Every Fast And Furious Movie In Chronological Order
Fast and the Furious launched a massive franchise - but the films were not released in chronological order! Here's how to watch.
The fifth installment in the Fast & Furious franchise, Fast Five continues the Fast Saga in a high-octane thrill ride. When Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) and Brian O'Conner's (Paul Walker) gang become international fugitives, they are hunted by Luke Hobbs an agent of the DSS. They also fall foul of a Brazillian drug lord, deciding to perform a heigh-stakes heist in order to steal $100 million from him.
Fast and the Furious launched a massive franchise - but the films were not released in chronological order! Here's how to watch.
Fast Five is where the Fast & Furious franchise really took off, but there are some unfortunate realities it shows 12 years after its debut.
Fast Five was the Fast and Furious franchise's equivalent of The Avengers, explaining why Vin Diesel has been trying to recreate it after 12 years.
According to urban warfare researcher John Spencer, the ambush scene featured in Fast Five is surprisingly accurate despite getting some things wrong.
Alan Ritchson plays Aimes in Fast X, but flashbacks to the events of Fast Five indicate that he was around for Dom and co.'s big heist.
Director Louis Leterrier explains how he constructed Fast X’s opening flashback, which involved going through unseen Fast Five footage of Paul Walker.
Dwayne Johnson cemented his movie stardom by playing Hobbs in Fast Five, though one 2005 blockbuster nearly tanked his action movie career.
The action-filled Fast & Furious franchise has no shortage of brutal brawls and fantastic fights. Here are the top ten, ranked from worst to best.
Dwayne Johnson and Gal Gadot both became movie stars thanks to the Fast Saga, but how do their various collaborations rank against one another?
Exclusive: Icons Unearthed: Fast & Furious creator Brian Volk-Weiss reveals a shocking Fast Five fact about a fortuitous accident on set.
One scene involving Dwayne Johnson’s Hobbs and Vin Diesel’s Dominic Toretto in Fast Five set a tradition for the Fast and Furious movies.
More than increasing the action or adding Dwayne Johnson into the mix, Fast Five’s most important Fast & Furious legacy has to do with its cast.
Toretto has always been at the center of Fast & Furious, but recent films have given way too much attention to Dom at the expense of the story.
The Rock is not the only reason why Fast and Furious became a blockbuster franchise, but his contribution to the saga cannot be denied.
Fast & Furious may be about to finish its main story through Fast X, but it could have concluded with the perfect endings of two previous entries.
Dwayne Johnson’s importance to the Fast and Furious franchise can’t be denied, but Hobbs’ appearances after Fast Five were disappointing.
Fast Five remains one of the best Fast & Furious films, if not the best, and Fast & Furious 10 should try to replicate what made it so good.
Whether it's in-person or streaming online, Redditors agree that these are the films sure to please everyone at a watch party.
The Roman Pearce introduced in 2 Fast 2 Furious is a very different character from the one in Fast Five and subsequential Fast & Furious movies.
Vin Diesel's Dominic Toretto is no longer the same character he was in the early Fast and Furious movies - and that is a bad thing for the franchise.
Fast Five changed the Fast and Furious franchise in a drastic way, and one dark theory helps explain why the movies became so unrealistic.