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When a little girl is kidnapped by a trafficking ring, they soon find they messed with the wrong child. Her mother, a notorious former gang leader, is close on their trail and will go to any lengths to bring her child home.
A former special agent, haunted by her past, lives a quiet life as a village woman. When her daughter is kidnapped by a criminal gang, she must return to her deadly skills to track them down and rescue her child. Facing ruthless gangsters and confronting her own demons, she unleashes her fury in a desperate fight for survival.
Furie was generally well-received for its thrilling action sequences and Veronica Ngo's strong performance. Critics praised its fast-paced narrative and impressive fight choreography, though some noted a predictable plot. It was a significant box office success in Vietnam and gained international attention for its quality martial arts action.
Praised for intense and well-executed action sequences.
Veronica Ngo's performance as a determined mother is a standout.
Considered a strong entry in the martial arts thriller genre.
Google audience: Audiences largely appreciated the film's high-octane action and the compelling portrayal of a mother's fierce determination. Many found the fight scenes to be thrilling and well-choreographed, making it an enjoyable watch.
The film's star, Veronica Ngo, also served as one of its producers and was instrumental in developing the action choreography.
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Furie presents an emotionally driven action film focused on child abduction and illegal organ trafficking. The story is easy to follow and grounded in Hai Phượng’s backstory and relationship with her daughter, Mai. This emotional setup enha...