The 33 greatest Fast & Furious moments

EntertainmentThe 33 greatest Fast & Furious momentsWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. EntertainmentThe 33 greatest Fast & Furious momentsWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Universal Pictures) Who among us lives life a quarter mile at a time? The Fast & Furious franchise, also officially known as the Fast Saga, is one of the biggest Hollywood franchises in history with nearly a dozen sequels and billions of dollars grossed at the box office. Surely, for such a storied franchise, these movies have to have a few iconic moments of its own. But what moments from the Fast & Furious franchise are actually deserving of iconic status? After the first movie became a hit with its box office gross of over $200 million, Universal Studios launched a franchise that has impressively transcended language barriers and cultures to entertain the world. Turns out, having slick cars and a heroic dude touting the virtues of “family” is a franchise that appeals to everyone the world over. To celebrate the ongoing success and evergreen appeal of the Fast & Furious series, we rank the saga’s 33 greatest moments. 33. “The Buster Brought Me Back” - The Fast & the Furious (2001) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) To paraphrase Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca: I think this is the start of a beautiful friendship. In the very first The Fast & the Furious, Brian finally earns Dom’s trust and respect when he gets Dom out of dodge following the movie’s first street race. From here on, Brian rolls with Dom’s crew, with none of them wise to his true motives as an undercover cop. Between Vin Diesel’s forceful delivery and the overall hilarity that is the line itself, this line has imprinted itself among Fast & Furious die-hards ever since. 32. “20% Angel, 80% Devil” - Fast & Furious (2009) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 31. Race Through the Vatican - Fast X (2023) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) Mamma mia! With the globe-trotting Fast & Furious film series leaving a mess in every city it swerves through, from Los Angeles to London, it was inevitable that the action would one day end up in the Vatican. That’s what happens in the 2023 sequel Fast X, when the city of God finds itself at the mercy of the villainous (and flamboyant) Dante Reyes who seeks vengeance against Dom’s crew for killing his father way back in Fast Five. Midway through the movie, Dante unleashes a giant bomb in the shape of a wrecking ball that rolls its way through holy streets. Of course, it’s up to Dom in a Charger to stop it somehow. All the while, Dante steals the movie with hisincredibleopera impression. Sign up for the Total Film Newsletter Bringing all the latest movie news, features, and reviews to your inbox 30. Samoan Warriors - Hobbs & Shaw (2019) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) When Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham starred in their own Fast & Furious spin-off, the action brings them to Luke Hobbs' family home in Samoa. In their morning dawn stand-off with Idris Elba’s superhuman Brixton and his technically sophisticated army, Hobbs leads his brothers in a haka, a ceremonial dance in Māori culture before unleashing medieval hell on their butts. While Māori insist that the haka is not exclusively a warrior dance, Dwayne Johnson looks absolutely fierce when he stands at the frontlines. 29. Brother’s Standoff - F9: The Fast Saga (2021) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 28. Dom Leaves Letty - Fast & Furious (2009) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 27. This Is Drifting - The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 26. The Bridge Race - 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 25. Gisele’s Sacrifice - Fast & Furious 6 (2013) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) Call it an act of love. After Han and Gisele became an item in Fast Five, the two found themselves at a crossroads in 2013’s Fast & Furious 6. With Han demonstrating that he takes them and their lives together seriously, he proposes they finally go to Tokyo when it’s all over. But fate has other ideas when, in the movie’s climactic battle in the (verylong) runway, Gisele sacrifices herself to give Han a shot at life. The pain would lead Han to Tokyo and, well, you know what happens next. As for Gisele, she’s not gone long either, with a shocking return at the end of Fast X. 24. Dom vs. Everyone - The Fate of the Furious (2017) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 23. Han’s Killer Revealed - Fast & Furious 6 (2013) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) For years, Han’s death in Tokyo Drift was deemed a freak accident, a consequence of a life tearing up the streets. But as it turns out, it was a targeted assassination. Just before the credits roll at the end of Fast & Furious 6, the series finally lines up its messy timeline to bring audiences back to a pivotal scene in 2006’s Tokyo Drift. Turns out, Han’s death in incoming traffic was a purposeful hit, with the driver being Deckard Shaw, brother to Fast & Furious 6 villain Owen Shaw. Out for revenge, Deckard T-bones Han as a warning to Toretto that he’s coming. And with that, the Fast Saga loses one of its best characters - or so everyone thought. 