After months upon months of waiting, the Fast and Furious 7 movie trailer didn't disappoint when it was finally released at the beginning of the month. And although the teaser still gives no indication as to what will happen to the character played by the now dead Paul Walker, whose autopsy update revealed was still alive immediately after the tragic car crash, it has proved that this sequel really will deliver even more over-the-top stunts that its predecessors. Now, Universal is even starting to release far more exciting production still than the ones we're used to seeing on Vin Diesel's Facebook page. The latest of the exciting new pics shows Dom Toretto sitting behind the wheel of a very aggressive looking ride and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson looking all John Wayne as his fully suited frame is silhouetted by a setting sun.
After hyping the release of the no-holds-barred trailer for months, Universal execs dropped a Fast and Furious 7 trailer that left fans and critics alike very impressed with its physics defying car stunts.
Deciding not to let the fans languish in wait until its April 4, release date, this spring, the Fast and Furious 7 Facebook has started to add some pretty badass looking screen shots from the new flick.
While the recent uploads have no sort of description to place them into any kind of context as far as the plot goes, in a way that's far better than some of the sappy lines that Vin Diesel subject folks to every other time he adds a shot from the movie to his Facebook page:
"To live in the hearts we leave behind, is not to die. - Thomas Campbell."
"Hats off to Jason for going above and beyond...
"SEVEN will be EPIC!!!
"P.s. Making Pablo proud..."
Time and time again, since Paul Walker's tragic passing, Vin diesel has spoken about what a personal loss his Fast and Furious partner's death has been to him.
During an interview with Entertainment Tonight last week, Walker's father Paul III wanted to make sure that Vin knew that the love and respect was definitely mutual:
"Pau loved Vin. I don't think Vin realized how highly Paul thought of him.
"[Paul] would say, 'Don't tell him. Don't tell him.'"
Don't miss Walker in his last movie to ever hit theaters April 4, 2015.
