Gun it to these "Fast and Furious" filming locations

Eat like Brian and Dom do in the first film, "The Fast and the Furious" at Neptune's Net. Just off the PCH in Malibu, this beachside eatery has been a landmark since the 1950s. This is also where scenes from "Point Break", the inspiration for "The Fast and the Furious" were filmed. It's the perfect place for shrimp and a little business talk.

It may not be the bridge from "2 Fast 2 Furious"'s infamous bridge jump scene, but the film's Miami setting provided some awesome views of Biscayne Bay, beaches, and bridges like Seven Mile Bridge.

Pretty much every movie filmed in Tokyo features shots and scenes from Shibuya Crossing, and "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" is no exception. Shibuya is most famous for its bright ads and heavy pedestrian foot traffic, leading to the massive crosswalk where hordes of people "scramble" from one side to the other. Of course, the scene where Sean and the other drivers drift through the intersection weren't actually filmed here, but footage of the crossing was incorporated into the scene.

The fourth installment, "Fast and Furious", gets Paul Walker and Vin Diesel back together, along with the rest of the crew. It's in this movie we find out that Letty, Dom's girlfriend, has been murdered in a crash by David Park, the man that Brian O'Connor, now an FBI agent, is chasing in a hunt for drug lord Arturo Braga. The cemetery where Letty is "buried" (spoiler alert, she isn't actually dead, she suffered amnesia in the crash and disappeared for a bit) is Long Beach's Sunnyside Cemetery.

A lot of "Fast Five" takes place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, but scenes featuring car heists from a train were filmed at the abandoned Pullman Rail Yard in Atlanta. "The Hunger Games" filmed scenes here as well.

"Fast and Furious 6" takes us to another exotic locale: London. In exchange for amnesty, Dom's crew agrees to help capture Owen Shaw, a rogue former British special ops soldier who is connected to Artuto Braga, the man Brian had been chasing. At this point, the franchise has fully morphed from being about racing to being about heists... with lots of cars and chases. It was huge that production got to film in London's Picadilly Circus, and other scenes were filmed on the historic Lambeth Bridge.

"Furious 7" takes Dom and Co. to Abu Dhabi to stop Owen Shaw's brother from killing all of them to avenge Owen. This was Paul Walker's last film, and the stunt that featured his character, Brian, jumping off a school bus as it goes off a cliff was filmed on Pikes Peak Highway in Colorado.