Fast & Furious Movies, Ranked

The best-reviewed film in the series, reinventing it as a heist-action ensemble with the iconic vault-drag finale and the arrival of Dwayne Johnson.

Grossed over $1.5 billion and served as an emotional tribute to Paul Walker; its 'See You Again' send-off is the saga's most beloved moment.

A well-received escalation with the endless-runway climax that cemented the team's over-the-top action identity.

The 2001 original grounded the saga in real street-racing culture and launched the Dom-and-Brian bond that anchors the whole series.

Opened to a then-record $541 million global debut; a crowd-pleasing entry with the memorable New York 'zombie cars' set piece.

A $726 million pandemic-era hit that leaned fully into absurdity by launching a Pontiac Fiero into orbit; divisive but undeniably a spectacle.

A $760 million spin-off powered by the Johnson-Statham chemistry; enjoyable even if it strays from the core family saga.

A cliffhanger tenth entry whose overstuffed plot drew mixed reviews, though Jason Momoa's flamboyant villain was a highlight.

Poorly received on release with the lowest gross of the early films, but its drifting style and late-reveal Han cameo earned lasting cult status.

A lightweight sequel weakened by the absence of Vin Diesel; among the lowest-rated entries despite Tyrese Gibson's addition.

The 2009 cast reunion holds one of the lowest Rotten Tomatoes scores in the series, a functional but uninspired bridge to Fast Five.