Justin Lin

After Vin Diesel and producer Neil H. Moritz, there’s probably no single person who deserves more credit for the massive success of the Fast & Furious franchise than director Justin Lin. He took over the franchise when it was at its lowest point, for The Fast & the Furious: Tokyo Drift, when almost all of the original actors and creators had fled and the series was close to becoming a dire

In other words, they’ll be shot fast.

The entire marketing campaign and dialogue around Star Trek Into Darkness — not to mention most of the runtime of the actual movie — was about the mysterious identity of its villain. Who was this guy Benedict Cumberbatch is playing? Was he an old character from an earlier movie? Could he be Khan? Oh, no, he’s “John Harrison.” Wait, who the hell is John Harrison? Why all the secrecy around a nobody named John Harrison? Are we sure he’s not Khan? No, J.J. Abrams insisted he wasn’t Khan and he wouldn’t straight-up lie to our whoops no never mind he straight-up lied, he’s Khan.