despite the actor previously stating that his time as Luke Hobbs was over.

Despite initial comparisons between The Fast Saga and the MCU, the two franchises share more similarities than differences. For example, both Vin Diesel and Brie Larson play prominent roles in both universes. In fact, Diesel has revealed that the Russos' Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame served as inspiration for how Universal plans to conclude The Fast Saga, following the release of Fast X.