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A thin premise stretched far beyond serviceable length, Furry Vengeance subjects Brendan Fraser -- and the audience -- to 92 minutes of abuse. Read critic reviews
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When Dan Sanders (Brendan Fraser) takes a job overseeing the construction of a supposedly "green" housing development in the Oregon woods, he thinks his greatest challenge will be helping his urban-oriented family (Brooke Shields, Matt Prokop) adjust to country life while simultaneously trying to keep his demanding boss happy. But, when the local animals learn that Dan is in charge of their habitat's destruction, the fur flies in an all-out battle between man and nature.
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Rating: PG (Mild Language|Brief Smoking|Some Rude Humor)
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Genre: Kids & family, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Roger Kumble
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Producer: Robert Simonds, Keith Goldberg
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Writer: Michael Carnes, Josh Gilbert
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $17.6M
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Summit Entertainment
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Production Co: Summit Entertainment
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Audience Reviews for Furry Vengeance
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A painfull un-funny film with a paper thin plot that im sure tortured Fraser as much as it did me.
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This junker isn't even worth a proper review. Brandan Frasier. I don't know how it can even be categorized as a movie.
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Brendon fraser seems to be making a career out of these films, and fitting in a crash or extraordinery measures here and there, but he needs to stop, hes quite bad in this
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The title alone alerts you that this will not be a pleasant journey. It's 92 abusive minutes of watching a doughy Brendan Fraser act like he is being tortured by a conspiracy of woodland wildlife. Fraser is a land developer who wants to raze a forest to make way for houses, and nature doesn't take too kindly. Raccoons, squirrels, birds, bears, and even wild turkeys all take their turn tormenting Fraser. The slapstick is at Looney Tune levels of manic absurdity. Even worse is the ham-fisted environmental message that still manages to be cloying, preachy, and completely naive. This lame eco message may actually encourage people to chop down trees out of sheer spite. After an hour of animals trying to kill him, suddenly Fraser realizes that the forest is their home too. For their furry families. Everyone has the same facial expression of barely concealed embarrassment. Even Fraser deserves better than this family film purgatory he seems to be stuck in while he waits for a phone call confirming another dumb Mummy movie. Furry Vengeance has the rank odor of failure from every frame, and yet the movie hits a new low when the end credits come around. Just when you think you've been given your freedom back, the cast breaks out into an end credit rap with snippets of movie parodies from "Furry TV." It makes no sense except to add one last moment to hold your head in shame. Nate's Grade: D
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