The verdict
Audiences rate it 8.2 out of 10 on TMDB across 725 votes — a strong score. It is playing 3 times at 1 cinema across 1 district, from HK$90 to HK$110 depending on cinema and time. The cheapest seat is at PREMIERE ELEMENTS (Kowloon Station) in Tsim Sha Tsui, HK$90. Category III · 113 minutes.
What it is about
What to expect
A father searches for his kidnapped daughter after the police refuse to help; his only ally is a journalist whose wife has also disappeared. The setup is a rescue mission, but the movie lives in its fight choreography — Kenji Tanigaki directs a cast of martial-arts regulars including Xie Miao, Joe Taslim, Yayan Ruhian, JeeJa Yanin, and Brian Le. The Hong Kong III certificate is earned: the violence is sustained and blunt. At 113 minutes, it is a single-minded revenge piece that does not let up. It is playing at one cinema this week, with only three screenings over the next seven days. Tickets start at HK$90. Chinese audio with English and Chinese subtitles. Early audiences have rated it 8.2 from 725 votes.
Trailer
Cast
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Xie Miao
Wang Wei -
Joe Taslim
Navin -
Yang Enyou
Rainy -
Yayan Ruhian
Tak -
JeeJa Yanin
Matia -
Brian Le
Ho -
Joey Iwanaga
Pak Lung -
Sahajak Boonthanakit
Mr. Song -
Manatsanun Panlertwongskul
Yadong - Winai Wiangyangkung Donkey Head
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Sahatchai Chumrum
Kun Tai Luo - Marut Charoensub Madi
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Sornchai Chatwiriyachai
Carter - Chayanith Riddhimat Ramu
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Tanapol Chuksrida
Basso
Crew
- Director Kenji Tanigaki
- Screenplay Frank Hui
- Screenplay Shum Kwan-Sin
- Screenplay Lei Zhilong
- Screenplay Mak Tin-Shu
- Original Music Composer Olivia Xiaolin
- Original Music Composer Flying Lotus
- Director of Photography Meteor Cheung
- Editor Chris Tonick
- Producer Frank Hui
- Producer Tam Chi-San
- Executive Producer Todd Brown
- Executive Producer Aram Tertzakian
- Executive Producer Xu Tianfu
- Executive Producer Michael J. Werner
- Executive Producer Nick Spicer
- Executive Producer Nate Bolotin
- Executive Producer Maxime Cottray
- Producer Bill Kong
Where to watch it
3 screenings at 1 cinema over the next week, from HK$90.
| Cinema | District | Formats | Screenings | Next | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PREMIERE ELEMENTS (Kowloon Station) | Tsim Sha Tsui | — | 3 | Mon 17:25 | HK$90–110 cheapest |
Prices and times are as published by the cinemas and can change. Cinema names link through to the full timetable and booking.
What viewers said
"The Furious" delivers a solid, adrenaline-fueled experience that focuses almost entirely on its high-stakes action sequences. The fight choreography is impressive, showcasing sharp, impactful movements that feel heavy and dangerous, largely thanks to the chemistry between Xie Miao and Joe Taslim. However, the film struggles when it tries to slow down, as the narrative is quite thin and the dialogue often feels like an afterthought. […]
Dean — 7/10 · read in full
"The Furious" is a basic, formulaic martial arts action flick that will appeal to martial arts film purists but less so to everyone else. Beyond the relentless, frenetic and oftentimes bloody action, the shelf is pretty much bare. The story is wholly formulaic and familiar, with a cast of predictable characters, from the dad who is probably ex-special forces or some kind of assassin, the sidekick with his own agenda, the kidnapped but feisty daughter and the super bad, bad guy. […]
MovieGuys — 6/10 · read in full
**A few of my brain cells ended themselves** The current 7+ rating is completely dishonest. The movie is beyond stupid. The whole movie has barely six and a half lines of dialogue, with the rest being brainless dancing (fighting). At one point, you start questioning why this is happening, why they are fighting, and what the objective is. The villains come and kill all the cops at the police station. […]
dumasori — 1/10 · read in full
Common questions
- How long is the movie?
- 113 minutes.
- What is the Hong Kong certificate?
- Category III. No one under 18 admitted. The violence is frequent and direct.
- What languages and subtitles are available?
- The original language is Chinese. Both English and Chinese subtitles are provided.
- Where is it playing and how many screenings are left?
- It is showing at one cinema in one district, with only three screenings over the next seven days. No IMAX or premium formats are listed.
- How much are tickets?
- The cheapest ticket is HK$90.
