[paulmilesimo]

I've wanted to get into the movies for a while but I can't tell if there's a clean jumping in point other than the first movie. Not sure I want to start from scratch. Does anyone think there's another good entry point?

[ascondai]

You could probably start on 6 as I believe the first 5 are more about racing and not action but I could be wrong as I haven’t watched them in years. However I would recommend watching Tokyo Drift as it’s my favourite

[lookingforrachel]

You can watch them in order and get a good viewing experience. They kinda go downhill after 6

[thundereder9t8y]

Just start from the beginning, although Tokyo Drift, for many years was a "pre" movie, then they retconned it or some shit, the timeline gets hazy for a bit.

[LovelySarcasm]

tokyo drift was good although it's the only one i've seen hahaha.

[olichan12]

You could always start at 9 and work backward, so you can see everyone come back to life.

[thundereder9t8y]

You could always start at 9 and work backward, so you can see everyone come back to life.

I did that before, the timeline sort of makes sense too.

[olichan12]

I did that before, the timeline sort of makes sense too.

Probably makes more sense than in actual order. Maybe the F&F series was meant to be an undercover complex art piece.

[fwfw1234]

I think you can either start at 1 or 4 because 4 kind of takes the series to a more action oriented approach.

[pete0218]

Go with the first one and work your way up. It's a classic

[Hababad]

There’s isn’t any specific order but the racing bit stops at 5

[mmx001]

just watch tokyo drift and fast 5. Only good ones..

[Wrangler]

Watch everyone of them until Fast 7, and then keep those good memories, and never think of what comes after 6 again.