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2026 matchup

Is God Is vs The Furious

Side-by-side Celluloid Scores, four-input breakdown, country/runtime context, and an editorial angle — built for quick answers and AI citation.

Quick Answer

Is Is God Is or The Furious the better watch?

Neither Is God Is nor The Furious has a verified Celluloid Score yet. Is God Is is mystery, thriller from United States (97% critics); The Furious is action, crime from Japan (93% critics). Compare release facts, trailers and casts below.

The matchup

Is God Is is mystery, thriller from United States (97% critics); The Furious is action, crime from Japan (93% critics).

Side-by-side Celluloid Scores (four composite inputs plus a separate audience snapshot) for each film, plus runtime, country and genre — so you can see where critics and audiences diverge before choosing. Is God Is runs 100 minutes (2026); The Furious runs 100 minutes (2026).

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Is God Is (2026)

Aleshea Harris · Mystery, Thriller, Comedy · 1h 40m

United States · English · May 15, 2026

Review pending — no verified score yet

Yes. It is one of 2026's boldest American films, best for viewers who like stylised, theatrical storytelling and can take dark comedy about real cruelty.

Twin sisters Racine and Anaia — scarred as children by a fire their father set — receive a letter from their dying mother ordering them to kill the man who disfigured them. Aleshea Harris adapts her own award-winning play into a Southern Gothic revenge road trip where Kara Young and Mallori Johnson chase Sterling K. Brown's father figure across a charged American landscape, colliding with Janelle Monáe and Vivica A. Fox as scripture, rage, and dark comedy rewrite the rules of who gets to deliver justice.

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The Furious (2026)

Kenji Tanigaki · Action, Crime, Thriller · 1h 53m

Hong Kong · Mandarin · Jun 12, 2026

Review pending — no verified score yet

Yes, with reservations. The fight choreography is among the best of recent years, but the plot is thin and the violence intense; made for committed martial arts fans.

When traffickers snatch his daughter and the corrupt local police turn him away, Wang Wei (Xie Miao) goes after her himself, joined by Navin (Joe Taslim), a dogged journalist whose own wife has disappeared, in Kenji Tanigaki's bone-crunching martial-arts thriller.

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Score breakdown

Signal Is God Is The Furious
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Editorial rating — —
Audience snapshot (excluded) — —
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Letterboxd 0 0
IMDb 0 0
Runtime 1h 40m 1h 53m
Country United States Hong Kong

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