UPDATE: Sep. 11, 2023, 5:00 a.m. EDT This article has been updated with the latest streaming information for the "Fast and Furious" saga, including the official streaming release of "Fast X".
Buckle your seatbelts: the next iteration of the Fast and Furious franchise (Fast X) starts streaming on Peacock on Sept. 15. The action-packed franchise, which stars Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson, Michelle Rodriguez, and the late Paul Walker, has had our adrenaline pumping for two decades, and it's not slowing down any time soon.
Considering the first film was released back in 2001, you might need to get back up to speed before streaming Fast X. But, of course (as with most things in the streaming age), watching every Fast and Furious film in the franchise online is more complicated than you think. But don't worry; we've got you covered.
If you want to know how to watch Fast X online (and all the Fast and Furious movies), then read on.
What streaming service has the Fast and Furious movies?
Currently, the Fast and Furious film franchise is spread across not one, not two, but four different streaming services. Although Universal has a new deal with Peacock to bring their movies to the streamer, it's only after their time in theaters. There's nothing on paper about the previous films yet, so the older Fast and Furious movies are still scattered across the streaming-verse. You'll need Netflix, Peacock, Amazon Freevee, and even FuboTV to stream the entire saga online. Check out the breakdown below to learn where to watch each one.
Where to watch every Fast and Furious movie online
If you're on a mission to hold a Fast and Furious marathon — or just catch up before streaming Fast X — it's going to take a little work on your part. Streaming services don't make it easy on us by any means. Although, it's still arguably easier to watch every film online rather than heading to the video store to rent each one individually like the old days.
Here's a breakdown of where to watch every Fast and Furious film online.
Most bang for your buck: Netflix
A Netflix subscription gives you access to the most Fast and Furious films in the franchise (and plenty of other Netflix Originals). Plus, if you opt for the standard plan with ads, it'll only cost you $6.99/month. If ads are too much of an annoyance, you can always upgrade to the ad-free standard plan for $15.49/month or the premium plan for $19.99/month. With those prices, however, ads aren't looking so bad.
If you're a Verizon customer, you can score a free year of Netflix when you buy MasterClass or Duolingo through Verizon play+. T-Mobile customers with Go5G and Go5G Plus plans can also save between $9.99 and $15.49 per month on Netflix Standard or Basic subscriptions.
Films included:
The Fast and the Furious
2 Fast 2 Furious
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
Fast & Furious
Fast Five
Where to stream Fast X and the latest films: Peacock Premium
As noted before, Universal's deal with Peacock brings their movies to the streaming service after their time in the theaters. That means Fast X and any other future films (likely at least one) will be on Peacock. Furious 7 is also on Peacock at the time of writing, so you'll have to add it into the mix to complete your marathon regardless.
Peacock Premium costs $5.99 per month if you don't mind ads and $11.99 per month if you prefer an ad-free experience. You can also save 17% by opting for an annual subscription — $59.99 or $119.99 per year.
Films included:
Furious 7
Fast X
future Fast and Furious films
Best for on-demand film library: FuboTV
While FuboTV is primarily known for its extensive sports coverage, it's also a live TV streaming platform with on-demand titles for your viewing pleasure. The on-demand library happens to include a handful of Fast and Furious films, including The Fate of the Furious — the eighth movie in the franchise. It's actually the only place you can watch The Fate of the Furious online other than renting or purchasing the film. It's certainly not the most cost-effective option if you're trying to rewatch every movie ahead of the streaming release of Fast X (it costs $75/month), but FuboTV is an excellent cable alternative and serves as much more than an on-demand movie library. You can score a free seven-day trial to test the waters. If it doesn't suit you, simply cancel before your trial period is up. No harm, no foul.
Films included:
The Fast and the Furious
2 Fast 2 Furious
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
Fast & Furious
Fast Five
The Fate of the Furious
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw
Best free option: Amazon Freevee
Formerly IMDb TV, Amazon Freevee is a completely free video streaming service with plenty of shows and films to keep you entertained — including F9, the ninth film in the Fast and Furious saga. If you already have Amazon Prime Video, you can watch Freevee directly through the app. If not, it's also available as a standalone app on smart TVs, iOS and Android devices, Xbox, PS5, and more.
Films included:
F9: The Fast Saga
Best for film buffs: Fast & Furious 10-Movie Collection in 4K
If the streaming labyrinth is too much to wrap your head around, you can always go the old-school route and snag a ten-movie box set of 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray discs. The Fast & Furious 10-Movie Collection is currently on sale for just $90.06 at Amazon (reg. $119.98) and gives you not only the Blu-ray discs for all ten films released so far in the franchise, but also behind-the-scenes footage, deleted scenes, gag reels, and even a digital copy of each film. This is the best option for those who want to build their film library — physically and digitally.
Films included:
The Fast and the Furious
2 Fast 2 Furious
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
Fast & Furious
Fast Five
Fast & Furious 6
Furious 7
The Fate of the Furious
F9
Fast X
Other ways to watch the Fast and Furious movies
The only other way to watch individual films in the franchise is by renting or purchasing the film directly from digital retailers like Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, or Vudu. Generally, renting each film is about $3.99, and purchasing the digital copy is about $9.99. Rather than subscribing to a streaming service just to watch a single film, you can simply rent it for $3.99 on your platform of choice and have access to it for 30 days.
Currently, Fast & Furious 6 is the only film not available on any streaming service. If you want to truly complete the entire franchise, you'll have to rent or purchase the film from a digital retailer. Amazon has it on sale for just $1.74 to rent or $12.74 to buy.
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