What is the best Fast and Furious movie?

From humble street-racing origins to globe-spanning heists, each chapter raised the stakes higher than the last. Which one crossed the finish line first for you?

Fast Five

The fifth installment that reinvented the franchise as a heist film, widely regarded as the series' creative peak.

1/11

Furious 7

The emotionally charged seventh film, best known for its heartfelt tribute to the late Paul Walker.

2/11

The Fast and the Furious

The 2001 original that launched the franchise, built around illegal street racing in Los Angeles.

3/11

Fast & Furious 6

The sixth entry that brought the crew back together for a globe-trotting action spectacle on a military runway.

4/11

The Fate of the Furious

The eighth film sees Dom Toretto turned against his family by a cyberterrorist, delivering massive set pieces.

5/11

Fast & Furious

The fourth entry that reunited the original cast after years apart, rebooting the franchise's energy.

6/11

2 Fast 2 Furious

The sequel that moved the action to Miami, introducing Roman Pearce and Tej Parker to the franchise.

7/11

Tokyo Drift

The third film transplants the story to Japan, introducing drift racing culture and Han Seoul-Oh.

8/11

Hobbs & Shaw

The spinoff pairing Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham as reluctant partners against a super-soldier threat.

9/11

F9

The ninth mainline entry that sends the crew into space and reveals Dom has a long-lost brother.

10/11

Fast X

The tenth film introduces Jason Momoa as the villainous Dante Reyes in the first part of a final saga.

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