The Fate of the Furious Pitch Meeting - Revisited!

Step back into the pitch meeting and revisit the completely factual accurate conversation that led to The Fate of the Furious ! Complete with commentary from Ryan George who is now several years older!

Ever wonder how the eighth Fast and Furious installment got its title? Why did Vin Diesel’s character come up with such a convoluted plan to save the day? Is The Rock just a straight up superhero now? Step inside the pitch meeting that started it all!

Dom and Letty Ortiz are on their honeymoon in Havana Cuba when a hacker named Cipher blackmails Dom into turning evil! He’ll have to go against the family (also against Deckard and Shaw) to do her bidding. The Fate of the Furious is an absolutely insane movie that proves that the Fast and Furious franchise has gone completely off the rails. From zombie car attacks to nuclear missiles, things have gotten pretty nuts.

To answer all these questions and more, step inside the pitch meeting that led to The Fate of the Furious! It’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.

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[Noemo]

I LOVE “Hey shut up!” The quick delivery is just fantastic. What a great way to switch topics

[ryanschwarz]

you riffing about Dom buying a baguette and a single rose literally had me in tears. good lord that was funny, sir.

[FlankingLinex]

"This phrase really worked well, maybe I'll bring that back" is comedy gold and should be in every video

[NareionSD]

"Cars and butts and music, it's gonna be like a Pitbull video exploding!" is such an underrated line 😆

[vetoland]

I appreciate Ryan always drawing us something different while he waits

[peniparker]

"...so the movie can happen" is one of the most one-liners ever

[MultiPaulinator]

Honestly, the "my physics instructor filed a restraining order against me" line put me in tears of laughter when I first saw this pitch meeting and actually encouraged me to watch the movie.

[neetpride]

"It's logicalistic" still makes me crack up lmao

[unforcedterror]

The “my Physics teacher filed a restraining order against me” is one of his best jokes ever 😂

[maurenovick]

Him breaking down the absolute absurdity of Cipher closing his favorite coffee shop to show him stuff had me laughing way more than i was expecting. Because the thought process behind that is amazing!

[wizardking]

As long as he keeps “wow wow wow” and “barely an inconvenience” I’m happy

[eduardogonzales]

I actually think Ryan put more thought into this movie that the actual screenwriter/s did.

[carlrood]

"It could have been an email" succinctly states how convoluted the plots are becoming.

[maryt.]

I just realized that I've never seen Ryan genuinely laugh before, when he wasn't acting out a bit. It's delightful.

[albertma]

I appreciate how much details you put into a scene that the writers clearly spent no time on 😂

[ryanberg]

It's not a common one liner but one I crack up with was in the Fast X pitch meeting. The "oh my god. I don't... I don't care." line from screen writer guy.

[JBKiser]

Question: Do you ever catch yourself saying any of your Pitch Meeting catchphrases in real life, and not ironically or on purpose?

[IantheDugan]

The bit about Cypher’s first plan being a cashier and turning the iPad screen is gold

[beckmania]

Ok, am I the only one who gets a huge burst of serotonin whenever I see Ryan’s actual genuine smile on camera?? Like, here at 7:12 and 7:18. This man is precious.

[danct]

I really like the "I don't care" lines from screen writer guy. He just keeps emphasizing more and more that he just doesn't not care about a sense existing with each new upload