Fast and Furious 10 will supposedly end the mainline Fast and Furious series, but the franchise could live on in the form of spinoffs after that.
While the mainline series will supposedly end with Fast & Furious 10, the Fast franchise may live on after that. Much like its protagonist, Dominic “Dom” Toretto, the Fast & Furious movies have come a long ways from humble beginnings. What started as a Point Break-esque action-thriller about illegal street racing (one now marvelously dated by its late 1990s/early 2000s sensibilities) has evolved into a series of globe-trotting heist movies and crime capers. In addition to being a money-making machine, the property has earned the respect of critics for its ability to combine ludicrous action sequences with unabashedly corny, yet sincere and touching messages about family and brotherhood.
Nothing lasts forever, though, and for years the plan has been to end the central Fast & Furious films with Fast & Furious 10. Star and producer Vin Diesel confirmed those plans as recently as February, just prior to Fast & Furious 9 being delayed from its original release date in April because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to teasing the possibility of Fast & Furious 10 being a two-parter, he also hinted at the larger property’s future, saying “ it would be nice for this world to continue for generations to come.”
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