Fans are speculating about the future of "Fast & Furious" after reports emerged that the franchise will put on the brakes with its 11th film.
Social media websites are flooded with discussions about the franchise following after the report was published in Variety.
According to the publication, director Justin Lin will make the final two chapters in the car series.
Lin has directed the third, fourth, fifth, sixth and ninth Fast & Furious movies and he is set to direct the 10th and 11th too.
The ninth installment in the popular franchise was to release this year but was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The film is now scheduled to release on May 28, next year.
The film also features WWE wrestler John Cena.
The good news for fans is that the 11th film would not be the end of the "Fast & Furious franchise.
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