Fast & Furious 6 contains a lot of things: the return of Dwayne Johnson, Vin Diesel’s biceps, the ageless Paul Walker and the toughest of them all, Michelle Rodriguez. The film also contains director Justin Lin‘s dream scene he’s been trying to get on the big screen for what seems like forever.

“I’ve been doing this for eight years. I have a little vault . . . the one I’ve been working on . . . since ’09, is the plane sequence. And I knew that was going to be the culmination of everything that we’ve been building,” Lin recently told Celebuzz’s Cory Lopez.

“For me it’s gratifying, to finally see it come to life.”

With the box office success of Fast Five (it grossed $625 million worldwide, making it the most successful of the franchise), Lin is convinced the sixth installment will do just as well, if not better.

“Because of Fast Five and all the momentum that the series is going through, I really do think that Fast Six . . . not only was it designed to be the culmination of this franchise, but I do think that people are really going to show up for this,” he said.

“That’s something you can only dream of, and the fact that we’re here, and all the excitement, you can feel, it’s very rare and something I want to savor.” 

Be sure to stay with Celebuzz all week for coverage on Fast & Furious 6, including interviews with Diesel, Walker and Rodriguez. The film opens in theaters May 24.

Fast & Furious 6 makes a strong argument for more movies featuring cars that explode out the front of planes.

It’s all-out “vehicular warfare” in the new trailer for the next installment in the Universal Pictures franchise. Fast Five stars Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson return to Car-Fu the hell out of every moving vehicle imaginable. Including a tank.

The sixth Fast & Furious movie finds master car thief Dom (Diesel) and his crew living on the run from the authorities – desperate to get back to the States. In order to return home, they must team up with lawman Hobbs (Johnson) to take down a murderous band of criminals.

Director Justin Lin returns to helm his fourth Fast & Furious film, which crashes into theaters Memorial Day weekend.

Could this be the best Fast & Furious movie yet? Watch the trailer again then tell us what you think in the comments section.

On Thursday, Mark Wahlberg made Ted fans very happy. While promoting his new film, Broken City, the actor gave an update on the sequel to his hit 2012 comedy. Oscar host and Ted director Seth MacFarlane is currently writing the script for Ted 2, Wahlberg has signed his deal to reprise his role and the actor will next be seen presenting an award at this year’s Oscars alongside the foul-mouthed, pot-smoking teddy bear. [Vulture]

Everything Brett Ratner touches turns to, well, a Brett Ratner movie. But we have high hopes for his Hercules movie starring Dwayne Johnson. Paramount will release the film, based on the graphic novel by Steve Moore, on August 8, 2014. [Deadline]

Liam Neeson has become a permanent action-movie fixture of late, and he shows no signs of stopping.

On Thursday, it was announced that the Taken 2 star has officially signed on for the lead role in Run All Night. Neeson will play an aging hitman who goes on the run with his young boy after taking down his former boss. Jaume Collet-Serra, the director of Neeson’s upcoming thriller, Non-Stop, is in talks to helm the project. [Deadline]

Actor-director Mark Duplass had a crazy good 2012, with strong turns in the much-talked about Safety Not Guaranteed and Zero Dark Thirty. Now, Duplass’ 2013 is off to a good start with Blumhouse Production’s acquisition of his new film, Peachfuzz. The found-footage horror film, which centers on an average guy responding to a CraigsList ad and getting more than he bargained for, is one of the first major deals to come out of this year’s Sundance. [Collider]

Hollywood’s latest attempt to resuscitate the Terminator franchise has found two new writers. Laeta Kalogridis (Shutter Island) and Patrick Lussier (Drive Angry) have, for better or worse, been hired to write a new script for Annapurna and Skydance Productions. The last time a new Terminator was in the works, Fast Five director Justin Lin and Arnold Schwarzenegger were attached. No word yet if Arnie will reprise his iconic role for this newest incarnation, but chances are good he’ll be back (see what we did thar?) [Deadline]

Are you more excited for a new Terminator movie or for Ted 2? That’s your cue to comment below. And speaking of Wahlberg, watch the trailer for Broken City on Celebuzz!