The first Fast X reactions appeared

Quick X hits theaters next week to mark the beginning of the end for The Fast Saga, and now we’ve got our first reactions to the penultimate one The Fast and the Furious movie.

In the new film, Dom (Vin Diesel) and his family are threatened by a threat from his past: Dante Reyes (Jason Momoa), son Fast Five the villain Hernan Reyes, who has spent the last 12 years plotting his revenge.

Before Quick Xpremiering in theaters this Friday (May 19), the lucky few who have already seen the new film have taken to social media to share their reactions – so is this a promising start to The Fast Saga’s three-part finale?

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“Quick X gets The Fast and the Furiousthe show is back on track and reason #1 is Jason Momoa, who plays Dante as the F&F version of the Joker,” Eric Eisenberg of CinemaBlend, he wrote. “He’s a happy psychopath and that’s delightful. Along with a story that avoids what made FI ate FuriouS AND F9 feeling stale is a victory.”

Liam Crowley with Comic book Joined A chorus of praise also for Momoa: “FastX is totally ridiculous (loved every second). The action sequences and one-liners made my face ache from smiling. Momo is funny. A group of rocks. Cinema? Please. Summer hit? Oh yes. Built for a big screen filled with popcorn.”

Some other early reactions are below:

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Quick X restores all yours The Fast and the Furious favorites such as Letty Michelle Rodriguez, Roman Tyrese Gibson, Han Sung Kang, Mia Jordany Brewster and Ramsey Nathalie Emmanuel.

In addition to Dante played by Jason Momoa, newcomers to the series include Alan Ritchson as Aimes, Brie Larson as Tess, Isabel Daniela Melchior and Rita Morena (yes, really) as Dom and Abuelita played by Mia.

This was confirmed earlier this month Quick X is one of the longest The Fast and the Furious almost 142 minutes of films to date.

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Don’t expect everything wrapped up in this movie though, as new director Louis Leterrier has previously teased that it ends on a cliffhanger.

“This one is big. You know, I don’t want to overstate it, but what we’re planning for the next one is just gigantic in terms of action, scope, and emotion. You will feel all the feelings. Tears will roll, he explained.

Quick X hits theaters on May 19.