From boosting DVD players off trucks to going to space to help save the world, Vin Diesel's Dom Torreto and the rest of the "family" have done it all.
More than two decades after everything started, the journey is almost over. Diesel made the upcoming end more abundantly clear after dropping details about the first half of the series finale.
According to Diesel's latest Instagram post, the cameras have officially started rolling on Fast Ten (or is it Fast X?). The news comes just weeks after series newcomer, Jason Momoa, started sharing news of his flamboyant but villainous character for the highly anticipated film.
The name, Fast Ten, makes sense as the franchise circles back to where everything started to diverge from street racing to heist action involving cars. 2011's Fast Five is considered as where things started taking a turn for the then-already successful set of movies that, at the time, predominantly featured car culture and drag racing, among others. It was also the first to welcome Dwayne Johnson's Luke Hobbs to the mix, who will not be returning for the final two movies.