The Furious Review : Too Much Kung Fu, Not Enough Movie
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The Furious Review : Too Much Kung Fu, Not Enough Movie
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Is The Furious really the martial arts comeback everyone says it is or just two hours of exhausting fight choreography with almost no story?
In this spoiler-filled review, we break down The Furious, the international martial arts action movie featuring kung fu, judo, brutal stunt work, extended fight sequences, and a very serious rescue storyline.
While many action fans have praised the movie’s choreography and practical stunt work, we struggled with its cartoon logic, generic villains, awkward English dubbing, excessive sound design, inconsistent tone, and fights that seem to last forever.
We discuss the movie’s comparisons to The Raid, John Wick, Oldboy, classic Hong Kong action cinema, Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, John Woo, Tony Jaa, and Takeshi Kitano.
We also question whether the impressive wide-angle choreography and long takes are enough to compensate for weak characters, repetitive action, strange plot decisions, and a serious subject that feels used mainly as an excuse for nonstop violence.
Is The Furious an action masterpiece, a stunt-team showcase, or massively overhyped martial arts slop? Let us know in the comments.
Did we completely misunderstand this movie—or were you just as exhausted as we were?