benjaminweber There are some films that come out of America that are just dull, because they feature the same stencilled in characters, repeating the same story over and over again, just to make a couple of executives money. This is one of them. All of its virtue signalling is completely hollow, because you can tell from the total lack of creativity that it was manufactured quickly for profit by exactly the type of people being cast as the villains. The only new things it brings to the table are the poor quality of the animals, with many looking unnatural due to being digitally copied multiple times, or manipulated with CGI, and an unexpectedly high level of casual racism.

Jacob Bradley Going into this film, I heard it was terrible, but it really made me sure that it is wrong to lock up animals. Thank you Brendan Fraser, you have taught me not to bully animals or they will bully me back. This is a lesson that will stick with me for life. Thank you. Also the dance sequence was better than professional dancers, why do they even bother hiring professionals anymore when they have Brendan Fraser? I don't know. I am looking forward to seeing Brendan Fraser return in the new Mummy reboot, I think it's amazing how they made him look like Tom Cruise with all the makeup. Amazing. He is sure to be amazing in that film after some excellent appearances in 'The Nut Job' (one of my mother's favourite movies) and 'Escape From a planet Earth' (which was far better than the first 2 films in the series, 'Escape from New York' and 'Escape from LA'.) I would recommend this film to all vegans and fans of animal rights, it really takes a step in the right direction for animal equality. 10/10.

Python Hyena 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

P Stanley Lots of laughs and physical humour, my 10-year-old loved it.My 5-year-old daughter was greatly disturbed by animals in peril. There is a great deal of menace in this movie which I believe NETFLIX rated as "G".Unusually racially diverse cast used for all manner of roles. Not afraid to cast foreign powers as bad guys against the wholesome U.S.A.But why does a raccoon have to urinate in Brendan Fraser's mouth? Does he have to lose his clothes on several occasions? Why do kids movies have to be so violent? It seems harder and harder for producers to make a wonderful movie that the whole family can enjoy.