The complete Fast Saga — from street racing in LA to globe-trotting heists and family
This guide lists all eleven Fast & Furious theatrical films in release order — from the 2001 street-racing original through Fast X. What started as undercover cops and illegal drag races evolved into a global action franchise built on heists, family, and increasingly impossible stunts. Release order is the standard watch path; Tokyo Drift sits third chronologically in the saga timeline but fourth in the story once the series reconnects.
Start the Fast & Furious saga with The Fast and the Furious (2001), the first film audiences saw and the usual entry for a full rewatch. Track it on MovieLinks for current streaming links, TMDB scores, and related picks in the same universe.
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2 Fast 2 Furious (2003) is a core middle chapter for Fast & Furious fans following the official release sequence. Open it on MovieLinks to see where it streams, how fans rate it, and what to queue next in order.
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The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) sits mid-saga in release order and carries forward story beats established earlier in Fast & Furious. Use MovieLinks to compare ratings, check streaming options, and jump straight to the title.
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In release order, Fast & Furious (2009) is the bridge chapter — best watched after the earlier Fast & Furious entries on this list. Track it on MovieLinks for current streaming links, TMDB scores, and related picks in the same universe.
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Fast Five (2011) is a core middle chapter for Fast & Furious fans following the official release sequence. Open it on MovieLinks to see where it streams, how fans rate it, and what to queue next in order.
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Fast & Furious 6 (2013) sits mid-saga in release order and carries forward story beats established earlier in Fast & Furious. Use MovieLinks to compare ratings, check streaming options, and jump straight to the title.
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In release order, Furious 7 (2015) is the bridge chapter — best watched after the earlier Fast & Furious entries on this list. Track it on MovieLinks for current streaming links, TMDB scores, and related picks in the same universe.
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In release order, The Fate of the Furious (2017) is the bridge chapter — best watched after the earlier Fast & Furious entries on this list. Track it on MovieLinks for current streaming links, TMDB scores, and related picks in the same universe.
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Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019) sits mid-saga in release order and carries forward story beats established earlier in Fast & Furious. Use MovieLinks to compare ratings, check streaming options, and jump straight to the title.
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F9 (2021) sits mid-saga in release order and carries forward story beats established earlier in Fast & Furious. Use MovieLinks to compare ratings, check streaming options, and jump straight to the title.
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As the final entry here, Fast X (2023) pays off threads built across the earlier Fast & Furious films. Track it on MovieLinks for current streaming links, TMDB scores, and related picks in the same universe.
OpenRelease order is the standard approach. Watch the films in the order they premiered from The Fast and the Furious through Fast X. The story builds naturally, and Tokyo Drift's placement makes more sense once Han's arc connects in later films.
Tokyo Drift is the third film by release date but takes place chronologically between Fast & Furious 6 and Furious 7. Han's story in Tokyo Drift connects to the main timeline through Fast & Furious 6. For a chronological rewatch, move Tokyo Drift to after film six.
Hobbs & Shaw is a spinoff set in the same universe. Watch it after The Fate of the Furious in release order. It is optional for following Dom's main story but adds context for Hobbs and Shaw's characters.
Fast X directly references events from Fast Five, so at minimum watch the main saga through Fast Five for full context. Ideally, watch all prior films in release order — callbacks and returning characters reward longtime fans.
All eleven films run roughly 23 hours total. The series averages about two hours per film. A weekend marathon covers the whole saga; many fans split at Fast Five when the heist era begins.
