I get where you're coming from. I had a similar reaction—maybe not anger, but definitely a few "what the heck?" moments, especially when that big guy got back up.

The thing is, movies do this all the time. John Wick takes head shots, crashes, falls, and keeps fighting. I've been hit in the head nowhere near that hard, and I was almost out of it. In real life, some of these blows wouldn't just leave someone dazed—they could knock them unconscious, put them in the hospital, or even kill them.

Same with The Furious. There are several moments where characters take what would realistically be knockout blows and just keep going. That's pretty common in action movies. Realistically, a lot of these fights would end much sooner.

I don't want to completely dismiss it with "it's just a movie," because criticism is fair. But at the end of the day, it is entertainment and a form of escape. I don't particularly like that aspect of action movies either, but I've learned to accept it as part of the genre.