Watch: Certain Fury
Certain Fury
Action • Crime • Drama
Theatrical Release (US)
~ Nothing's Black or White when you're fighting for your life! ~
Overview:
Teenage prostitute Scarlet and minor offender Tracy end up on the run together in the wake of a courtroom shoot-out.
Director:
Stephen Gyllenhaal
Status:
Released
Language:
English
Buget:
$0.00
Revenue:
$1,400,000.00
Key words:
Cast
Tatum O'Neal
~ as ~
Scarlet
Irene Cara
Tracy
Nicholas Campbell
Sniffer
George Murdock
Lt. Speier
Moses Gunn
Dr. Freeman
Peter Fonda
Rodney
Rodney Gage
Superman
Frank C. Turner
Dimitri
Campbell Lane
Wino
Angie Tavahan
Junkie
Wuchak
Written 2 month(s) ago
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Two fugitive girls’ odyssey into the sleazy underbelly of a city
Shot in early summer, 1984, “Certain Fury” is an urban crime drama/thriller, released the next year, that combines the basic plot of “The Defiant Ones” with elements of later movies, like “Switchblade Sisters” and “The Warriors.” Relatively realistic, it has superior actors to “Switchblade Sisters” and lacks the surrealness of “Warriors,” yet it’s not as compelling as either and opts for wallowing in the seedy side of the Big City. But I liked the long sewer sequence, the nod to hellish perdition, and the somewhat moving climax.
Tatum O'Neal is effective as the streetwise sex worker, neck-deep into drugs, while Irene Cara’s character is more winsome and naïve. Cara was known for playing Coco in “Fame” and as the singer of “Flashdance... What a Feeling.” Neither of them went on to a notable acting career.
It runs 1 hour, 27 minutes, and was shot in Vancouver.
GRADE: B-/C+