22. Heat-Seeking Missiles, on Ice! - The Fate of the Furious (2017) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 21. Hobbs vs. Shaw - Furious 7 (2015) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 20. Ain’t Your Daddy’s Greased Lightning - The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 19. Dom Saves Letty - Fast & Furious 6 (2013) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Dom Toretto flying through the air to save Letty like he’s Superman. In the memorable highway sequence of Fast & Furious 6, where Dom’s crew realize they’re pitted against a hijacked military tank (another iconic moment), Dom goes to literally great lengths to save Letty from certain doom. With the sixth movie, the Fast Saga was growing comfortably into its new gear of explosive Hollywood action, and Dom’s impossible act of heroism proves that these movies had graduated to a whole new level. 18. The Sky Mission - Furious 7 (2015) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) It’s a sequence so impossibly awesome in its gleeful defiance of physics that it doesn’t matter there’s barely a story reason for it. In James Wan’s Furious 7, Dom’s crew take on a sensitive mission from the enigmatic Mr. Nobody (Kurt Russell), which sees them flying over the Caucasus Mountains in Azerbaijan -in cars. That’s right. With parachutes attached to their rugged rides, “The Family” all drop from the sky and somehow land perfectly on the road before doing what they do best. It’s stupid in the best way, a set piece that takes your breath away while you’ve left your brain at the door. 17.The Safe Heist - Fast Five (2011) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) With Fast Five, the franchise formally ended its preoccupation with street racing. With the heist-focused sequel from 2011, the movie delivers on its promise when Dom’s crew attach a Brazilian crime lord’s savings to two murdered-out Dodge Chargers that rip through the streets. Over a straight nine minutes of sustained tension and excitement - not to mention, adelightfulsurprise at the very end of it all - Fast Five solidifies itself as not just the best summer blockbuster of its release year 2011 but one of the best of the entire series. 16. London Brawling - Fast & Furious 6 (2013) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 15. The Prison Break - The Fate of the Furious (2017) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 14. Dom vs. Hobbs - Fast Five (2011) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) When Dwayne Johnson first joined the Fast & Furious franchise, there was excitement in the air at the prospect of a throwdown with Vin Diesel. After an hour-plus of the movie building up that tension, Fast Five delivered the goods in how it pits these two alpha males who square off like it’s WrestleMania Sunday. Importantly, their scuffle ends with a pin drop moment when Dom - wrench in hand - takes a violent swing to a prone Hobbs. The camera lingers a few moments before it reveals that Dom intentionally missed - a statement to Hobbs if there ever was one. 13. The Stare and Drive - 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 12. Deckard Shaw’s Introduction - Furious 7 (2015) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) Never before has a Fast & Furious villain felt genuinely scary. At the start of Furious 7, the Fast & Furious movies pick up from the previous movie’s events with its introduction of Jason Statham’s Deckard Shaw, the older brother of Luke Evans' Owen Shaw. In the hospital where Owen Shaw is bedridden, Deckard promises to get the people who hurt him - in this case, it’s none other than Dominic Toretto. In an impressive one-take sequence that acts as the movie’s opening credits, Deckard casually exits the hospital, slowly revealed to be in total disarray (presumably Deckard’s doing). Nowthat’show you introduce a new franchise villain. 11. “This Is My Mexico” - The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) Han is a man of few words, but in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, a moving monologue set against the glistening neon lights of Tokyo at night time gives us insight into his pathos. Fashioning himself like the old cowboys of Western classics, Han tells teenage Sean Boswell that Tokyo is his “Mexico,” a place to cool his heels while his past fades in the distance. In Tokyo Drift, Han is shrouded in mystery. But only through the later movies do we see exactly what - and whom - Han is talking about. 10. Brian Blows His Cover - The Fast & the Furious (2001) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) The look on Dom’s face says it all. Towards the end of the first Fast & Furious movie, Brian is forced to blow his cover as an undercover cop to call in a MEDEVAC to save a wounded Vince. Until this point, Brian enjoyed the deep trust of Dom, who defended him from accusations that he was a narc. Turns out, those accusations were right, and Dom isn’t at all thrilled that he’s been rolling with police. While this moment marked the end of Dom and Brian’s first run together, things were only just getting started. 9. The Scramble - 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) In the beginning, Fast & Furious knew what its paying audiences wanted: Beautiful people, and really fast cars. 2 Fast 2 Furious lives up to its kooky title with a stand-out sequence that’s just so unforgettable. Late in the movie, Brian and Roman rely on their street racing contacts (namely Tej) to help throw the Miami police off their scent. Pulling into a warehouse garage, the doors open to let outseveral dozenmodded cars, all spilling and spinning out like someone just toppled over a box of Hot Wheels. How can a single garage hold that many cars? How do they not all crash into each other? Who cares? It’s a killer moment that forever cemented the vibe of Fast & Furious forever. 