Which Fast and the Furious Movie is the Most Fast and Furious?

I love the Fast & Furious franchise, and I can still clearly remember nearly blowing up my four-cylinder Dodge Shadow while driving home after watching The Fast and the Furious in 2001 (it wasn’t a 10-second car). Ever since that slightly fast & furious night in which I watched some Corona loving street racers attempt to steal DVD players, I’ve enjoyed watching the franchise evolve into a globe-trotting blockbuster series that’s grossed billions at the worldwide box office.

In honor of Fast X on the horizon, I decided to see which Fast movie is the most Fast & Furious. Basically, I wanted to know which of the Fast films has the most races, fights, NOS, corona, BBQ, property destruction, gratuitous party shots, and mentions of family. I rewatched the movies and recorded an insane amount of stats, and used insanely detailed articles from Bloomberg (excellent resource – whoever did this is excellent – stats mostly hold up when I rewatched the films and compared data) and Insure the Gap to score 23 categories (Thanks again Bloomberg).
- Racing time
- NOS usage
- Is there a BBQ? – Fun article about why the Furious 6 BBQ is the best
- Fastest finale (cars driving fast)
- Best Fight
- Engine Revving Time
- Time spent talking about cars
- Time spent where cars are worked on
- Gear shifts
- Tachometer/speedometer shots
- Explosions
- Time a gun is wielded
- Hand-to-hand combat time
- Time spent riding outside of vehicles
- Time spent at social gatherings
- Male biceps time
- Gratuitous party shot time
- Hugs
- Mentions of Family
- Roll ups with team
- Corona consumption
- Property destruction
- Does a main character die?
I ranked each of the nine installments (1-10) according to where they placed in each category. Or, I gave them a one or a zero for Yes/No questions (If there is a BBQ it gets a 0). The film that’s the most Fast & Furious has the least amount of points. How did I add up the points? The Fate of the Furious features 17 mentions of “Family,” so it got 1 point. In 2 Fast 2 Furious, not one person says the word “family,” so it got the most points.
Here’s a couple more examples – The Fate of the Furious features billions of dollars of property damage (Nuclear submarine, thousands of cars, that massive facility that’s blown up in the beginning) so it got 1 point. The Fast & the Furious (2001) features a few destroyed cars and some property damage, so it got 10 points.
Tokyo Drift has over 15 minutes of racing so it gets 1 point. Hobbs and Shaw has no “official” races, so it received 10 points.
Here are the results (lowest amount of points wins)
- Fast & Furious 6 – 71 points – WINNER!
- 2 Fast 2 Furious – 85 points
- Furious 7 – 86 points
- F9 – 87 points
- The Fast and the Furious – 92 points
- Fast Five – 96 points
- Fast and Furious – 102 points
- The Fate of the Furious – 103 points
- Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift – 105 points
- Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw – 118 points

I’ve included some videos to show you why Fast and Furious 6 is the most fast and furious of the franchise.
Family is said 11 times (start at :30 seconds)
There is a BBQ that features Corona
Roman and Brian have a great bro-mance (3:00 in clip)
Brian beats the crap out of Braga and some prisoners (furious fight)
There’s a classic team meeting
Dom gets shot, then completely forgets about it.
Grappling hooks are aided by NOS (grappling hooks are used a lot in franchise).
There you have it! Fast and Furious 6 is the most fast and furious film of the franchise. It features street races, corona, BBQ, family, planes blowing up, grappling hooks, fist fights and everything that makes a Fast movie great.
Omg now I have to go back and watch all of these and see for myself it is statistically the most fast and furious.
Do it! Let me know what you think!