The Fast & Furious Many cars have been destroyed in movies that feature car stunts. These car stunts are amazing on the big screen but not so much in real life. Fast XResidents of Los Angeles are upset that these car stunts were being filmed.
Since then The Fast and Furious premiered in 2001, the location of Bob’s Market in the Angelino Heights neighborhood has been the direct pathway for car enthusiasts to hold races and street takeovers throughout the area. Multiple cars can create unsafe conditions and noise in an area. It will end once. Fast X This Friday, filming will begin there. VarietyAccording to reports, Los Angeles residents protest a FilmLA notice. It states that “Fast X will shoot Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. in front of the Toretto house on Kensington Road” with “simulated emergency services activity, aerial photography, wetting down of street and atmospheric smoke.”
Los Angeles residents will protest the shooting Fast XThey were furious at the impact street racing had on their community as well as the fact that street takeovers are at an all time high. The pandemic has caused pedestrian deaths and traffic fatalities to skyrocket. Street takeovers and races have also increased by 27%. Traffic deaths in the U.S. rose 21% over the same period in 2022 as 2020, compared with 2020. Los Angeles resident, who wrote an email to the Los Angeles City Council, expressed anger at what had happened to their community due to the. Fast & Furious What they are going to do about it in films According to the letter:
If this film shoot is allowed to go forward in Angelino Heights, or any part of it from F10 Productions (Universal) … we will stage a huge protest and will invite many reporters and news cameras to film us protesting this film shoot all day and night. We will protest in honor of the 178 victims of street racers in Los Angeles. Also, we will shame Universal for continuing to promote this dangerous epidemic through their films.
An Angelino Heights resident is organizing the protest. Street Racing Kills is supporting Streets Are for Everyone which is responsible for road safety education. The founders of these advocacy organizations, Lili Trujillo Puckett and Damian Kevitt, have been personally affected by dangerous driving, as Puckett’s 16-year-old daughter was killed in a crash caused by a street race. Kevitt sustained a broken leg when he was hit by a car speeding through Griffith Park. The area has seen several street races this year, with one resulting in two fatalities from a car that was speeding through Griffith Park. Others have been confronted with loud noises, smoke, collisions, and heated arguments in an attempt to stop these drivers. Universal Pictures and Gil Cedillo, L.A. City Councilman, have not commented.
Fast XThe film has had to endure a challenging production. When Justin Lin, director of the film’s tenth installment, left, it was a setback that caused serious problems. There were Lin’s departure is rumored to be due to rumors. Fast XThis was due to clashes with Vin Diesel, star and producer of the films. Clash of the TitansLin’s replacement was hired by Louis Leterrier as director. While we don’t know any more details about the upcoming protest, it looks like L.A. residents have had enough of putting up with these dangerous street races.
The following are some of the highlights. Fast & Furious franchise hasn’t contained as many street races as it used to, it’s said that the next installment will revisit that. Puckett felt the timing wasn’t right. Fast XUniversal should encourage safe driving by filming in their community this year. This A new movie is outOn May 19, 2023, he will zoom into theaters.