The Script

A former special forces operative, now working as a police officer, is drawn back into his violent past when his family is kidnapped. He must use his elite combat skills to rescue them from a ruthless gang and confront the ghosts of his former life. The film showcases intense fight choreography and a race against time.

The Script received a mixed-to-positive reception, largely praised for its action sequences and Donnie Yen's performance. Some critics noted that while the action was top-notch, the plot was somewhat predictable and formulaic for the genre. Audiences generally enjoyed the adrenaline-fueled experience.

• Praised for its visceral and expertly choreographed action scenes, particularly Donnie Yen's martial arts prowess.
• Criticized for a narrative that adheres closely to common crime-thriller tropes, offering few surprises.
• Generally considered a solid, if unspectacular, action film driven by its star.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the thrilling fight sequences and Donnie Yen's charismatic presence as major strengths. Some viewers found the story to be less engaging than the action, but overall it was seen as an entertaining watch for fans of the genre.

Donnie Yen not only starred in and directed 'The Script' (also known as 'SPY') but also handled the extensive fight choreography, a hallmark of his career.