All entries of the Fast & Furious franchise managed to haul in a decent amount of money at the box office but the 5th part really stood out, both in terms of revenue and quality. Fast & Furious 6 was able to top that and generated a worldwide box office of $789 million. Therefore, the studio's decision to order parts 7 and 8 was a no brainer. Since most fans should have been happy after leaving the cinemas, the home video releases should add a considerable amount to the studio's bank account. Just as it was handled with part 5, the Blu-ray of Fast Six does also include a slightly extended version. Here, mostly censorship for the PG-13 rating is reversed, additional CGI blood could not be identified. This version is available in the US on Blu-ray only, while customers of the DVD have to be satisfied with the theatrical version.


Comparison between the Theatrical Version (PG-13) and the Extended Cut (Unrated) (both included on the US Blu-ray by Universal Pictures).

24 differences, consisting of
13 extended scenes
9 scenes with alternate material
2 extended scenes with alternate material

The Extended Cut runs 53.68 sec. longer than the Theatrical Version.

Extended scene with alternate material
0:39:26: The EX has a chauvinistic comment from the car manufacturerr when he sees Gisele and Riley approach him: "Who sent you? Oh come on, ladies! Two hot girls like you don't wander into this neighborhood unless I've called the escort service. And I haven't, yet, today.". The TC has them walking towards him in a different shot and as Roman tells Han that his opinion about Gisele's comment about men, we see him here. The EX only features that as a voice over while we see the grinning car guy.
The EX runs 16.64 sec. longer

Theatrical Version	Extended

Extended Scene
0:44:32: Dom punches the guy in the face. The TC has the guy falling already.
0.44 sec.

Alternate Material
0:44:47: As Dom pulls the pawnbroker violently towards the glass wall, the EX shows more clearly how his head hits the pane. The TC is more harmless because it shows that from the outside of the booth.
No time difference

Theatrical Version	Extended

Alternate Material
0:45:06: After the pawnbroker gave up the necessary info, Dom pulls him against the pane again. The EX has the shot inside the booth, the TC observes it from the outside.
The TC runs 0.16 sec. longer

Theatrical Version	Extended

Alternate Material
0:49:54: The EX has Jah countering an attempted punch by Han. He punches Han in the face instead. The TC only has him blocking Han's punch.
The EX runs 0.84 sec. longer

Theatrical Version	Extended

Extended scene with alternate material
0:50:02: In the EX, Letty looks up and attacks Riley by strangling her with the handcuffs. Riley pushes Letty backwards against the wall and when Letty recognizes that the train is about to leave, she kicks Riley in the back of the knee, prompting her to fall to the ground. She then runs off to the train. In the TC, Letty looks up and Riley is already lying on the floor.
The EX runs 9.36 sec. longer

Theatrical Version	Extended

Alternate Material
0:56:18: When Hobbs tells the boss of the CCTV office which reasons could be relevant for the fact that they don't have the recordings of certain cameras, both versions have a different take with a slightly different use of wording and camera shots. But that's all quite irrelevant.

TC: "Now that means either your maintenance schedule lines up perfectly with their escape route or that someone here is working with them."
EX: "Now that means either one of two things. It either means your maintenance schedule lines up perfectly with their escape route or it means that someone here is working with them."
The EX runs 0.88 sec. longer

Extended Scene
0:59:51: A short dialogue between Dom and Han before the hook that Roman shot hits the wall. The TC has a different shot of Han.

Dom: "4-speed Camaro SS big block. You like it?"
Han: "Nice color."
7 sec.

Alternate Material
1:03:49: TC: Brian punches Braga in the face. EX: Brian headbutts Braga
The TC runs 1 frame (0.04 sec.) longer

Theatrical Version	Extended

Extended Scene
1:04:00: Brian fights off Braga and his men a little longer by throwing kicks and punches. This includes the earlier shot where he punches Braga in the face.
3.84 sec.

Extended Scene
1:04:12: More strangling action which leads to Brian suffering from a knee strike by his opponent.
3.2 sec.

Alternate Material
1:04:18: The EX is a few frames longer as Brian twists his attacker's hand. The TC is earlier with a shot of their brawl. Looks like censorship.
The EX runs 0.16 sec. longer

Theatrical Version	Extended

Extended Scene
1:04:22: Brian punches and kicks the inmate once more in the EX.
2.12 sec.

Alternate Material
1:04:32: As Braga tells Brian that he wouldn't do it (use the knife on Braga), we see him finish the sentence onscreen in the EX, while the TC already switched to Brian. Maybe the goal was to shorten the shot of the bruised Braga in the TC.
No time difference

Theatrical Version	Extended

Alternate Material
1:04:34: The EX has Brian stabbing Braga's leg onscreen (no blood though). The TC is more harmless.
The EX runs 1 frame (0.04 sec.) longer

Theatrical Version	Extended

Extended Scene
1:48:04: Hobbs has to endure a hard punch in the face while Dom receives a kick in the stomach from Shaw.
2.56 sec.

Extended Scene
1:48:08: A few more frames as Hobbs prepares to punch Klaus again.
0.24 sec.

Extended Scene
1:49:06: Letty administers a knee strike to Riley's stomach.
0.68 sec.

Extended Scene
1:49:19: Shaw uses his knee against Dom once more.
1.24 sec.

Extended Scene
1:49:25: Hobbs blocks a punch by Klaus.
0.76 sec.

Alternate Material
1:49:39: The TC has Klaus after the impact of the punch, while the EX shows how he gets one more. This is followed by a shot of the serious looking Shaw.
The EX runs 1.24 sec. longer

Extended Scene
1:49:42: Shaw runs earlier towards Dom.
0.24 sec.

Extended Scene
1:49:45: Hobbs elbows Klaus.
1.04 sec.

Extended Scene
1:51:00: Adolfson hits Gisele twice.
1.36 sec.