Fast & Furious Movies Officially Exit Streaming Ahead of Franchise Finale
Netflix removed its collection of Fast & Furious films after 31 October, ending a period when many entries in the long-running action franchise were available on the service. The change comes as the series approaches its planned finale, Fast Forever, though fans may see the films return on another platform.
The franchise began as a drag-racing series more than 25 years ago and has since expanded into blockbuster action films. Fast X, the latest release, remains on Peacock; Fast Forever is scheduled for cinemas on 17 March 2028, with Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham and other cast members expected to return.
In short
- Fast & Furious films left Netflix after 31 October.
- Fast X remains available on Peacock.
- Fast Forever is due in cinemas in March 2028.
Explained simply
Fast & Furious began in 2001 with a story centred on illegal street racing and car culture. Over time, the films grew into action blockbusters about a close-knit group led by Dominic Toretto, played by Vin Diesel.
The franchise has continued for more than 25 years, with actors including Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham joining the cast. Its latest film, Fast X, is available on Peacock, while Fast Forever is planned for cinemas in 2028 as the series’ finale.
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