The action thriller 'The Furious' is set to debut with significant critical acclaim, having achieved a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

This high rating, based on 33 reviews, positions the film as a highly anticipated release for action cinema enthusiasts.

The film's strong critical reception suggests it could redefine expectations for the genre.

Directed by action choreographer-turned-filmmaker Tanigaki Kenji, known for his work on 'Raging Fire,' 'The Furious' is described as a blend of elements from modern classics like 'John Wick,' 'Taken,' and 'The Raid.' Critics highlight its brutal dedication to physical stunts and exceptional martial arts talent.

The cast features a lineup of actors and fighters, including Xie Miao, known for 'My Father Is a Hero,' and Joe Taslim, recognized from 'The Raid' and 'Mortal Kombat.' Other notable cast members include Jeeja Yanin, Yang Enyu, Brian Le, Joey Iwanaga, and Yayan Ruhian.

The narrative of 'The Furious' begins with humble worker Wang Wie, portrayed by Xie Miao, whose daughter is kidnapped.

When corrupt authorities offer no assistance, Wie embarks on a revenge-fueled quest to find her.

The official "Critics Consensus" on Rotten Tomatoes hails the film as a "relentless, blood-soaked spectacle of breathtakingly inventive martial arts choreography, with director Kenji Tanigaki delivering a brutal, balletic action extravaganza."

Reviewers have consistently praised the film's action sequences and overall impact.

FlickReel awarded it a 4/5, calling it "beautiful mayhem" and "a fireball of fury." United Press International noted the unique convergence of established martial artists, delivering something distinct while still satisfying action fans.

The Weekend Warrior gave it an 8/10, describing it as "jawdropping in terms of its violence and spectacle." NYC Movie Guru called it "A rousing, exhilarating white-knuckle action thriller.

It's a total blast.

A rush of pure adrenaline," while Zach Pope Reviews declared it "genuinely be one of the best Martial Arts film I’ve ever witnessed."

Some critics are even suggesting that 'The Furious' could set a new benchmark for action films, with Próxima Tanda confidently stating that people "will stop saying 'best action film since The Raid' and begin saying 'best action film since The Furious'." A sequel is reportedly already in development.