Brace yourself. Lionsgate’s latest action epic, The Furious, roars into theaters nationwide on May 29, 2026, unleashing a relentless, high-intensity […]
Brace yourself. Lionsgate’s latest action epic, The Furious, roars into theaters nationwide on May 29, 2026, unleashing a relentless, high-intensity ride packed with vengeance, corruption, and survival.
The hype is real: The Furious is one of the best action films you’ll ever see, already being called a “masterpiece” and drawing comparisons to action classics like The Raid.
The premise is simple: a little girl is kidnapped, and the father is god damn furious. You know the saying, a father’s scorn knows no bounds.
“When Wang Wei’s young daughter is abducted by a ruthless criminal network, he turns to local authorities for help — only to be met with corruption and indifference. With no other options, Wei takes matters into his own hands, embarking on a relentless and violent mission to rescue her. Along the way, he forms an uneasy alliance with Navin, a determined journalist searching for his own missing wife. Together, the two men plunge into a brutal underworld, unleashing a relentless assault against the kidnappers in a high-stakes martial arts battle fueled by vengeance.”
The trailer is above, and I guarantee the film delivers everything it promises; it is rated R for “strong bloody violence and language.”
The Furious stars Xie Miao as Wang Wei, alongside Joe Taslim, Yang Enyou, Brian Le, and Joey Iwanaga.
Directed by Kenji Tanigaki, the film is written by Mak Tin Shu, Lei Zhilong, Shum Kwan Sin, and Frank Hui, and is based on a character originally created by David Morrell. Producers include Bill Kong, , and .
