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GREAT MOVIE, disturbing , very well played by all the actors. I recommend if you like & are fan of violent movies

This film is not going to go the way you expect. It's grim but gripping, and (in my opinion) is better than the other comments on this page suggest.

_Furie_ is what you feel when the restaurant tries to make a meal out of an appetizer. It's well made and looks good but they're not fooling anyone, there's just not enough there to make us feel satisfied.

Part horror, part family drama and part psychological study, _Furie_ tries to cover too much yet doesn't live up to the promises made on the poster.

(Special mention goes to the soundtrack, which adds a depth to the film that the above par directing doesn't always deliver, and to Paul Hamy who dons the role of the bad guy like a stained, skin-tight T shirt.)

The pitch was interesting: a family comes home, some people are there and are doing like if it was their own home. You could imagine very interesting idesa from this. However the people occupying the home are the babysitter and her husband who the house was left to during the family's holidays. Here goes the hope for all the possible weird stuff scenarios.

After a few minutes of administrative complexity where they see it's not that easy to get their home back, the story is almost exclusively centered on the father hanging with bad boys because he apparently feels he's not man or black enough. Not much interest in all that, apart from the fact that they have parties where a phone cabin is filled with water and people are supposed to drink a whole can of beer while underwater. Ok, I never saw that one before.

Like a lot of movies seem to do these days, so much that it's almost become a cliché, final part is a long scene of gratuitous violence. Not original, gory or ridiculous enough to bring much to the recipe, this doesn't save the movie.

I can't say that it's bad, it's just mundane.