Following the huge box office success of "Furious 7," fans can't help but ask if there's going to be a sequel.
The seventh installment to the franchise, which broke the history's record sales, opened with $147 million sales in the U.S. and $406 million worldwide.
And while the entire cast and crew are still enjoying its success according to franchise producer, Neal Moritz, they are already thinking of the "Furious 7" sequel.
"Honestly, we're just bathing in the success of this," he told The Hollywood Reporter. "We'll probably get together in a week or so to talk."
Furthermore, they wanted to make sure that the next movie would be better if not as good as the recent film.
"[The story] is going to have to be something enticing for all of us," says Moritz. "It has to be as good as or better [than
Even main cast Vin Diesel is confident that a "Fast & Furious 8" is going to happen even after losing his "brother" Paul Walker from a tragic car crash accident on Nov. 30, 2013.
In fact the 47-year-old action star has announced the sequel during an appearance on the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" show.
Fast forward to 2:30 of the video below where Diesel tells fans that "Furious 7" sequel is going to happen.
In addition, he also revealed that veteran actor Kurt Russell, who made his first appearance in the franchise, is most likely going to have a bigger role in the sequel.
Adding that the team could probably go out on the streets of New York after already exploring Los Angeles, Tokyo and London.
And while a sequel is confirmed, the real question is, What will happen to Paul Walker's character, Brian O'Conner?
While it seemed like Dominic Toretto and the rest of the team have retired Brian O'Conner, based on the last scenes from "Furious 7," the successful and unnoticeable CGI appearance of Walker's brothers could still make it possible for O'Conner to appear on the sequel.
But that remains to be seen when Universal Pictures makes the big announcement.
