Full disclosure: I have never built my own PC, though I have considered it many times.

A general unfamiliarity with how the computational sausage gets made and the high price of staying up to date on parts has largely kept me, a Mac user, away from the prospect.

But because I have friends and colleagues who are PC users, I have learned two things: 1) It’s not as hard as you think to build a computer. I’ve heard the description, “It’s like adult Legos” more than once. And 2) static electricity can ruin everything.

Fast & Furious started off as a little crime movie about streetcar racing and boosting illegal DVDs. Twenty-two years later, Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his crew have become part of an international espionage team that regularly defies physics, and often, reality itself. But that’s part of the joy of watching Fast & Furious, our most ludicrous action franchise today: watching how the Fast family could possibly one-up themselves. And gosh darn it, they manage to do so every time.

In honor of the release of the most ludicrous Fast & Furious movie yet, Inverse staff ranked the top 10 wildest moments of the franchise.