Fast Five, the 2011 action thriller starring Vin Diesel, became available on Netflix on August 1, 2026, completing its run of the franchise’s 11 previous films on the platform. The 130‑minute movie follows Dom Toretto and Brian O’Conner as they plan a $100 million vault heist in Rio de Janeiro, shifting the series from street racing to a heist narrative and relying on largely practical effects. The film, which was directed by Justin Lin, was praised for its stunt work and for reuniting the franchise’s core cast after the death of Paul Walker in 2013. Vin Diesel has outlined three conditions for the upcoming final installment, calling for a return to Los Angeles, a revival of street racing, and the reunion of Dom and Brian, though he has expressed reservations about using CGI to recreate Walker. The movie’s availability on Netflix follows a pattern of the franchise’s streaming releases, and it remains a reference point for the series’ evolution from street‑level racing to larger‑scale heist and spy‑like missions. The final film is expected to address these concerns while concluding the 12‑film saga.