Review of 'The Furious' Praises Action Choreography
Originally published Jun 11, 2026
By Guy Lodge · Variety
AI-generated summary based on Variety · Aggregated by Filmarian · Human-reviewed and approved on Jun 11, 2026
Key points
- The film 'The Furious' is praised for its stunning martial arts choreography.
- Critics note the weak plot and dialogue as major drawbacks.
- The film is credited to four screenwriters but one action choreographer.
- The title is considered apt given the film's emphasis on action.
- Collaboration is seen as beneficial for the action sequences but not the script.
Kenji Tanigaki's 'The Furious' is highlighted for its impressive martial arts choreography despite its weak plot and dialogue. The film, credited to four screenwriters, shows minimal effort in crafting a compelling narrative, with critics noting the dialogue as a major drawback. However, the action sequences are described as a standout feature, validating the belief that collaboration can enhance certain aspects of filmmaking. The review acknowledges the film's title as fitting, given its focus on action over storytelling.
Read the original story: Variety — by Guy Lodge
