Louis Leterrier

You may have noticed a particularly memorable shiny new car in Fast X.

First introduced to readers in 1962, the Hulk serves as a monstrous reflection of the Atomic Age.

Normally, the wanton destruction of the Hulk has nothing in common with the surgical precision of a serial killer.

Leterrier's love for the galaxy far, far away runs deep.

Along with the Spider-Man web shooter, Hulk Hands helped create a new generation of Marvel fans.

If you thought Dante couldn't get any worse, then you ain't seen nothing yet!

"The moment you film Dwayne Johnson, in any shape or form, you recognize it's Dwayne Johnson, so I was like, 'How can I change the tone?'" Leterrier explained.

You may be surprised to learn that a portion of Momoa's wild Fast X performance didn't make it to the final cut.

Fast X drives onto 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD Aug. 8.

It's not really a question of if [SPOILER] is dead — it's really a question of when they'll miraculously turn back up in the sequel.