Furry Vengeance

If you see a trailer for this and then decide to see it, what did you expect, exactly? It's low brow, but Fraser does well with physical comedy and some of the bits are laugh out loud funny, the participants are having so much fun it's contagious and, come on, the real message here is that loving families should be respected and valued - what's wrong with that?

It'a a little confusing if Brendan Fraser is the leading role of a horrible but average family movie. Animal Planet on steroids. But Furry Vengeance has a lot of great moments, but the acting, the music, and the environment stuff may look like a Captain Planet PSA, but it's not. Not a good movie, but I'll rent it.

I'll have to admit, I used to love this one when I was younger but coming back to it, I think it's okay. I had a few chuckles throughout the movie, but most of it involves slapstick and the main character yelling and making weird noises when he gets hurt. The biggest flaw in the story is that the animals are a bit unlikable, which is the opposite of what the movie intends to do. It would've made more sense if the animals attacked the main character's boss since he's in charge of the project which involves cutting down trees, but they choose to harass the guy working for him instead which he never really supported the idea to begin with and most of the characters lack any of sort logic. But there's not much else to say about the movie besides that.

Although I appreciate and care for animals, this movie ****. As the animas occurs attacking were human , animals have intentions but **** like this can not be assessed.

I think we all knew what we were getting with this one. It's a completely physical comedy that never strays from offering another cliche. Vengeance also wastes Fraser and Jeong, as well as the rest of its cast, with a nonexistent plot powered by a crazed raccoon and ends on a decidedly bad Disney-esque note.