The rogue element shaking everything up is Tokyo Drift. F9 (US)/Fast & Furious 9 (UK) (June 2021)Īs if the Fast and the Furious naming/numbering convention wasn’t complicated enough, the order the films were released doesn’t correspond exactly with on-screen continuity. That means watching the Fast and Furious movies in chronological order is weirdly complex.
Let's get started, and remember, it's always about family. We've been comprehensive in this guide, throwing in a few canonical extras to make your binge watch complete. With parts 10 and 11 on the horizon, now is the perfect time to watch the Fast and Furious movies in order – whether you prefer the chronological or the release order, you're in for a great ride. Still, understanding the Fast and Furious order can be a little complicated due to an at-times weird timeline and some strange series naming conventions. The series is now a Marvel movies-level phenomenon, with a vast cast of characters, a handful of spin-offs and countless memes about "family" doing the rounds on social media. The Fast and the Furious introduced the world to Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) and Brian O'Conner (the late Paul Walker) 20 whole years ago, and the series has gone from being a straightforward street-racing action series to a massive scale adventure franchise, with each movie boasting more and more ludicrous and visually impressive stunts.
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