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Going into the weekend The Fate of the Furious is already at $965.6 million worldwide and as early as Friday the film might hit $1 billion. The Fate of the Furious scored $158.1 million in 65 countries last weekend, down from its all-time record breaking $437.2 million opening. Including Wednesday the film is up to $794.2 million internationally and $965.6 million worldwide. That means as early as Friday, but most likely on Saturday, The Fate of the Furious will become the 30th movie to ever gross more than $1 billion. Unsurprisingly the film’s top international market is China, already at $340.5 million after 14 days. Back in 2015 Furious 7 made $390.9 million over there, a number the new one should ultimately surpass before it leaves the country. The Fate of the Furious was big in other markets too with $30.3 million in Mexico(F7 finished there with $51.7 million), $29.5 million in the UK ($59.9 million for F7), $27.4 million in Brazil ($46.6 million, F7), $24.1 million in...

Marvel may be the studio most notorious for teasing future films after the credits, but the Fast & Furious franchise has used the tactic plenty of times as well. Not only did they contain the post-credits scenes, but the Furious franchise has often included enormous plot twists after the a film concludes.  If you recall, it was revealed that Letty was still alive in the scene that followed Fast Five. After Fast & Furious 6 , fans got introduced to Deckard Shaw, and learned he was the man behind Han's death. Furious 7 didn't include one of these scenes, but that was largely due to the Paul Walker tribute that ended the film. Unfortunately, Fate Of The Furious doesn't contain a post-credits scene either. The film's ending does a pretty good job of setting up the next film in the franchise, so another scene wasn't exactly necessary. However, fans will still be disappointed to know that there's nothing else awaiting them after that long credits s...