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It’s a green gross-out. The environmental family film starring Brendan Fraser and Brooke Shields focuses too much on bodily functions.

You'd think that if you had an up-with-the-environment family movie in the can, you would have tied it to Earth Day and opened it last weekend. Unless, of course, that movie is "Furry Vengeance," a film so exhausting in its mean-spirited unfunny business that it would prompt Al Gore to empty his recycling bin and light a match to the contents — and the plastic bin itself — in full view of news camera crews. "Furry Vengeance" fashions itself as a green movie, but given its single-minded focus on bodily functions and the area of the anatomy that headliner Brendan Fraser calls the "no-no zone," the film is awash in an entirely different color, if you get my drift. [...]

di Glenn Whipp, articolo completo (2453 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 30 aprile 2010