8. Danza Kuduro - Fast Five (2011) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) What would you do with $100 million? That’s the wealth Dom’s crew earned from their big heist in Fast Five, which believe it or not marks the very first time “The Family” assembled like this. After successfully stealing a crime lord’s riches, Dom’s team split and go their separate ways, all of them millionaires, all free to live their lives a quarter mile at a time. (And because it’s 2011, of course the song that plays is “Danza Kuduro.") While some of them choose to enjoy the spoils, others settle down. In the case of newly minted couple Han and Gisele, they’re looking ahead. Maybe Tokyo. Too bad they don’t ever get to make it there. 7. “This Is Brazil!” - Fast Five (2011) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 6. The Barbecue Back Home - Fast & Furious 6 (2013) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) Having millions of dollars in the bank is nice. But having a home is even better. At the end of Fast & Furious 6, Hobbs grants pardons for Dom’s crew, who are all free to return to their normal lives. (Albeit still rich as hell.) For Dom, Letty, Mia, and Brian, that means a return to where it all started, in Dom’s family home in downtown Los Angeles. Of the many different barbecue scenes in the franchise, this one just hits differently. The loss of Gisele casts a somber shadow over the mood. But everyone is glad to be home. And as Roman puts it in his message of grace: Thank heaven for fast cars. (Fun fact: Dwayne Johnson’s comeback about Tyrese Gibson’s “big ass forehead” was unscripted. Ludacris spitting out his beer was a genuine reaction.) 5. “Daddy’s Gotta Go to Work” - Furious 7 (2015) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) I don’t know how else to say this, so I’m just going to say it as plainly as I can:Dwayne Johnson flexes his muscles so hard, his arm cast comes off.In Furious 7, Johnson’s Hobbs is sidelined for most of the movie after falling from his office to the ground floor during his fight with Deckard Shaw. But when the action finally comes back to Los Angeles, Hobbs knows that naptime is over, and flexes his arm cast off in a moment that of course made it into the movie’s trailers. Of all the impossible things that happen in Furious 7 - like the skydiving cars, Brian’s death-defying leap off a falling bus, or even all that destruction in Abu Dhabi - this one just takes the cake. 4. “I Owe You a 10-Second Car” - The Fast & the Furious (2001) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) At the end of The Fast & the Furious, Dom and Brian aren’t friends - but they remain men of their word. In the climax of the first movie, Dom and Brian embark on one last race to outrun an oncoming train. The movie’s money shot is still both of their cars narrowly missing the train, shot in gorgeous slow-motion that characterized action cinema throughout the 1990s. After Dom eats it from hitting a semi, Brian hands him the keys to his own car, telling him the now iconic line: “I owe you a 10-second car.” Cue Ja Rule. Cue credits. Cue a brand new franchise. 3. The Free Fall - Fast Five (2011) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) Arguably, it’s the moment that changed everything. With its street racing past far behind it now, the Fast Saga sped towards its blockbuster future with the heist-oriented Fast Five. Early in the movie, director Justin Lin declares that the past is prologue when Dom and Brian pull off a train heist that ends with them driving off a steep cliff and falling into the river below. Observe the movie cutting to total silence, with just the windy whispers of air scoring the moment. In the real world, this would kill Dom and Brian. But in the world of the Fast & Furious, this is just the start of a whole new phase. 2. Brian’s Farewell - Furious 7 (2015) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) 1. The First Race/“Dude, I Almost Had You” - The Fast & the Furious (2001) (Image credit: Universal Pictures) It all starts here. In theveryfirst race of the Fast & Furious franchise, Paul Walker’s Brian is close to smoking Vin Diesel’s Dom until Dom rockets to the finish line first. (Not only that, but Brian smokes his own car, rendering it barely drivable after they pop open the hood.) From Walker’s surfer-dude line delivery of “Dude, I almost had you” to Diesel’s thundering speech about the clear line separating winners from losers, this is the moment when the first Fast movie locks in and never lets off the gas pedal. Always remember: Winning’s winning. 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vibes of classic Star Wars with a swashbuckling twist” 4Skeleton Crew review: “Perfectly captures the vibes of classic Star Wars with a swashbuckling twist” 4 Skeleton Crew review: “Perfectly captures the vibes of classic Star Wars with a swashbuckling twist” 5Creature Commandos review: “James Gunn’s heartwarming, R-rated tale about super-monsters proves that the DCU is in good hands” 5Creature Commandos review: “James Gunn’s heartwarming, R-rated tale about super-monsters proves that the DCU is in good hands” 5 Creature Commandos review: “James Gunn’s heartwarming, R-rated tale about super-monsters proves that the DCU is in good hands”