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Rob Cohen knows how to walk away from a franchise. The director behind such high-octane hits as XXX and The Fast and the Furious wasn’t involved in what he calls the ”lackluster sequels” to his movies that studios churned out without him.

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I have (foolish) friends who refuse to watch movies with subtitles. They can all read (or so I believe) but won’t do so for a flick. They deny themselves the world of cinema, in the literal and poetic senses.