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Jason Statham's $1.5 Billion Netflix Blockbuster Leaves
Jason Statham's $1.5 billion Netflix blockbuster Furious 7 ends its run on November 1.
In brief
Jason Statham's $1.5 billion Netflix blockbuster Furious 7 ends its run on November 1. Furious 7, the $1.5 billion Fast & Furious franchise's most successful installment, leaves Netflix on November 1 after closing narrative loops and honoring Paul Walker's final role. Originally reported by Collider.
Furious 7 Leaves Netflix
Furious 7 ends its run on Netflix November 1.
Paul Walker's Final Role
Paul Walker's last onscreen role as Brian O'Connor honors his 2013 death.
James Wan Directs
James Wan directs Furious 7 after Justin Lin's Tokyo Drift.
Deckard Shaw's Revenge
Jason Statham's Deckard Shaw seeks revenge against Dominic Toretto.
Narrative Loop Closed
Furious 7 closes a nine-year narrative loop from Tokyo Drift.
Furious 7's Climax
Jason Statham and Vin Diesel have a street fight in the final act.
“You thought this was gonna be a street fight? You're god-damn right it is!”
Furious 7's Legacy
Furious 7 is the franchise's most successful installment and peak quality.
The headline
Furious 7, the $1.5 billion Fast & Furious franchise's most successful installment, leaves Netflix on November 1 after closing narrative loops and honoring Paul Walker's final role.
