How to Watch the Fast and Furious Movies in Chronological Order

The *Fast and Furious* franchise, one of cinema's longest-running sagas, has roared from humble street racing beginnings to become a global action behemoth, raking in nearly $2 billion worldwide. This incredible journey, spanning twelve films (nine main entries, one spin-off, and two shorts), has crafted a complex narrative that can be tricky to follow. With *Fast X* now streaming on Amazon, we've created this guide to help you navigate the chronological order of the *Fast and Furious* universe.

At the end, you'll find an alternative viewing order based on release dates. We've excluded the animated series, *Fast & Furious: Spy Racers*, due to its minimal impact on the main storyline.

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The Fast and Furious Movies in Chronological Order

How Many Fast and Furious Movies are There?

Currently, the *Fast and Furious* franchise boasts 12 feature films, 2 short films, and an animated series. *Fast X Part 2* is expected to conclude the main saga, though spin-offs and related projects remain a possibility. Our guide details where to stream each film.

How Long to Watch All Fast and Furious Movies

A complete *Fast and Furious* marathon requires nearly a full day. The entire franchise clocks in at approximately 23 and a half hours.

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Fast and Furious Movies in Chronological Order

1. The Fast and the Furious (2001)

The saga begins with the original 2001 film. Paul Walker's undercover cop, Brian O'Conner, infiltrates a crew of carjackers led by Vin Diesel's Dom Toretto. Brian's involvement in street racing leads to unexpected friendships, romance with Dom's sister Mia (Jordana Brewster), and a difficult choice between loyalty and duty. This film introduces Michelle Rodriguez as Letty Ortiz, Dom's significant other.

Read our review of The Fast and the Furious.

Jun 22, 2001PG-13

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