Is it just us, or does that seem a little on the low side? Didn't Fast & Furious 6 blow up an entire airplane on the world's longest runway? Didn't Furious 7 level most of Los Angeles with a missile-equipped drone?
Funnily enough, out of that number, over $320 million was caused by the "heroes", with the bad guys only accounting for $194 million of the damages.
Breaking that down to individuals, Vin Diesel caused just shy of $69 million worth of carnage, followed by The Rock at $32 million and Paul Walker at $16 million.
They all pale in comparison to Jason Statham, who manages to rack up a $182 million bill single-handedly, despite technically only being in one movie so far. We guess he did destroy that entire hospital at the start of Furious 7, and they don't come cheap.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, those first few "cheaper" movies didn't leave much of a dent, with the The Fast & Furious, 2 Fast 2 Furious, The Fast & The Furious: Toyko Drift and Fast & Furious (seriously, who named these?) barely combining $5 million between them.
However, things picked up significantly right around the same time the movies started getting really good.
Fast Five caused around $20 million worth of damages, and we imagine most of that came from volleying an entire bank safe around the streets of Rio.
Fast & Furious 6 jumps up to $200 million, and most of that probably comes from that pre-mentioned wrecked aircraft.
Furious 7 goes higher again, estimated to put a $290 million hole in the world, with two-thirds of that coming from Statham alone.
The forthcoming The Fate Of The Furious features a nuclear submarine and all of downtown New York involved in a massive pile-up, so we're guessing that number will be going higher again.
And in case you were wondering, the single most expensive car destroyed to date is the Lykan Hypersport in Furious 7 that Vin Diesel drives out the window of an Abu Dhabi skyscraper.
It cost $3.4 million, and he drove it out the window (wipes away tear).Explore more on these topics:
