One of my all time favorites.

Awesome Movie

Absolutely brilliant

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

This movie wasted an hour and 32 minutes of my life

Remember this is a film for children. My 8 year old daughter and her friends think it is hilarious. That is worth a 10 star review in itself. As a parent you will realise the benefits of having over an hour of peace while your children cackle at a film. If you're watching it as an adult you'll probably be disappointed but, again, if you have children go for it. Brook Shields puts in a reasonably good comedy performance and Brendan Fraser is his usual self (strange that this film is credited as one of the things that set his career back). The animals are well animated and the scenes of mild violence seem to be the parts the children like the best.

Furry Vengeance (2010): Dir: Roger Kumble / Cast: Brendan Fraser, Brooke Shields, Matt Prokop, Ken Jeong, Angela Kinsey: Pathetic family fare that is about the equivalent to a ton of dog crap. It is the worst film of the year and stars Brendan Fraser who moves his family to a forest area where his boss wants to begin a suburban neighborhood. Wiping out a forest causes animals, headed by a raccoon to retaliate causing Fraser to lose his mind. Director Roger Kumble manages to make a film even worse than his The Sweetest Thing. It use to be that he made films like Cruel Intentions. What a sad decline for a promising directing. Fraser is humbled and fumbled repeatedly by these creatures until he comes to some moral conclusion. Now he should humble and fumble the film for the ass it made of him. Brooke Shields is wasted as his wife who tries to maintain sanity in her household. What she should be doing is reflecting on how she got reduced to this. Matt Prokop plays his son who now likes the move because a girl shows interest in him. Now if a decent screenwriter would show interest then maybe he could move in the right direction. Ken Jeong is too talented to be playing a tyrant boss such as this. The previous year he was in a masterpiece comedy called The Hangover. This is the opposite extreme without a laugh or care. Angela Kinsey is great on The Office but here she is assaulted in a car by skunks aiming the stink barrels. The animal rights theme becomes lost within amateur production. Viewers should receive vengeance upon this film, with a lawn mower blade. Score: 0 / 10

I hated it. It is beyond stupid. But then I realised that when I play with my little children they love it when I do really stupid things and put on really stupid voices and pretend to fall over in a really stupid way. They especially like it when the joke about wee wee or pooh pooh and they love animals. On top of this adults have always told children really simplistic stories, normally involving animals, with a more important message wrapped up in it. Aesop Fables spring to mind. Watch it with children, let yourself go and revert to your more simple, childish self and you'll enjoy a valuable experience with them. After all, if they could write what do you think their review of Citizen Kane or Withnail and I would be?