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Scene-additions over the years, but we’re doing the best we can. Aside from the flashback of Dom and his brother Jacob from F9, the only huge changes to this order are fitting in The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift into the middle of the sixth and seventh entries, because that’s technically when it happens in the canon. Other than that, this is pretty similar to release order, but it does fill in some gaps.F9 (the Dom and Jacob at the racetrack flashback)Better Luck TomorrowThe Fast and The Furious 2 Fast 2 FuriousFast & Furious Fast 5Fast & Furious 6The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo DriftFurious 7Fate of the Furious Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & ShawF9 (the rest of the movie)Fast XWatching Fast and Furious movies in “flashback order”Image: Universal PicturesNow we’re really mixing things up. This order attempts to make sense out of the slipshod continuity (complimentary) that has held this franchise together, and given Justin Lin and Vin Diesel license for increasingly absurd stunts — especially in the last decade.To start with, we’re going to have to justify the fact that this crew is known for their daring espionage and heisting exploits, so we’re kicking off with Fast and Furious and Fast 5. Next, it’s time to get a little backstory on how this crew came together. Finally, we kick things off into high gear with some of the crew’s highest-profile jobs, as well as a story arc about Han and Shaw, which will continue to be a plot thread up until Fast X, where it’s been teased the two might meet.This order shakes things up for veteran Fast viewers, and gives a slightly new shape to the way the series tells stories. Critically though, it does keep just enough structure to stop it from feeling totally random.Fast & Furious Fast 5The Fast and The Furious 2 Fast 2 Furious Better Luck TomorrowFast & Furious 6 The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo DriftFurious 7The Fate of the Furious Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & ShawF9Fast X

With regard to the conclusion of the "Fast and Furious" saga, there is speculation that there could be a return to the fundamental element of the film series: Instead of global adventures, the focus could be placed on one last big heist - perhaps even the classic quarter-mile races will return.If 'Fast X: Part 2' does indeed mark the end of the series, the possible demise of Dom Toretto is also worth considering. Such an end for Vin Diesel's character would undoubtedly mark the definitive end of the saga.Recent news for Fast X: Part 2First Image of "Fast and Furious 11" ReleasedVin Diesel wants Robert Downey Jr. as the villainRelease Date for "Fast and Furious 11" AnnouncedPart 11 will return to the series' originsRumor: "Fast and Furious 11" to be the Final Part of the Series After AllThe information comes from Hollywood insider Jeff SneiderFast & Furious Spin-off Starring Dwayne Johnson is in the WorksThe Luke Hobbs standalone movie is expected to help connect the dots from "Fast and Furious 10" to "Fast and Furious 11"Female Power in New Fast and Furious Spin-Off?Vin Diesel is already developing several spin-offs of the action seriesWGA Strike: These Movies and Shows are at RiskThe last strike cost the downfall of numerous films and seriesNew Footage from Universal at CinemaCon 2023Themes included "Kung Fu Panda 4", "Fast and Furious 11" and Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer"Fast & Furious 11: The Director for the Finale Has Been ConfirmedHe's already a Fast and Furious veteran

The Fate of the Furious Sign in to your Collider account Image via Universal Pictures\n""> Image via Universal Pictures Most of the Fast & Furious catalog was added to Peacock last month, and it should come as no surprise that Jason Statham’s prowess has propelled the films to extraordinary streaming success on the platform. The latest example of this is The Fate of the Furious, the eighth installment in the Fast & Furious franchise which also stars Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson, is the #8 most popular movie on Peacock, falling just short of Tremors, Kevin Bacon’s classic horror film. The Fate of the Furious tells the story of Dom Toretto who is seduced by a mysterious woman into the world of terrorism that leads his crew down a path of trials more difficult than anything they’ve faced before. The film currently sits at a 67% score from critics and a 72% rating from general audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. Chris Morgan wrote the script for The Fate of the Furious, with Gary Scott Thompson receiving credit for the characters and F. Gary Gray directing. Morgan is a Fast & Furious veteran who made his franchise writing debut on The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and also penned the script for Fast & Furious, Fast Five, and Fast & Furious 6. Morgan is also credited as the writer for Furious 7 and the spin-off flick, Hobbs and Shaw. He even made his comic book debut last year writing the script for Shazam! Fury of the Gods. Gray is best known for his work directing Set It Off, the 1996 dark comedy starring Jada Pinkett Smith and Queen Latifah, and he also directed Jason Statham and Mark Wahlberg in The Italian Job (2003), which also stars Edward Norton and Charlize Theron. What Else Is Popular To Stream on Peacock? The first two installments in Adam Sandler’s Hotel Transylvania franchise recently began streaming on Peacock and immediately jumped to the top of the charts, currently sitting in the #1 and #2 spots. The Super Mario Bros. Movie has also been a smash hit on Peacock after leaving Netflix last month, along with Halloween, the 2018 legacy horror sequel starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Judy Greer. Casper, the 1995 family film starring Christina Ricci and Bill Pullman is also in the Peacock top 10. The Fate of the Furious stars Jason Statham and