Tokyo Drift's scene, in which the characters drift through Tokyo, is the coolest car scene in the entire franchise.

Han was later believed to have died too during the events of Tokyo Drift, which took place concurrently with the Fast & Furious 6 end-credits scene and a portion of Furious 7. Fortunately ...

Fast & Furious does what the old car chase films of the 1970s wish they could accomplish but didn’t have the budget or special effects to, and there is one scene that, to many, stands out as ...

Here’s a breakdown of how the grim finale, an end-credit scene and a couple of surprise guest stars set up the next “Fast and Furious” chapter: After explosive stops in LA, Rome and Rio de ...

One of the most memorable shots of the entire Fast & Furious saga was when Han and Sean ... After shooting the scene illicitly, the police showed up to shut everything down. That’s when the ...

An additional credits scene after the sixth movie flipped the series on its head. Here's the correct order you should watch the films before seeing "Fast X": "The Fast and the Furious" (2001 ...

noises and subsequent buzz of baffled conversation that greeted the end of Fast X in the screening where I saw it, Vin Diesel’s latest Fast and Furious ... the post-credits scene, then backing ...

Gisele sacrifices herself to save Han, and in the mid-credits scene, we see Han ... This is the same crash that finally makes sense after Fast & Furious 6. Working with a covert ops team led ...

In back-to-back films, the rapper became a movie star as Tej Parker in 2003’s “2 Fast 2 Furious,” followed in 2004 by the Oscar-winning “Crash.” Some 30 more movies would follow.

In an interview with BBC Radio 1, Ludacris confirmed his reaction was unscripted, then explained how that Fast & Furious 6 moment came to be: It was an in the moment laugh, that was not a part of ...