From B-movie roots to Fast X, here is every Fast and the Furious movie ranked from worst to best, through ridiculous stunts and family themes.

Netflix. While the franchise has gone seriously off the boil in recent installments (last year’s “Fast X” was a lowlight alongside 2021’s very underwhelming “F9”), there’s no denying that when it’s at its best the “Fast & Furious” franchise is capable of delivering nitro-propelled thrills.

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With the upcoming Fast 11 aiming to close out the beloved action franchise, there's plenty to learn about the next installment in the Fast & Furious.

Pretty much, Pixar movies are good. It's nearly impossible to find a studio with as good of a track record: Pixar has put out 28 feature-length movies since 1995, and none of them are total duds — each one has something to recommend,