Raging Fire(怒火·重案)

San Francisco Chronicle by G. Allen Johnson

Aided by the star magnetism of Yen and Tse, and back in his element on the colorful streets of Hong Kong, Chan goes out with both guns blazing.

Paste Magazine by Jacob Oller

Despite a few moments of heightened bliss that remind us what kind of talent it has in front of the camera (and the operatic possibilities of Hong Kong action), Raging Fire’s dull discussion of policing never lights a fire.

Little White Lies by Kambole Campbell

It’s a throwback to the exhilarating, ferocious Hong Kong action filmmaking of yore, capping off a muscular actioner that marries old-school bravado with contemporary technique.

Austin Chronicle by Matthew Monagle

If you can sit through the occasional sermon about the role of police in modern society, you’ll find yourself in the lap of true action greatness.