How’s that for a shock? There have been loads of the reason why no person anticipated to see Luke “I will beat you like a Cherokee drum” Hobbs ever seem in one other film on this franchise once more, each in-universe and out. In phrases of the official canon, 2017’s “The Fate of the Furious” ended with the imposing Diplomatic Security Service agent hanging up his holster to spend time along with his daughter for a change. Of course, he’d finally come again within the somewhat divisively-received spin-off, “Hobbs and Shaw,” the place he reignited his feud with frenemy Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham). But whereas Shaw would go on to reprise his position in the principle sequence once more, it now not appeared seemingly that the identical would apply to Hobbs.
Until now, that’s! “Fast X” director Louis Leterrier clearly left no stone unturned in delivering one of the crucial extravagant conclusions to any “Fast” film so far, however he saved maybe the most important shock for the post-credits tease. We observe a masked soldier winding his approach by means of a labyrinthine property, clearly on the hunt to meet some harmful goal. When he arrives at his vacation spot, nevertheless, he is met with an analogous setup that the villainous Dante had created for Dom. Faced with flashing photos and incriminating footage from that notorious bridge in “Fast Five,” the mysterious determine finds himself the topic of Dante’s disembodied voice over the phone. Though he holds Diesel liable for the loss of life of his drug lord father Hernan Reyes (Joaquim De Almeida), it was in the end Hobbs who pulled the set off.
And now with Dante swearing vengeance towards him, to be continued within the subsequent movie, Hobbs has just one card left to play: milk his supply of “You son of a b****” for all it is value.