So I grabbed the Fast ... Furious models over the years (mainly paying tribute to Leon's car from the first movie) and a ZAMAC release. I would love it if Mattel redid the HKD GT-R using different ...

The Toyota Supra MK4 was featured prominently in the original The Fast and the Furious film from 2001. Driven by Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker), this bright orange 1994 Supra stole the spotlight in ...

But we’ll get to that entry. For now, what’s the least successful Fast & Furious movie, as far as box office receipts are concerned? Probably the one you think. 11) The Fast and the Furious: ...

Long before Larson got cast in Fast X, the Oscar-winning actress made her love for the Fast & Furious franchise abundantly clear. In fact, she practically campaigned for a role in the high-octane ...

It’s all about family in the Fast & Furious franchise. What started as a movie about illegal street racing eventually transitioned into a beloved action film series. The 11 Fast & Furious movies ...

Vin Diesel has a message for Universal Pictures, urging the studio to provide fans with a release timeframe for the next installment in the Fast & Furious franchise. In a new social media post ...

I keep hearing rumors about the upcoming movie in the Fast and Furious franchise. Some say it will return to its street racing origins, but I'm quite skeptical about the whole thing. I'll reserve ...

From PMI’s long-term plans, it will continue to pursue the path of innovation in turning around the so-called “sin” products to its fast and furious drive to a “smoke-free” future for ...

Universal Studios Hollywood has finished laying the track for its newest ride, a roller coaster with a “Fast and Furious” theme, the theme park confirmed to KTLA 5 News.

The "Fast & Furious" series is full of incredible cars: The orange Supra, the Dad Remembrance Charger, any of Brian's various Skylines. One of them, though, stands above nearly all the rest ...

Who knew that The Fast and the Furious, a small crime drama involving stolen home video equipment that couldn’t be more 2001, would still be producing movies more than two decades later?