US agent Luke Hobbs and British Mercenary Deckard Shaw put their rivalry aside and work together to stop a genetically enhanced supervillain.
Dom comes across a mysterious woman, Cipher, who entraps him in the world of terrorism. The group reunites to stop Cipher and save Dom.
To avoid a jail sentence in America, a teenager moves to Japan with his father and becomes a major competitor in drift racing. Although the movie is an outlier in the franchise, it introduced Han, one of the best characters in the F&F.
Dominic Toretto, an ex-convict, and Brian O'Connor, an FBI agent, wish to take down Arturo Braga, a heroin importer who killed Dom's close friend. The two men put their differences aside to catch him.
Brian partners with Roman Pierce, his friend and a criminal, to bring a drug lord to justice and erase their criminal record. A few characters return from the first instalment, which means the evident absence of Vin Diesel.
Fast X is the first part of the epic two-part conclusion to the F&F franchise. After several missions, Dom and his family face their most lethal opponent.
Hobbs seeks the help of Dom and his team to catch a team of mercenary drivers who are impossible to find. They agree to help him in exchange for full pardons for their past crimes.
Dom lives a quiet life with Letty and his son. But he has to call back his crew to stop the world's most skilled assassin and high-performance driver, Dom's forsaken brother.
Paul Walker's mid-production death devasted fans emotionally. Furious 7, one of the best F&F films, was about Dom and his family's fight against Shaw's brother.
The original movie, directed by Rob Cohen, is an inescapable artefact of the time of its creation. Brian goes undercover and befriends Dom and his crew to investigate some high-speed robberies in LA.
Fast Five is the best Fast and the Furious movie. Dom and Brian bring a team together one more time, while Hobbs tries to chase them.