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"Fast & Furious" fans? We're off to the races. "Fast X," the latest film in the "Fast & Furious" franchise, is finally coming to streaming. The star-studded follow-up debuted in theaters in May, and is currently one of the highest-grossing films of 2023.
"Fast X" is one of a handful of blockbusters this year to make its streaming debut on function ga4_link112() window.dataLayer.push(JSON.parse('"event":"default_event"')) Peacock. We've broken down details about the film, as well as where you can stream it starting today, Friday, September 15.
'Fast X' will stream on function ga4_link113() window.dataLayer.push(JSON.parse('"event":"default_event"')) Peacock, the streaming service from NBCUniversal. You can sign up for either Peacock Premium or Peacock Premium Plus to watch "Fast X." Premium subscriptions cost $5.99/month or $59.99/year, and Premium Plus (Peacock's version of an ad-free tier, which features ad-free viewing barring a few exceptions) is $11.99/month or $119.99/year.
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Buckle your seatbelts: the next iteration of the Fast and Furious franchise (Fast X) starts streaming on Peacock on Sept. 15. The action-packed franchise, which stars Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson, Michelle Rodriguez, and the late Paul Walker, has had our adrenaline pumping for two decades, and it's not slowing down any time soon.
Considering the first film was released back in 2001, you might need to get back up to speed before streaming Fast X. But, of course (as with most things in the streaming age), watching every Fast and Furious film in the franchise online is more complicated than you think. But don't worry; we've got you covered.
Currently, the Fast and Furious film franchise is spread across not one, not two, but four different streaming services. Although Universal has a new deal with Peacock to bring their movies to the streamer, it's only after their time in theaters. There's nothing on paper about the previous films yet, so the older Fast and Furious movies are still scattered across the streaming-verse. You'll need Netflix, Peacock, Amazon Freevee, and even FuboTV to stream the entire saga online. Check out the breakdown below to learn where to watch each one.
As noted before, Universal's deal with Peacock brings their movies to the streaming service after their time in the theaters. That means Fast X and any other future films (likely at least one) will be on Peacock. Furious 7 is also on Peacock at the time of writing, so you'll have to add it into the mix to complete your marathon regardless.
The only other way to watch individual films in the franchise is by renting or purchasing the film directly from digital retailers like Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, or Vudu. Generally, renting each film is about $3.99, and purchasing the digital copy is about $9.99. Rather than subscribing to a streaming service just to watch a single film, you can simply rent it for $3.99 on your platform of choice and have access to it for 30 days.
Currently, Fast & Furious 6 is the only film not available on any streaming service. If you want to truly complete the entire franchise, you'll have to rent or purchase the film from a digital retailer. Amazon has it on sale for just $1.74 to rent or $12.74 to buy.
There are ten official films in the Fast and Furious franchise (13 including spinoffs), with the tenth officially streaming as of Sept. 15. The tenth film, Fast X, was one of the most anticipated movies of 2023. It was originally thought to be the last in the saga, but now we've learned that the main saga finale has been split into two parts. Fast X is just the first half of the final film.
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Content delivery that leverages edge networks is the obvious solution for large-scale streams to global audiences, but it introduces greater complexity at the far end of the streaming workflow, from intelligent load balancing and distribution to real-time performance assessment involving multiple vendors. What challenges are large-scale streamers facing when it comes to latency, QoE, and more, and how are they solving them?
If you don't have HBO Max, you also have the option to buy a digital copy of "F9." You can currently purchase the movie for $15 to stream whenever you'd like on Amazon Prime Video, Vudu, YouTube, Microsoft Movies, or Apple TV. Though a cheaper rental option was previously available, the movie is currently only available to buy.
HBO Max is the best streaming service for watching movies from the "Fast & Furious" franchise online. A few of the "Fast & Furious" movies were free to stream with ad-supported Peacock, but the films are not currently part of the Peacock catalog.
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That means there's no better time to refresh yourself on the extensive history of Dominic Toretto and his #family. Below you'll find all the details about where you can stream each of the previous main Fast & Furious films, as well as the spinoff Hobbs & Shaw, so you can make sure you're emotionally and mentally ready for the wild ride (or rides) to come.
Though you won't find every entry of the series on one streaming service, you'll find almost all of them on Hulu Live, DirecTV, or Sling, and two of the most recent movies can be watched on HBO Max and Peacock. Another option is to get this Fast & Furious 9-Movie Collection for cheap.
Furious 7 is available for streaming on Universal's Peacock streaming service, as well as on demand through three live TV services: DirecTV, Sling and Hulu with Live TV. And it can be rented from any digital retailer.
Do you ever find yourself adding up the cost of broadcast and streaming services you are paying for, looking in horror at the result of TV, film, and music services combined? You certainly would if you wanted to follow all live broadcast games played by your Premiership football team. With multiple streaming options, do you feel overwhelmed by the amount of content, yet you can never find that film that you really want to watch? Jean Luc Goddard films rarely feature on streaming services, yet every Fast & Furious film does. Netflix auto-plays the next 30-hour season, as you put off leaving the house at the weekend. I now avoid Netflix seasons, life is too short.
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