F9 1 Way Each Fast & Furious Movie Is The Best In The Franchise

F9: 1 Way Each Fast & Furious Movie Is The Best In The Franchise

The Fast & Furious franchise has produced some of the best and most thrilling action sequences. However, one element in each movie stands out the most.

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Although it originated as an homage to Point Break, just swapping out surfing for illegal street racing, Fast & Furious has since become one of the most beloved action movie franchises in the world. Every couple of years, when Vin Diesel and co. deliver another rollicking ride of vehicular carnage, audiences turn up in droves to see Dom Toretto’s latest turbo-charged adventure.

There’s something to love about every Fast & Furious movie, from the bromance of the first movie to the buddy cop dynamic of the most recent one. But if fans have a certain favorite, could they be swayed to change their mind by these reasons?

9 The Fast And The Furious: The Most Coherent Script

Audiences don’t really come to see Fast & Furious movies for their scripts; they come to see cars falling out of the sky, jumping between skyscrapers or getting smashed up by a nuclear submarine. But action-packed movies are even more exciting if they have a plot that the audience can actually follow.

While the later Fast & Furious movies’ storytelling is virtually non-existent, functioning only to get from one set piece to the next, the first movie has a clear-cut three-act screenplay credited to, among others, Training Day’s David Ayer.

8 2 Fast 2 Furious: The Most Stylish Visuals

Vin Diesel refused to come back for the first sequel to The Fast and the Furious, so 2 Fast 2 Furious replaced him with Tyrese Gibson and did a buddy movie with Brian and Roman instead of Brian and Dom.

Story-wise, this made it feel like a re-tread of the first movie, but in the masterful hands of director John Singleton, it has the most stylish visuals of the franchise.

7 Tokyo Drift: The Most Thrilling Driving Sequences

The third movie in The Fast Saga, subtitled Tokyo Drift, is more of a spin-off than a mainline entry in the series, as it relocates the story across the globe and doesn’t feature any of the main characters.

Although its one-note characters and drab plotting has led to Tokyo Drift being named the worst Fast & Furious movie by many fans, it has some of the series’ most thrilling driving sequences.

6 Fast & Furious: It Reunited Vin Diesel & Paul Walker

From the first Fast and the Furious movie, it was clear that the greatest success of the franchise was Vin Diesel and Paul Walker’s on-screen chemistry. But the second movie was missing Diesel and the third movie was missing Walker (and only featured a cameo by Diesel in exchange for the rights to the Riddick franchise).

The fourth movie finally reunited Diesel and Walker as Dom and Brian were forced to team up once again, and although the movie itself fell short, their bromance was stronger than ever.

5 Fast Five: The Best Everything

2011’s Fast Five marked a return to form for the Fast & Furious franchise after the fourth movie was panned by critics. The fifth movie left the franchise’s street racing trappings behind and turned it into a full-on action franchise, with a heist story set in Rio de Janeiro.

From Toretto’s brutal fistfight with Hobbs to the visceral chase across the rooftops of Rio’s favelas, Fast Five is filled with unforgettable action sequences. This one is easily the best of the bunch.

4 Fast & Furious 6: The Most Ambitious Finale

Ever since the gang dragged a vault through the streets of Rio de Janeiro at the end of Fast Five, all the Fast & Furious movies have culminated in a huge finale. Furious 7 ends with a street fight in which the street literally wins, and the crew takes on a nuclear submarine at the end of The Fate of the Furious.

But Fast & Furious 6 tops them all, with the series’ most ambitious finale. Toretto and co. take on Owen Shaw and his goons as they try to leave in a plane. Fans’ hearts were in their mouths as Toretto’s crew were up against the clock, with many lives on the line.

3 Furious 7: A Touching Tribute To Paul Walker

As many fans remember, James Wan’s Furious 7 had been delayed for some time after news broke that Paul Walker had sadly passed away while they were filming. After taking some time off, Wan and co. decided to reshape the movie to make it a heartfelt tribute to the actor and his character.

With the touching “See You Again” finale, Furious 7 didn’t just manage to stick the landing against impossible odds; it was a perfect farewell to both Paul and his character Brian.

2 The Fate Of The Furious: The Biggest Action

Since the Fast & Furious franchise has become an exercise in one-upmanship, it’s hardly surprising that the biggest, boldest, most spectacular installment is the most recent one, The Fate of the Furious.

Charlize Theron’s cyberterrorist baddie remotely controls all the cars in Manhattan to chase Toretto’s crew, and Hobbs redirects a submarine’s torpedo with his bare hands. With the gang’s long-awaited trip into outer space, F9’s action promises to be even bigger.

1 Hobbs & Shaw: The Funniest One

There are funny moments in all the Fast & Furious movies – usually courtesy of Ludacris and Tyrese Gibson – but the franchise’s first official spin-off Hobbs & Shaw is by far its most overtly comedic entry. David Leitch’s movie is certainly action-packed, but its sense of humor stands out even more than the set pieces.

The movie gets plenty of comedic mileage out of Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham’s hilarious chemistry, while A-listers, like Ryan Reynolds and Kevin Hart, have memorable cameo appearances.

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