Family, explosions, car chases, machismo, and racing can be found in these classic Fast & Furious films, which represent the ...

The main reason why Tokyo Drift is the most rewatchable Fast and Furious movie is because it's the only film in the saga that is self-contained.To watch Tokyo Drift, you don’t need any real ...

The Fast and Furious movies timeline is pretty complex thanks to Tokyo Drift. This is the correct way to watch the films in chronological order ahead of Vin Diesel's Fast X.

If you want to watch the movies in chronological order, watch The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift after Fast & Furious 6, instead of after 2 Fast 2 Furious.

The biggest diversion from the franchise yet, 2006’s The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift introduces a completely new set of characters in a story centering on the high-stakes drifting world in ...

The very end of "Tokyo Drift" where Dom visits Tokyo then takes place in "Furious 7." We see Dom retrieve the necklace he gave to Letty from Sean (Lucas Black) .

“Furious 7” (2015) Simultaneously to some of the events in “Tokyo Drift,” the brother of Owen Shaw, Deckard (Jason Statham) comes out of hiding to go after Dom and the family to seek revenge.

This is the final film in the timeline before "Tokyo Drift." " Furious 7 " In this 2015 release, Toretto, O'Conner, and the rest of the team return to normal lives after securing amnesty for their ...

Now that you have seen Tokyo Drift, give the Fast and Furious 6 post-credits scene a watch – it plays perfectly as a Tokyo Drift post-credits scene and offers some new context for the movie.